Not so long ago, Netflix was the king of must-see documentaries – mostly about true crime, and nearly all from the other side of the pond. The ongoing appetite created for documentaries like Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes and The Staircase sparked a trend that now goes far beyond Netflix, with all the major streamers, plus regular UK terrestrial channels, after a slice of the documentary action.
The good news is they’re not all about serial killers any more. The even better news is they’ve cottoned onto our wish to be entertained as well as educated, weaving clever storytelling narratives to tell a tale that will break boundaries, keep you invested, and often stay with you for a long time after the credits roll.
Let’s take a look at some of the most exciting British documentary series being released in 2023 and beyond, from the BBC,...
The good news is they’re not all about serial killers any more. The even better news is they’ve cottoned onto our wish to be entertained as well as educated, weaving clever storytelling narratives to tell a tale that will break boundaries, keep you invested, and often stay with you for a long time after the credits roll.
Let’s take a look at some of the most exciting British documentary series being released in 2023 and beyond, from the BBC,...
- 8/14/2023
- by Lauravickersgreen
- Den of Geek
Homeland and My Mad Fat Teenage Diary are among the shows nominated at the Mind Media Awards 2013.
Olivia Colman has also been signed up as a gust presenter for the ceremony, which is organised by the mental health charity and sponsored by Virgin Money Giving.
Channel 4 have a notable presence in the awards shortlist following their dedicated season of programming about mental health programmes, Channel 4 Goes Mad.
The full list of Mind Media Awards nominations is as follows:
Documentary
Stacey Solomon: Depression, Teen Mums & Me (BBC Three)
Ruby Wax's Mad Confessions (Channel 4)
Jon Richardson: A Little Bit Ocd (Channel 4)
Stephen Fry & Kay Redfield Jamison (Sky Arts)
Drama
The Village
In The Flesh
My Mad Fat Teenage Diary
Homeland
The Ian Wilkinson News and Current Affairs Award
BBC Scotland: Mental Health Care Plan
Channel 4 News: Mental Health Series
Newsnight: Male Suicide...
Olivia Colman has also been signed up as a gust presenter for the ceremony, which is organised by the mental health charity and sponsored by Virgin Money Giving.
Channel 4 have a notable presence in the awards shortlist following their dedicated season of programming about mental health programmes, Channel 4 Goes Mad.
The full list of Mind Media Awards nominations is as follows:
Documentary
Stacey Solomon: Depression, Teen Mums & Me (BBC Three)
Ruby Wax's Mad Confessions (Channel 4)
Jon Richardson: A Little Bit Ocd (Channel 4)
Stephen Fry & Kay Redfield Jamison (Sky Arts)
Drama
The Village
In The Flesh
My Mad Fat Teenage Diary
Homeland
The Ian Wilkinson News and Current Affairs Award
BBC Scotland: Mental Health Care Plan
Channel 4 News: Mental Health Series
Newsnight: Male Suicide...
- 9/12/2013
- Digital Spy
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