Finding Jack Charlton

Director:

Gabriel Clarke, Pete Thomas

Producer(s):

John McKenna, Torquil Jones, Drew Masters, Catherine Quantschnigg

Footage Archive Researcher:

Production Team

Archival Sources:

Private Owner - Craig Johnston, Private Owner - Frank Gillespie, North East Film Archive, BBC/Getty Archive

Production Company:

Noah Media Group

Country of Production:

United Kingdom, Ireland

Synopsis

FINDING JACK CHARLTON is the compelling, emotional and definitive portrait of a football life like no other. It is the story of an extraordinary man: an English World Cup winning legend, who became an Irish hero. Contemporary filming and interviews combine with unseen audio, visual and personal archive material to reveal the untold story of Jack’s life and career.

Ronnie's

Director:

Oliver Murray

Producer(s):

Kirsty Bell

Footage Archive Researcher:

James RM Hunt

Archival Sources:

BBC, Kino, Old Street Films, British Pathe, Getty

Production Company:

Orofena Films, Goldfinch Entertainment

Country of Production:

United Kingdom, United States

Synopsis

Ronnie's is the story of musician Ronnie Scott and his world famous jazz club. In 1959, saxophonist Ronnie Scott opened the door to a small basement jazz club in London’s Soho. As part of the burgeoning modern jazz movement, he and fellow saxophonist Pete King had dreamt of opening a club modelled on the swinging scene of New York’s 52nd Street. From its humble beginnings sixty years ago, Ronnie Scott’s would become the cornerstone of the UK jazz scene and one of the most famous music clubs in the world.

Ronnie Scott was beloved by many, from the great and famous who frequented his club, to the many hard up musicians who were often helped by his warmth and generous spirit. However, Ronnie was as complex and colourful as the music played on his stage. In private Ronnie battled with depression and when his untimely death occurred in 1996 it left the jazz community bereft of a respected and favourite leader.

Crip Camp

Director:

Nicole Newnham, Jim LeBrecht

Producer(s):

Sara Bolder

Footage Archive Researcher:

Rachel Antell, Jen Petrucelli

Archival Sources:

Peoples Video Theater, KRON via Bancroft Library, AP, ABC, NBC

Production Company:

A Higher Ground and Rusted Spoke Production in association with Little Punk, JustFilms, Ford Foundation for Netflix

Country of Production:

United States

Synopsis

A groundbreaking summer camp galvanizes a group of teens with disabilities to help build a movement, forging a new path toward greater equality.

To the Moon

Director:

Tadhg O'Sullivan

Producer(s):

Clare Stronge

Footage Archive Researcher:

34 individual archive researchers

Archival Sources:

Lobster, BFI, IFI Archive, Friedrich-Wilhelm-Murnau-Stiftung, George Eastman Museum

Production Company:

Inland Films

Country of Production:

Ireland

Synopsis

Woven from archive, original cinematography, poetry and song, To the Moon steps lightly through our moonlit imagination. Structured as a lunar cycle, the film moves through tales of love, songs of longing, myths of madness, dreams of innocence and the nightmare of colonialism, building to a timely reminder of our fragility beneath the moon's mysterious eye. Exploring the universality and diversity of the moon as a symbol, the film draws on rare and diverse archival sources from all over the world, presenting international cinematic heritage as a window onto the collective nature of its subject.