Jess Gormley
Executive Producer, Documentaries and Features at The Guardian
Executive Producer of the Oscar, BAFTA and Emmy winning strand, Guardian Documentaries [email protected]
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Jess Gormley |Lindsay Poulton
The plant medicine hayakwaska (ayahuasca), marketed as a mystical shortcut to healing and enlightenment, is an example of what the Indigenous storyteller Nina Gualinga, sees as commodification and extractivism in the Amazon.
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4 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Lindsay Poulton |Ekaterina Ochagavia |Jess Gormley
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4 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Jess Gormley |Ekaterina Ochagavia |Lindsay Poulton
This creative documentary immerses us in a little-known chapter of gay history. In 1992, the Isle of Man was one of the last places in western Europe to decriminalise homosexual acts. Through verbatim reconstruction and newly discovered archives, we understand the impact of discriminatory parliamentary debates, controversial media coverage and overreaching police surveillance.
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4 weeks ago |
aol.co.uk | John Robert Craine |Diarmuid Hughes |Lindsay Poulton |Ekaterina Ochagavia |Jess Gormley
No Man Is An Island, a Guardian documentary by John Craine
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Lindsay Poulton |Jess Gormley |Gerad Argeros |Kaya Dillon
There is surprising nostalgia and humour in Gerad Argeros’s story of healing after child abuse by a Catholic priest. He was an altar boy at St Cecilia Catholic church in north-east Philadelphia when, at age 11, he became one of the victims of paedophile James Brzyski. Decades later, the actor and father developed the one-man stage show Fox Chase Boy. Performing it to his close-knit parish he speaks directly about a crime cloaked in silence, and brings welcome insight into their collective trauma
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Check out our latest doc ‘Frozen in Time’ by Rongfei Guo which follows Lei and Abu who are both single and therefore not legally allowed to freeze their eggs in China. Excellent article from @amyhawk_ on China’s conservative attitude to parenthood 👇🏼
"I talked to a doctor, and she told me that to freeze my eggs in China, I either need a husband or I need to have cancer. And I told her, I don’t want either". Single women in China are banned from freezing their eggs. So many go abroad to preserve their fertility. My piece to
Doc filmmakers looking for a fun creative challenge, guided by an experienced mentor then check out the below with @sheffdocfest
Five days, a 3 minute non-fiction film and one day of filming. Are you up to the challenge? Sheffield DocFest’s Filmmaker Challenge, supported by Prime Video, is back for 2024 and open for applications. Find out more and apply by 24th April at: https://t.co/3fQQ5xmZAL https://t.co/UZcU0tyKXn
Really looking forward to reviewing these projects that champion under reported stories from voices rarely heard
Say hello to the Fellowship jury! We've got an incredible panel of storytellers - a breadth of global talent - who will decide this year's Fellows. https://t.co/AfIxjP4MNb https://t.co/QAhoVd5w2m
