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Aston Martin - Centenary - Dubai
Filmed by Paulo Rosa, Aston Martin held an event in order to underline the company’s position as a globally renowned luxury car brand. The video shows the airlift of the ultimate GT, the Vanquish, onto the helipad at one of the world’s most recognizable luxury destinations, the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai.
It was the first time a car has been placed onto the helipad, which sits 1,000ft above the ground at the top of the sail-shaped building.
Syria: The Backstage
A documentary that shows how the US administration dithered as Syria was turned apart. It includes interviews with former CIA director David Petraeus, former US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford, member of the US House of Representatives Brendan Boyle, former US Special envoy to Syria Frederic Hof, former National Security advisor to D. Trump Jeffrey Gordon.
Former senior advisor to the President Obama, Robert Malley, professor of Political Science, Max Abrahms former senior analyst for Syria, former CIA Officer Paul Pillar, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Roy Gutman and former spokesperson, anti-ISIS Coalition Steve Warren.
Leaving No One Behind
Thanks to the effective treatment methods and successful healthcare system of Turkey, the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country remained remarkably low compared to other countries. The fight against COVID-19 has been the most important agenda item of Turkey, having as a result low mortality rate and one of the highest recovery rates.
After interviewing doctors in the front line of the fight against the pandemic, key characters from WHO and World Bank, Leaving No One Behind gives light to the main factors underlying the success of Turkey´s struggle against the pandemic.
Lost - Promotion of Season Six for Spain
Lost is one of the most successful American drama television series that aired from 2004, to 2010, comprising a total of 121 episodes, where the survivors of a plane crash are forced to work together in order to survive on a seemingly deserted tropical island in the South Pacific Ocean.
In the promo campaign of the last season of Lost that for FOX Spain, well known Spanish artists, prominent TV critics and fans of the series are giving their own impression of what it appeared to be an exceptional show that fascinated the audience for six years.
Syria, the last Assignment
Cameraman Yasser al-Jumaili's unseen footage takes us into the lives of Syrian rebels. On 20th November 2013, Iraqi freelance cameraman Yasser Faisal al-Jumaili crossed the Turkish border into Syria with his trusted Syrian fixer Jomah Alqasem. For 13 days in Syria, the two reporters filmed the men behind the frontlines: fighters with the Free Syrian Army, Al-Tawhid Brigade, Al-Nusra Front, Ahrar Al-Sham, and even ISIL.
Only Jomah lives to tell the tale of their last assignment together. His account of their journey vividly portrays the fragility of being embedded in a fast-changing war environment.
Sold Brides
According to the International Center for Research on Women, each year an estimated 15 million girls are getting married before the age of 18, with girls living in poverty being much more vulnerable. While the Syrian war created displacement and poverty, it also created fears of the honor and safety of girls who pushed families to marry their daughters.
Since the beginning of the Syrian war in 2011, child marriage has increased significantly. "Sold Brides" sheeds light on the global phenomenon of early marriage focusing on the cases of Syrian girls that their childhood had to end early because of a forced marriage.
Baghdad's Generator Man
Nine years after the fall of Saddam Hussein, Iraq's national power grid struggles to provide more than six hours of electricity a day. But now a new type of entrepreneur has sprung up to fill this gap. We follow Hadi, a 'Generator Man' who owns two generators but finds that being on call for hundreds of people all desperate for power means that his life is no longer his own.
He wanders the backstreets of Baghdad to talk to some of his customers for whom power has become the most important factor in their day-to-day lives. Of the many ironies of post-conflict Iraq this is perhaps the starkest: how a country afloat on a sea of oil and in receipt of $5bn in US investment since 2003 cannot yet guarantee power for its people.
Once Upon a Time
Children are generally the first to come to mind when victims of war and the aftermath of war are considered. They remain hidden behind the focus on political and material outcomes of war, even when war-induced injuries or disabilities become visible.
Once Upom a Time shows the Iraqi war through children’s eyes. With their hands and faces covered in soot and dirt, children play in the streets, not understanding why their lives changed from one day to another but most importantly not knowing what is yet to come.
Under the Stars
An old Bedouin proverb says: "The elderly are the books of the young" but the modernity may be harsher and more hostile than what the Bedouins have ever known before. How do you capture the entire character of a culture that has no written record, has lived for centuries in relative isolation and exists in complete harmony with one of the world’s most extreme environments?
"Under the Stars" is a documentary series, made of stories and legends told by the guardians of the Abu Dhabi Bedouin oral history and traditions and their descendants living in a world of modernity but whose soul belongs to the desert, beyond the neon skies and skyscrapers.
Beyond the Game
Like famous actors and singers, models and tv personalities, the lives of professional football players are becoming more and more interesting for millions of fans allover the world. Through heart-warming testimonies and humorous anecdotes, and with the aim to celebrate the true spirit of football and what it means to those who participate in it and those who passionately follow it across the different strata of society,
"Beyond the Game" explores all the surroundings of football; the industry, the feelings and personal stories football unleashes and tells the story of football as witnessed by unconventional agents who provide spectators with a original account of what football represents.