Fires Were Started

Good to see The Times engaging with documentary , even if it is harking back to a supposed golden age (I mean, it totally was a golden age in the 30s to 50s but all ages are a bit golden to me) of British docs.

But really people, that is a pretty lazy article. Documentary never died, but if it did have a rebirth, it certainly wasn’t last week, it started at least 5 years ago when the possibilities of digital video came to fruition for all purses, and we’re still a-going on with it. And whats this with the list? Four random filmmakers - great. That sums it up totally. That represents all documentaries being made in the UK. Yep.

And four is the internationally recognised number for a good list, isn’t it?

Silly. You want 4 top British doc-makers? I do like all those 4 a lot but it’s not them. My money is on:

Andrew Kotting

Molly Dineen

Morgan Matthews

Daisy Asquith.

Easy as bloody pie… (that’s not someone’s name)

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