Uprooted fully release online!

We are pleased to announce that the award winning documentary ‘Uprooted’ has been fully released online.

Thanks to everyone who was involved.

In the middle of a rapidly changing London, a housing crisis rips through the capital eating up communities and council estates along the way. Two lives intertwine as they are forced to say goodbye to their memories at Myatt’s Field North estate in Brixton.

Documentary length 26.37

This film is copyright of the National Film and Television School. The film is free to be shared online but it must remain on it's original link (the vimeo link). No re-uploading/distributing on different platforms.

New Arrivals: They left Afghanistan a family of nine. They arrived in the UK a family of two

The first episode of a series I filmed, directed and edited for the Guardian as part a project launched simultaneously with Der Spiegel, Le Monde and El País. The project looks at how refugees and asylum seekers are getting on in Europe and how the continents various governments are treating them. 

Click here to view the video. 

'More than 1.2 million people sought asylum in Europe last year. How are they adapting to their new lives? What do they miss? What’s it like to swap Homs for Hamburg, Kabul for Croydon, or Mosul for the Mosel? Which European countries are best at helping refugees settle? In this series, the Guardian teams up with Der Spiegel, Le Monde and El País to get inside newly arrived communities in western Europe to assess whether promises are being kept, whether European society is changing the new arrivals – and vice versa.'

• This project is funded by the European Journalism Centre via a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation