Children of the Blitz is Minnow Films’ 90-minute documentary for BBC Two, directed by Jack Warrender. From September 1940 to May 1941, over 35,000 tonnes of bombs and incendiaries were dropped on towns and cities across the UK. While Operation Pied Piper evacuated 800,000 children to the countryside, two million stayed behind, often to help their families or because their parents couldn’t bear to send them away. Featuring some of the last people alive who witnessed the reality of the Blitz as children, the film offers an intimate and moving portrait of wartime Britain through their eyes. Watch on BBC iPlayer.

Chasing Utopia is Atlantic Studios’ feature documentary following Mo Gawdat, bestselling author and former Chief Business Officer of Google X, as he travels from Shanghai to Bhutan, New York, Toronto and London to confront the most urgent question of our time: will AI be humanity’s greatest achievement or its ultimate downfall? Directed by BAFTA winner Alex Holmes (House of Saddam, Maiden) and Lina Zilinskaite, and produced by BAFTA winner Anthony Geffen, the film features contributions from some of the most influential voices in AI, including Geoffrey Hinton, Yoshua Bengio, Fei-Fei Li, Max Tegmark, David Chalmers, Dario Amodei and Sam Altman. Watch the trailer or find out more at chasingutopiafilm.org.

Passion Planet’s one-hour documentary for Love Nature, PBS and Sky Nature follows a remarkable troop of chimpanzees in Senegal’s Fongoli region, the hottest, driest place on earth where chimps can survive. Their use of tools, interaction with fire and other unique behaviours offer extraordinary clues to our own evolutionary past. The Finish Line was extremely proud to be onboard for this one.

Dogwoof's Sundance award-winning feature documentary, directed by Janay Boulos and Abd Alkader Habak, tells their own extraordinary love story assembled from 13 years of personal archives. She was a BBC journalist in London, he was an activist cameraman in besieged Aleppo. What began as a professional exchange of voice notes and text messages became something far deeper, tested by the fall of Aleppo, revolution in Lebanon and years of exile. Birds of War was the winner of the Special Jury Award for Journalistic Impact at Sundance 2026.2026 Visions du Réel Audience Award - WinnerSundance 2026 - Jury Award for Journalistic ImpactThessaloniki International Film Festival 2026 - International Competition Silver Alexander, Human Rights in Motion Prize, WIFT GR Award for a Female Contribution Behind or in Front of the Camera, FIPRESCI Award for Best Feature Length Film

ITN Productions’ feature-length documentary for Netflix examines the case of Lucy Letby, the neonatal nurse convicted of murdering seven babies, through previously unseen footage and testimony from detectives, families and experts on both sides. The Finish Line was grateful to be brought on by ITN Post to work on this project.

London New Wave’s feature drama written and directed by Marcus Flemmings, starring Sasha Vadher as Daisy, a model in London caught between the relentless demands of her career and the weight of her mixed Indian Muslim and British Christian upbringing. Shot by longtime collaborator and cinematographer Haider Zafar, partly on location in Essaouira, Morocco, the film explores identity, faith and generational expectation. Premiered at Manchester Film Festival 2026 and selected for the Chicago South Asian Film Festival. IMDB

Fuuse Films’ documentary for ITV Exposure, from BAFTA and Emmy-winning filmmaker Deeyah Khan, explores the psychological aftermath of America’s War on Terror through candid interviews with veterans and the civilians still scarred by the conflicts fought on their soil.

Charlotte Street Films’ feature documentary from director Eugene Jarecki traces the saga of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks through unprecedented archive access and never-before-seen evidence. Winner of the L’Oeil d’or at Cannes and the first Golden Globe for Documentary, the film premiered in UK and Irish cinemas in December 2025.

Atlantic Productions’ 90-minute documentary for National Geographic and Disney+ uses 715,000 underwater images to build the most precise digital twin of the Titanic ever created, accurate down to the rivet, challenging long-held theories about the ship’s final moments. We were proud to be part of this project.

72 Films’ feature documentary for Netflix, directed by Ella Wright, uses vividly restored and colourised archival footage alongside first-hand survivor accounts to immerse viewers in the daily reality of civilian life during the Blitz. Released to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day. The Finish Line was thrilled to be involved to see it through final post.