We created an artist-led film series to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 'Second Summer of Love', bringing fresh perspective to music movements that reshaped the cultural landscape – for Gucci and Frieze's platforms, worldwide television, art institution and film festival distribution.

Jeremy Deller's documentary ranked no.17 in The Guardian’s Best 50 TV Shows of 2019 and was described by Another Man as 'a work of public art in the truest sense of the term: generous, inclusive, optimistic, and a rallying reminder that the youth still have the possibility to – for want of a better phrase – take back control.'

The series continues to be invited to screen globally five years after release. To date this includes broadcast on the BBC, programming at the Whitney Biennial, Getty Museum, Art Basel, V&A Dundee, acquisition by Manchester Art Gallery, and inclusion in Jeremy Deller’s book and artist retrospectives in France and Denmark in 2024.

Jeremy Deller explores the roots of rave and its reshaping of 80s and 90s Britain in Everybody in The Place — which uses rare and unseen archive materials and the fresh perspectives of young politics students to map the journey of a movement that drove social and cultural change and cohesion.

Directed by Grammy Award winner Jenn Nkiru and shot by ‘When They See Us’ cinematographer Bradford Young, 'Black to Techno' reclaims the Black origins of techno and won the Cannes Young Director Award and Jarman Film Prize.

Filmmaker and artist Josh Blaaberg combines fiction, documentary storytelling and archive to explore Italo-disco through the lens of loss, identity and fantasy. The film imagines a parallel universe where mid-1980s New York runs riot for the latest Italo releases and Campari fountains are installed by Presidential decree.

The film blends past, present, and future visions of New York city nightlife rooted in queer, Black and Latino activist movements. Directed by MacArthur recipient Wu Tsang whose work features in the permanent collections of MoMA, Guggenheim, Whitney and Tate Modern.