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WELCOME TO STUDIO 9 FILMS
Founded by award-winning filmmaker Fiona Lloyd-Davies, Studio 9 Films specialises in unscripted feature-length documentaries and current affairs progammes about war, conflict and human rights. We bring to the screen stories of ordinary people who become exceptional when faced with the worst life can bring. We have worked with locally based teams from 2003 when Fiona collaborated with Iraqi blogger, Salam Pax to make the award wining series The Baghdad Blogger. We stay with people and places who are often left behind after the news agenda moves on and are fiercely proud of our commitment to these stories, enabling us to embed into communities with insight and deft sensitivity.
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AWARDS
Myanmar: An Uneasy Alliance
Rory Peck Awards 2021 finalist


Seeds of Hope
One World Media Awards
2015 Nomination




The Cost of Cobalt
DIG Awards 2021 finalist &
Global Health Film Festival 2021 Official Selection
Congo Rape trial
RTS 2015 Nomination for 'Best Independent'
One World Media Awards Nomination 2015

Justice in Action
Best International Documentary
The People's Film Festival New York 2013

Baghdad Blogger series
Royal Television Society 2005
Award for Innovation
The Refugee Trail
European Online Journalism Award 2001
for the best investigative reporting:
Maggie O'Kane & Fiona Lloyd-Davies

Licence to Kill
Royal Television Society 2001
Award for Current Affairs International
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
ABOUT OUR WORK
The Grave
"...a wretched reminder of the horror that [Ukraine's] people undure, and with a quiet dignity that is as remarkable as it is heartbreaking... It was unbearable to watch, but also imperative."
Carol Midgely, The Times - 4 stars
Justice in Action
"The best film about Bosnia that I've ever seen."
Ed Vulliamy, award-winning journalist
Stacey Dooley investigates...: Kids with Guns
"Humanity in the heart of darkness...got to the right interviewees, asked the right questions and drew... the right conclusions."
The Times - 4 stars
The Grave
"Essential viewing."
The Times
My Amazing Brain: Richard's War
"...unmissable, inspirational telly."
Melanie Reid, The Times
Seeds of Hope
"A visually stunning and gut-achingly harrowing new films."
Newsweek
"...unforgettable... a story of the triumph of human nature over terrible abuse."
Evening Standard
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