there's a trailer of it here
It should be avialble on BBC iPlayer. If you can't get it I'm sure somebody clever could burn it onto a DVD. keep to the Fen Causeway
Beginning tomorrow night, Sunday May 11th, just after 10pm on BBC2, and running for five weeks is the series I have spent the past year and a half working on, on and off. It is called Russia: A Journey with Jonathan Dimbleby, and it really is very good. Of the five films I shot two, films two and three, and also the end of film one - from Moscow onwards. It was an amazing experience - at times more painful than imaginable, but more often revelatory and exhilarating. Immodestly, I am proud of my contribution - I was lucky to be working with gifted directors, Hugh and Jamie, an extraordinarily talented executive producer, George, and a very, very special presenter, Jonathan. All of them made my life hell, which gave me the strength to push beyond my previous limits, and all of them supported me to the hilt and allowed me the space to create images I am proud of. I thank them for that. Sincerely. I wish we could do it all again. I hope you enjoy the series. Unfortunately I shall miss it, as I am off to Liberia and Guinea, followed by Afghanistan. David Niblock
Beginning tomorrow night, Sunday May 11th, just after 10pm on BBC2, and running for five weeks is the series I have spent the past year and a half working on, on and off. It is called Russia: A Journey with Jonathan Dimbleby, and it really is very good.
Of the five films I shot two, films two and three, and also the end of film one - from Moscow onwards.
It was an amazing experience - at times more painful than imaginable, but more often revelatory and exhilarating.
Immodestly, I am proud of my contribution - I was lucky to be working with gifted directors, Hugh and Jamie, an extraordinarily talented executive producer, George, and a very, very special presenter, Jonathan. All of them made my life hell, which gave me the strength to push beyond my previous limits, and all of them supported me to the hilt and allowed me the space to create images I am proud of. I thank them for that. Sincerely. I wish we could do it all again.
I hope you enjoy the series. Unfortunately I shall miss it, as I am off to Liberia and Guinea, followed by Afghanistan.
David Niblock
Well, I know it is wrong to judge something before seeing it, but given the shockingly large amount of crap I've seen about Russia coming from the BBC (Rupert!) I can't say I'm terribly interested. Unless I suddenly fall ill with food poisoning and need to expedite some vomiting.
Happy Monday Morning. Come, my friends, 'Tis not too late to seek a newer world.
