Famous, Rich and Homeless

A quiet, immersive plunge into winter street life that asks you to sit with discomfort and see the people usually passed by.

A quiet, immersive look at street life that asks you to sit with hardship rather than judge it.

Quietly intimate real-life portraits that sit with ordinary people at turning points, asking you to listen closely and feel their weight.

A sober, quietly absorbing look at ordinary lives that asks you to listen closely and sit with uncomfortable realities.

A sober, methodical deep dive that walks you through real mysteries and social failures, leaving a lingering unease.

A sober, eye-opening ride alongside ordinary people braving punishing roads, equal parts tense and quietly humbling.

A quiet, unflinching immersion into unhoused lives, where the rush of city traffic presses against fragile private worlds and the slowness of watching becomes its own form of attention.

A sober, eye-opening experiment that asks you to sit with discomfort as familiar faces confront hardship firsthand.

A sober, curious plunge into real lives, mixing empathy with unease as each story unfolds from many sides.

Quiet, patient conversations with ordinary people on a rooftop at midnight, by turns funny, weary and quietly moving.

Quiet, unhurried eavesdropping on strangers in one spot, where small confessions accumulate into a gentle, humane portrait of ordinary life.

A patient, humane mosaic of ordinary British lives, quietly observant and often quietly affecting.