State of Play

A varied set of real sports stories told with craft, mixing nostalgia, drama and human detail into absorbing standalone films.

Nostalgic, affectionate profiles of sporting lives, mixing archive footage and talking heads into a gentle, human portrait of fame and its aftermath.

A respectful, absorbing portrait that mixes archival thrills with sober reflections on racism and greatness.

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

A calm, curious tour of European lives, one topic at a time, informative and quietly human.

A grab-bag of short, polished sports documentaries that swing from rousing to quietly devastating, best taken one at a time.}{.

An intimate, candid portrait that moves between archival energy and quiet reflection, leaving you moved by resilience and the cost of icon status.

A thoughtful, warm look at how a sport became part of a country's identity, mixing nostalgia with clear-eyed social history.

A glossy, candid sports retrospective that mixes nostalgic match footage with intimate family moments, easy to sink into even if you don't follow football.

An energetic, behind-the-scenes sports ride that builds tension toward big matches while staying warm and accessible.

A serious, well-crafted newsmagazine that treats sports as a window into society, with thoughtful reporting that holds your attention.

A calm, thoughtful stroll through Britain's past, rich with voices and archive, inviting curiosity rather than demanding it.