Testimonials
25 years experience in broadcast documentary
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PRESS REVIEWS OF NICK'S FILMS
Ch 4 – THE STRANGEST VILLAGE IN BRITAIN
“Uplifting, humbling, thought-provoking but never merely strange…” Daily Telegraph
“This great little programme had me dangerously close to tears…” The Observer
“The film is in turns amusing, poignant and uplifting…” The Observer
“By turns funny, touching and profoundly humane…” The Times
“This is fascinating and inspiring…” Financial Times
“A wonderful, tender portrait…” Mirror TV guide
“Both inspiring and strange to watch” Daily Mail
“Compelling documentary…” Daily Telegraph
ITV1 – THE FATTEST MEN IN BRITAIN
“You never can tell. Salacious-sounding, The Fattest Men in Britain proved curiously charming and touchingly funny…” The Guardian
“Just as we were feeling guilty for being fascinated, the programme would hit us with some footage that we just couldn’t rip our eyes from….” Daily Express
“A touching and sensitive portrait by Nick O’Dwyer on a subject normally confined to the sideshows…………..” Sunday Express
“The sort of images David Attenborough would dedicate a five year trip to the Amazon to discover…” Daily Express
“Nick O’Dwyer’s droll film boasts some delectable comic moments…” Sunday Times
Ch 4 CUTTING EDGE – SHOT
“Stunning documentary which puts together a devastating portrait of the terrible but seductive power of guns…” Sun
“An intelligently conceived documentary… this is a powerful, intimate film…” Financial Times
“O’Dwyer’s bleak, stylish, dispassionate essay on man and the gun…” The Guardian
“Austere and graphic… an engrossing portrait of a weapon…” Evening Standard
“Nick O’Dwyer’s high calibre film…” Evening Standard
Ch4 – SECRET HISTORY – THE CHAIR
“What made the film so riveting was that it plaited together a spicy tale of commercial warfare, insights into social attitudes of a century ago and some jaw-dropping revelations…” The Times
“This horribly messy event is reconstructed without sensationalism in Nicholas O’Dwyer’s excellent film…” The Guardian
“Dinner part conversation it ain’t, but Nicholas O’Dwyer’s film makes electrifying viewing…” Daily Telegraph
“This was terrific television and another feather in the Secret History cap…” Evening Standard
BBC2 – MODERN TIMES – BYSTANDERS
“A catalogue of stories in which people told their tales simply and clearly, it was a brutally aggressive film, one of the most violent I have seen in a long time. But the real violence is in what you feel. And these stories: you felt them.” Daily Express
“Nicholas O’Dwyer’s haunting film shone its light on the ways in which an attacker’s punch leaves scars on people who were never his victims…” The Times
“Stories to make your blood boil and make you think in a powerful documentary…” Sunday Times
“One day, all documentaries will be made like this…” Time Out