Emmy nominated scores for film and television

NIGHT WILL FALL

(2014, Spring Films/BFI)

In 1945 Allied forces made a film of the unimaginable horrors they witnessed in the concentration camps to be shown to the German population. Politics changed and the film was shelved. This is the remarkable story behind that film and why it was never shown.

Nominated for 5 Emmys, and for best Documentary at the British Independent Film Awards, The International Documentary Foundation and the London Critics Circle Film Awards 2015

Nominated for Best Composition in Feature Film at the International Sound and Music Awards, and for Outstanding Music and Sound at the 2015 News & Documentary Emmys.

MEETING GORBACHEV

(2019, Spring Films)

Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog and Emmy Award winning Director, André Singer, tell the story of Mikhail Gorbachev, rising from a farm boy to become President of the Soviet Union, bringing about changes that helped end the Cold War, toppled the USSR, enabled the reunification of Germany and transformed the world forever.

WHERE THE WIND BLEW

(2016, Spring Films)

Between 1949 and 1989 the Soviet Union carried out 456 nuclear tests on the Kazakh steppes in an area the roughly size of Belgium. Soviet operations were wreathed in secrecy, but it is becoming clear that the Kazakh villagers who faced the daily reality of living in nuclear fallout zones continue to be victims of a war that was not their own.

This feature-length documentary follows Kazakhstan’s fight to be rid of its nuclear legacy and its call for a peaceful world free from the threat of nuclear weapons.