Welcome to WL:DOCS, producers of documentary and factual programming.

WL:DOCS is a digital media social enterprise based in Bournemouth developing compelling social documentaries and factual programmes with new and emerging talent. Our current slate of productions includes A Tale Of Two Mountains following renowned mental health hero Stuart Baker-Brown as journeys towards climbing Mount Everest. Award winning director Rob Brown is currently in production with ONE WAY TICKET which will tell the compelling story of French photojournalist Catherine Leroy.

See the latest news on our current slate of docuemtnaries here with high lights below:

Everest, the world’s highest mountain is the ultimate mountaineer’s challenge, but Stuart is no ordinary climber.  Coping with freezing temperatures, a lack of oxygen and physical fatigue, Stuart must also win a battle with his mind.

The documentary will follow Stuart as he prepares and then climbs Mount Everest to become the first man with schizophrenia to stand on top of the world.  51 million people worldwide have Schizophrenia (over 1% of the planet’s population).  There is no cure. 

In a defining journey Stuart will struggle against sub-zero temperatures, extreme weather, the immense physical strain endured when climbing to the height of jumbo jets and the intense mental stress caused by schizophrenia.  Once he stands on the top of the world, he will have finally conquered a 10 year conflict with his mind.

By 2010 more than 50 million homeowners will be banned from line drying clothes outdoors for the sake of preserving property value and prudishness, the ban which infringes on a homeowners civil rights is contributing to the environmental and energy crisis, considering the dryer is responsible for 6% of the average households energy bill, as well as costing the U.S. an estimated $5 billion annually.

This is a film about freedom, communities and clotheslines.  Drying For Freedom follows the fight for the right to dry clothes naturally revealing the protests, passions, politics and murders asking how did drying clothes become a life threatening, environmental social catastrophe?  Why can’t we be free and dry clothes naturally?

This is a film about washing lines, the environment and freedom directed award-winning director Steven Lake.

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A story about compassion, loyalty and friendship from a group of teenagers trying to break out of their homeless lives in Russian sewers.

A Russian Fairytale is a story told through the eyes of young adults and children who have spent much of their lives living an almost fairytale existence on the streets of Russia. They escaped the trouble and stress that was affecting the majority of adults in the early 90s and found they could lead a life by their own rules, sleeping where they found shelter and not having to worry about school or work. Now on the brink of adulthood, they are faced with the difficult task of leaving life on the streets and returning to the society which has forgotten them.