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Minis
The moment of time before a camera shutter closes, a symphony of ums reveals a partner's untruths, and two women linked by a phantom thread reflect on their changing bodies. Josie Long presents even shorter short documentaries.
Is This An Image?\nProduced by Jon Tjhia
Death from Above\nWritten and read by Joe Dunthorne
Body of Work\nFeaturing the voices of writer Marleen Kruithof and cinematographer Babette Mangolte\nMusic by Nicola Mecca\nProduced by Georgia Walker
What's in an Um?\nProduced by Talia Augustidis
Charon\nComposed, produced and performed by Jamie Payne
Curated by Axel Kacouti\xe9, Eleanor McDowall and Andrea Rangecroft\nSeries Producer: Eleanor McDowall\nA Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4