Documentary production is part of the publication's stated direction, and specific projects will be announced when they are confirmed rather than promised.
Film and long-form audio can reach people who would never read a dossier, preserve testimony and show places and documents directly.
Each production rests on the sourced written dossier, which carries citations and explains what is known and unknown about the case.
Yes. Families should understand how footage will be used, what they can decline and should never be pressured into filming.
Recording consent, rights to archival footage and images, privacy at locations and identifying uncharged people all require careful review.