Ross Kemp accompanies B Company as they take on the Taliban in Mazdurak for the first time since the friendly fire incident that killed three men on the same ground.

One of seven clips from my five part BAFTA nominated series, Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, transmitted on Sky One in 2008, an intimate portrayal of the brutal realities of the life of the soldier and the nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

“An excellent portrait of army life.” The Guardian

“Bold, compelling and revelatory.” Broadcast

“Unforgettable – an exemplary documentary series.” The Times

“Striking and gritty.” The Independent

“Simply the best thing on tv for years.” The Sun

Ross Kemp grapples with the mind and motivation of a serial assassin or sicario.  One of three clips from Ross Kemp on Gangs: Colombia filmed for Sky One in 2009, in which Ross tracks down assassins who have killed for Paramilitary Death Squads during Colombia’s forty year civil war.

The story of the tragic loss of three men from a misdirected US bomb in the town of Mazdurak told by their platoon sergeant and officer in command who both narrowly missed the bomb blast.

One of seven clips from my five part BAFTA nominated series, Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, transmitted on Sky One in 2008, an intimate portrayal of the brutal realities of the life of the soldier and the nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

“Bold, compelling and revelatory.” Broadcast

“Unforgettable – an exemplary documentary series.” The Times

“Striking and gritty.” The Independent

“Simply the best thing on tv for years.” The Sun

“An excellent portrait of army life.” The Guardian

One of Ross Kemp’s contacts, a community activist who campaigns against death squads, is murdered the day before he is due to meet her.

One of three clips from Ross Kemp on Gangs: Colombia filmed for Sky One in 2009, in which Ross tracks down assassins who have killed for Paramilitary Death Squads during Colombia’s forty year civil war.

In his search for assassins known as sicario Ross Kemp talks to Ura, who mourns the disappearance of her father in the Candelaria Church, whilst women who have had fathers, brothers and sons executed or disappeared by death squads risk death to demonstrate outside.

One of three clips from Ross Kemp on Gangs: Colombia filmed for Sky One in 2009, in which Ross tracks down assassins who have killed for Paramilitary Death Squads during Colombia’s forty year civil war.

After the ambush the men have to make a run for it whilst a hidden Taliban sniper joins the attack and B Company fight back.

One of seven clips from my five part BAFTA nominated series, Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, transmitted on Sky One in 2008, an intimate portrayal of the brutal realities of the life of the soldier and the nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

“Simply the best thing on tv for years.” The Sun

“Bold, compelling and revelatory.” Broadcast

“Unforgettable – an exemplary documentary series.” The Times

“Striking and gritty.” The Independent

“An excellent portrait of army life.” The Guardian

Ross debates whether NATO can have a positive role in Afghanistan with frustrated villagers.

One of seven clips from my five part BAFTA nominated series, Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, transmitted on Sky One in 2008, an intimate portrayal of the brutal realities of the life of the soldier and the nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

“Bold, compelling and revelatory.” Broadcast

“Unforgettable – an exemplary documentary series.” The Times

“Striking and gritty.” The Independent

“Simply the best thing on tv for years.” The Sun

“An excellent portrait of army life.” The Guardian

The story of how Private Chris Gray lost his life in the town Now Zad, Helmand Province and the impact his death had upon his family.

One of seven clips from my five part BAFTA nominated series, Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, transmitted on Sky One in 2008, an intimate portrayal of the brutal realities of the life of the soldier and the nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

“Bold, compelling and revelatory.” Broadcast

“Unforgettable – an exemplary documentary series.” The Times

“Striking and gritty.” The Independent

“Simply the best thing on tv for years.” The Sun

“An excellent portrait of army life.” The Guardian

Remembrance service to the fallen and the love and stoicism of a mother who has lost her son.

One of seven clips from my five part BAFTA nominated series, Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, transmitted on Sky One in 2008, an intimate portrayal of the brutal realities of the life of the soldier and the nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

“Unforgettable – an exemplary documentary series.” The Times

“Bold, compelling and revelatory.” Broadcast

“Striking and gritty.” The Independent

“Simply the best thing on tv for years.” The Sun

“An excellent portrait of army life.” The Guardian

Ross Kemp and B Company, 1st Battalion, the Royal Anglian Regiment are surprised by a Taliban attack and are pinned down in a field without any cover.

One of seven clips from my five part BAFTA nominated series, Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, transmitted on Sky One in 2008, an intimate portrayal of the brutal realities of the life of the soldier and the nature of warfare in Afghanistan.

“Striking and gritty.” The Independent

“Bold, compelling and revelatory.” Broadcast

“Unforgettable – an exemplary documentary series.” The Times

“Simply the best thing on tv for years.” The Sun

“An excellent portrait of army life.” The Guardian