Shifty is a series of films that traverse the past 40 years in Britain, showing how the shift of political power to finance and hyper-individualism came together in powerful ways, to undermine one of the fundamental structures of mass democracy--the shared idea of what is real. As that fell apart, with it went the language and the ideas that people had turned to for the last 150 years to make sense of the world they lived in. As a result, life in Britain and the current and former colonies of its empire, has become strange--a hazy dream-like flux, where distrust in politicians keeps growing, and the political class seems to have lost control. Through archive footage, news reels, and on-screen-text in video essay format, Shifty documents the shapes of how this happened, using the vast ranges of footage to evoke what if felt like to live through an epic transformation during the 1980s.

Mark Willacy travels to the front line of the war in the Ukraine to investigate if peace is even possible. With extraordinary access just a kilometre from Russian positions, Willacy watches from an underground bunker as an elite Ukrainian drone unit hunts and kills enemy soldiers in real-time. Willacy also speaks with Ukraine's political leaders about whether the United States can broker a "just peace" with the man who started it all, Vladimir Putin. As the war's third anniversary looms, Endurance takes viewers to the battlefield, where Russia is throwing everything it has at Ukraine in relentless, suicidal waves.