James Jones is an award-winning British director who specializes in making powerful and thought-provoking documentary films for both international television and theatrical release. With a unique blend of journalistic rigour and a distinctive cinematic sensibility, James tells extraordinary human stories from around the world with compassion and sensitivity. His films cover a wide range of topics, including police shootings in America, the drugs war in the Philippines, suicide in the military, wars in Ukraine, Iraq, and Gaza, and riots in the UK.

James Jones' documentaries have been showcased on renowned platforms such as the BBC, Channel 4, Sky, PBS, Netflix, and HBO. He has received numerous accolades for his exceptional work, including two Emmys, three DuPonts, a Grierson, a Rory Peck, and a Royal Television Society award, among many others. His film On The President's Orders, a gripping exploration of the drug war in the Philippines, has won critical acclaim, while Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes has been described as mind-blowing and is currently available on HBO Max and NOW TV.

With a track record of success and a commitment to telling important stories, James Jones continues to captivate audiences with his compelling and award-winning documentary films