Films, Documentaries, Print
- Via Persia (1942)
- Desert Victory (1943)
- Battle for Bread (1950)
- Bandwagon (1960)
- To Open the World to the Nations: Suez 1955
- African Awakening (1962, with Wole Soyinka – won 1962 Unesco's Kalinga Prize)
- Home is the Soldier (1967)
- Ghana; A report (1969)
- Grey and Scarlet (1977)
- Work with Water (1974)
- Star Performer (1961)
- Asian Crescent (1964)
- The Smiths of London (1952)
- Today in Britain (1964)
- The caring Profession (1971)
- Naturally It’s Rubber (1964)
- The Orphans of Minsk (commissioned 1989 by Channel 4 television)
- Power Behind the Image (1995, BBC Centenary Season of Cinema)
- Uses and Abuses of Archive Film (1995), Ernest Lindgren Memorial Lecture)
- Whickers War (Alan Whicker, Television Documentary- 2004)
- The Russians Nobody Knows (USA newsreel series, The March of Time - (1948)
- Film and Politics Screen of Change, Chapter 2.
- Film and Personality
- Film and War
- Film and Race
- Film and the National Image
- Film and the Environment
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