Journeyman Pictures

Journeyman Pictures Ltd is a film distribution company based in the United Kingdom. The company works as an independent sales agent for producers of short current affairs, broadcast and feature-length films, both non-fiction and fiction.[1][2][3][4]

This article is about the UK based film distributor Journeyman Pictures Ltd. For other uses, see Journeyman Pictures (disambiguation).
Journeyman Pictures Ltd
TypePrivately held company
FounderMark Stucke
Websitejourneyman.tv

History

Journeyman Pictures was established in 1990 by managing director and former video journalist Mark Stucke.[5][6]

The earliest titles distributed by the company are short reports from war zones and areas of conflict in the late 1980s to the early 2000s, produced and directed by Mark Stucke.[7] These include the 1991 report The Fall of Duhok,[8] on the Iraqi regime's retaliation to Kurdish rebels, Massacre[9] - a report on the Bor Massacre in South Sudan featuring an interview with suspected perpetrator Riek Machar, and a 1996 report on the cannibalistic supporters of Charles Taylor in Liberia's civil war - The Cannibals' War.[10]

Journeyman Pictures releases films across all platforms and territories simultaneously, as opposed to a traditional distribution model starting with a limited theatrical release.[11]

Filmography

Journeyman Pictures distributes hundreds of broadcast and feature-length documentaries, and thousands of short reports.

Productions
  • Olim (Israel/Palestine, 1991)
  • Hamas - Tip of the Dagger (Israel/Palestine, 1991)
  • PKK Fighters (Turkey, 1991)
  • Hamas - Islam and the PLO (Israel/Palestine, 1991)
  • Kashmir (India, 1991)
  • State of the Talib (Afghanistan, 2001)
  • War Legacy (Angola, 2002)
  • Sarajevo Under Siege (Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992)
  • Pol Pot's Legacy (Cambodia, 1995)
  • Trading in Death (China, 1995)
  • Legacy of Hate (Eastern Europe, 2000)
  • The Fear and the Faith (Egypt, 1995)
  • Volkswagen - Hitler's Car (Germany, 1997)
  • Iran bombs Iraq (Islamic Republic of Iran, 1993)
  • Marsh Arabs and Iraqi Human Rights (Iraq, 1992)
  • Kurds after the Gulf War (Iraq, 1993)
  • The Promised Land? (Israel/Palestine, 1996)
  • Eastern Dawn (Eastern Europe, 1998)
  • Of Blood and History (Kosovo, 1999)
  • No Peace for Hizbollah (Lebanon, 1993)
  • The Peacekeepers War (Liberia, 1992)
  • Monrovia (Liberia, 1996)
  • Gaddafi's 25 Years in Power (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, 1994)
  • Stolen Children (Mozambique, 1994)
  • The Fall of Manerplaw (Myanmar, 1992)
  • Khun Sa Opium Warlord (Myanmar, 1994)
  • 32 Battalion South Africa Defense Force (Namibia, 1989)
  • Oil Turmoil (Nigeria, 1999)
  • Nightmare Behind the Veil (Pakistan, 1993)
  • Media (Somalia, 1993)
  • Children of the Revolution (South Africa, 1990)
  • St Gregory College: Fruits of Freedom (South Africa, 1995)
  • Sudan Jihad (Sudan, 1992)
  • Koranic School (Sudan, 1994)
  • The Harsher Face of Islam (Sudan, 1994)
  • Nuba Mountains (Sudan, 1995)
  • Training Terrorists (Sudan, 1996)
  • Under Siege (Sudan, 1996)
  • Tibet's Last Stand (Tibet, 1995)
  • A New Kurdish War (Turkey, 1992)
  • Kurdish Satellite Wars (Turkey, 1996)
  • Kurds Caught in the Crossfire (Turkey, 1996)
  • Belfast - No Peace on the Streets (UK, 1993)
  • Newbury: Wars of the British Tree People (UK, 1996)
  • The War Business (World, 1997)
  • Shackled Women (World, 2001)
  • The Global Addiction (World, 1999)
  • Globalisation: The Haves and Have Nots (World, 2000)
  • The Islamic Wave (World, 2000)
  • The Global Trade Debate (World, 2002)

Film distribution - notable titles

References
  1. "Ender's Analysis Case Study of Journeyman Pictures" (PDF). Ofcom. August 2014.
  2. "Indian SVOD DocuBay expands with Journeyman, Kwanza titles". TBI Vision. May 2019.
  3. "DocuBay inks acquisition deals with France's Kwanza, UK's Journeyman Pictures". livemint. May 2019.
  4. "DocuBay inks acquisition deals with France's Kwanza and UK's Journeyman Pictures". exchange4media. May 2019.
  5. Stucke, Mark (September 2019). "Journeyman Pictures - The Parliamentary Review 2018-19". The Parliamentary Review.
  6. Cunningham, Nick (January 20, 2020). "To boldly go..." Business Doc Europe.
  7. "Mark Stucke Filmography". BFI.
  8. Stucke, Mark (1991). "The Fall of Duhok". Journeyman Pictures.
  9. Stucke, Mark (1991). "Massacre". Journeyman Pictures.
  10. Stucke, Mark (1996). "The Cannibals' War". Journeyman Pictures.
  11. Belz, Emily (November 2019). "The great disappearing film". World Magazine.


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