A documentary crew that has won Bafta awards has made a film tracking far-right protesters, and it is scheduled to air tonight, according to The Guardian.
The Guardian highlighted the programme in its television listings for Friday, 11 September 2026, describing the filmmakers behind it as Bafta-winning documentarians. The listing presents the film as one that follows people taking part in far-right protests.
The Guardian's summary did not name the filmmakers, the broadcaster, or the specific locations and individuals featured in the programme. It also did not say when the filming took place or how the crew gained access to the protesters.
The mention appeared as part of The Guardian's regular roundup of viewing recommendations for the evening. Such listings typically point readers toward a small number of programmes the paper considers noteworthy that day.
Documentaries that embed with political movements have drawn attention in recent years for giving viewers direct footage of groups that are often covered only through news reports. The Guardian's entry frames this film as an example of that approach, with an established, award-recognised production team behind the camera.
Further details about the documentary, including its title, runtime and production company, were not included in the material available.
Viewers can check The Guardian's television listings for the broadcast time and channel, and the paper may publish a fuller review or interview with the filmmakers in the coming days.