Trouble at the Top: Nightmare at Canary Wharf

This documentary showcases the year Janet Street-Porter spent at Live TV, detailing her efforts to create a new broadcasting model on a tight budget. As the launch approaches, the film captures the mounting pressures and tensions among the staff, exacerbated by technological failures. The insights into the behind-the-scenes struggles of creating live television offer a rare glimpse into the media industry during a crucial period of transition.

With a focus on the realities of broadcasting in the mid-90s, the film appeals to viewers interested in media history and the evolution of television. It features key personalities such as Kelvin MacKenzie, Ruth Wrigley, and Robert Lindsay, adding depth to the narrative of this unique production.