Kailash Films
Independent television production company making documentaries and factual content for broadcasters
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Kailash Films
Kailash Films produces documentaries and factual television content, focusing on human stories and unscripted productions.
The company makes content for broadcasters and reaches audiences worldwide. Its productions include Hunting Mr Nice, Rhod Gilbert: A Pain In The Neck and Helmand: A Frontline Story.
Kailash Films Limited was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Cardiff, United Kingdom. Its team includes producers, directors, editors and production management staff.
Product: Documentary and factual television production for broadcasters.
Jobs at Kailash Films
Leadership
- GWENLLIAN HUGHES · Sylfaenydd A Chyfarwyddydd CreadigolSource: company website
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