Year Inside Number 10. In 2007, Gold produced and directed a controversial documentary about US foreign policy presented by Richard Perle, "The Case for War", which was broadcast by PBS as part of the series America at a Crossroads. In 2013, Gold produced and directed a series on the history of the blues, Blues America, which was broadcast on BBC Four. In 2016, Gold produced and directed The Arc of History, the fourth film in the series Inside Obama's White House, produced by Brook Lapping for BBC2. Gold was producer-director of a two part history of Cuba, focusing on the ways in which the Cuban Revolution impacted on global politics, beginning with the Cold War and ending with President Obama's détente with Raúl Castro. The series was broadcast by Arte in December 2019, titled Cuba: la révolution et le monde. Le Monde wrote: "Diplomacy is a complex field, but it can be exciting, even on television. And when it comes to the foreign policy pursued for sixty years by a country as unusual as Cuba, this line of attack can result in a breathtaking TV programme." A revised version was broadcast by BBC2 in August 2020, titled Cuba: Castro vs the World. Awards 2002, nominated, BAFTA Awards, Best current affairs, for Endgame in Ireland. 1995, won, Emmy award, Outstanding Historical Programming, for Watergate References External links Mick Gold's articles on Rock's Back Pages Mick Gold's photos on Rock Archive Mick Gold's photos on Getty images 1947 births Living people English music journalists British television producers British documentary filmmakers Alumni of the University of Sussex Alumni of the Royal College of Art Artists from London