language, set to a score that samples a creaking hull, hammering cargoes and engine room rhythms" and The Guardian Film Editor Catherine Shoard stating "Something of that rock'n'roll spirit has survived in Mark Donne's movie: a stylish essay that combines chinwags with East End sea dogs with a gonzo two-week adventure on the high seas with the crew of a Maersk cargo boat." The UK Gold (Feature) UK Gold – a collaboration with Thom Yorke of Radiohead and Robert Del Naja of Massive Attack was completed in 2013 and won the Jury Best Documentary prize at the East End Film Festival The 2013 Jury Chair was US Director Morgan Spurlock. The film – narrated by British actor Dominic West – is currently touring international film festivals and received a European premiere at Copenhagen International Documentary Festival (CPH:DOX) as "official selection" – receiving a nomination for the "FACT Journalism Prize" alongside eventual winner and 2014 Academy Award nominee "Dirty Wars". The film has also been broadcast in many territories including RTE 1 in Ireland, CBC in Canada and others scheduled. In February 2015 Del Naja, Yorke and Donne released the full soundtrack to the film via the UK Uncut activist group. The film is now streaming across all territories on Prime Video, with the US title "Offshore Incorporated". Blogging and Writing Donne formerly produced a popular, political blog for The Independent online. Donne has written comment articles for various UK national newspapers and magazines, including The Guardian, The Independent, Le Monde Diplomatique and The Big Issue. Other projects Since 2004, Donne has worked with Latin American human rights organisations and appeared as a guest of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez on a live broadcast of his television programme "Alo Presidente" in September 2007. In 2006–07, Donne was also a member of the small political team behind the Labour MP and anti-racist campaigner Jon Cruddas in his bid to become Deputy Leader of the British Labour Party. Cruddas won the popular vote but eventually lost the competition following preference voting rounds to Harriet Harman. The Cruddas campaign, however, was voted "political campaign of the year" at the Channel 4 News 2008 political awards. Donne is connected to the British left-wing pressure group think-tank Compass. On 8 February 2008, The Independent reported that Mark Donne has called for the closing of tax loopholes for the very wealthiest in Britain and for a rise in