1997. Geri (Channel 4, 1999) – Geri Halliwell, the most colourful and outrageous of the Spice Girls, has dramatically left the band. Two days later, Dineen joins her as she dodges the paparazzi and seeks solace with family and friends in a fascinating rollercoaster ride through fame, celebrity and the personality behind that infamous Union Jack dress. Nominated for an Indies Award. The Lord's Tale (Channel 4, 2002) – About the hereditary lords losing their seats in the Lords due to the House of Lords Act 1999. Dineen follows one of Parliament’s greatest upheavals: the abolition of the hereditary peers. The Lie of the Land (Channel 4, 2007) – On the eve of the fox hunting ban, Dineen uncovers the unpleasant thrust of life in the British countryside, where farmers struggle to survive under the weight of government legislation and national indifference towards rural communities. Won the BAFTA for Best Single Documentary, Grand Jury Prize at Visions du Reel in Nyon, Grierson Award for Best Single Documentary on a Contemporary Issue. Being Blacker (BBC Two, 2018) – Following three years of Blacker Dread's life. Nominated for Best Single Documentary at the Grierson Awards and Diversity in Factual Production - Screen Nation Film & TV Awards. Personal life Dineen has been married to William Sieghart since 1996. They have three children together, Maude, Ruby and Joseph and a Lucas Terrier called Jessie, whom Molly is particularly attached to. References External links Molly Dineen at the British Film Institute Sound Business 1981 Reggae Documentary 1959 births BAFTA winners (people) English documentary filmmakers Living people People from Birmingham, West Midlands Canadian emigrants to England Film directors from Toronto Canadian expatriates in England Alumni of the National Film and Television School