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20:00

The World

Tue 11^th Jan 2005, 20:00 on BBC Four

International news.
Then Weather

Source: Radio Times

20:30

World Cinema Award Preview

Tue 11^th Jan 2005, 20:30 on BBC Four

Sandra Hebron, Tony Rayns, Mark Kermode, Geoff Andrew and Eva Tarr-Kirkhope join Stuart Maconie to discuss world cinema in 2004.

(Stuart Maconie's DVD review: p39)

Contributors

Presenter:: Stuart Maconie
Panellist:: Sandra Hebron
Panellist:: Tony Rayns
Panellist:: Mark Kermode
Panellist:: Geoff Andrew
Panellist:: Eva Tarr-Kirkhope

Source: Radio Times

21:45

Storyville

Death on the Staircase

A Prosecution Trickery

Duration: 44 minutes

Tue 11^th Jan 2005, 21:45 on BBC Four

The defence faces a blow as a new autopsy concludes that Elizabeth Ratliff was unlawfully killed. What now for Michael Peterson? (2005) Show more

Contributors

Director:: Jean-Xavier de Lestrade
Producer:: Denis Poncet
Producer:: Allyson Luchak
Music:: Jocelyn Pook
Director of photography:: Isabelle Razavet
Sound:: Yves Grasso
Editor:: Sophie Brunet
Editor:: Scott Stevenson
Editor:: Jean-Pierre Bloc

Genres

FactualCrime & Justice

Brand

Series

Storyville: Death on the Staircase

Source: BBC Online

22:30

The Mark Steel Lectures

Tue 11^th Jan 2005, 22:30 on BBC Four

The fundamental nature of the universe and a dislike of socks, the great themes of Albert Einstein , are explored by the comic.

Contributors

Unknown:: Albert Einstein

Source: Radio Times

23:00

Fallen Angels

Tue 11^th Jan 2005, 23:00 on BBC Four

An anonymous assassin is among five people who feature when night falls in Hong Kong, in Wong Kar-Wai 's stylish comic drama from 1995. In Cantonese with English subtitles. Review page 53.

Contributors

Unknown:: Wong Kar-Wai

Source: Radio Times

00:35

as 10.30pm

Wed 12^th Jan 2005, 00:35 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

01:05

Proms on Four: featuring Martinu's Frescoes of Piero delta Francesca, Janacek's Taras Butba, Mozart's Piano Concerto No.23 (played by Paul Lewis) and Mahler's Kindertotenlieder (sung by Alice Coote). Sir Andrew Davis conducts

Wed 12^th Jan 2005, 01:05 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

03:25

as 10.30pm

Wed 12^th Jan 2005, 03:25 on BBC Four

Source: Radio Times

BBC Four

About BBC Four

BBC Four reflects arts, music and culture with an ambitious range of intellectually and culturally enriching programmes, taking an expert and in-depth approach to its subjects.

Appears in

Radio Times Issue 4215

8^th January 2005

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