How is music used in film? Belle & Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch discusses his work on Secretary. Plus Philip Glass on fusing sight and sound and Alan Parker on directing musical films. With Stuart Maconie.
(Stuart Maconie's DVD reviews: p44)
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How is music used in film? Belle & Sebastian frontman Stuart Murdoch discusses his work on Secretary. Plus Philip Glass on fusing sight and sound and Alan Parker on directing musical films. With Stuart Maconie.
(Stuart Maconie's DVD reviews: p44)
Like hundreds of boys, John Caldicott spent his youth in the Foundling Hospital after he was given up by his mother. Now he wants to learn the identity of his father - kept from him by his mother, Daisy. Will a DNA test provide an answer or a surprising twist?
2/6. The lowdown on the Ice Age as Chris Packham continues his guide.
Rob Brydon ,
Catherine McCormack and Julian Sands star in a revealing drama about British theatre's influential and controversial critic, Kenneth Tynan. A Time Shift profile of Tynan follows.
The rise and fall of the theatre critic - who brought swearing to the BBC and nudity to the West End - is traced by Time Shift.
Presented by New Yorker critic John Lahr, it features rare contributions from Tynan's daughters.
Time Shift looks at conscientious objectors from the First World War to today - those who refused to serve for religious, moral or political reasons.