David Attenborough examines how living long enough to breed is a monumental struggle, and how many animals and plants go to extremes to give themselves a chance. Show more
Michael Wood's portrait of one village across the whole of English history reaches the 14th century, when a terrible famine is followed by the Black Death. Show more
Jonathan Ross hosts the annual celebration of world cinema from the BFI, where Bernardo Bertolucci, renowned director of The Last Emperor and Last Tango In Paris, is honoured. Show more
In revival of the classic Face To Face format, Jeremy Isaacs talks to director Bernardo Bertolucci about his films, various actors, other directors and influences on his work. Show more
Drama series set in 1960s New York. Don and Pete try to land a new Japanese client, but Roger's attitude may hand the lucrative account to a rival. Show more
Ghost stories about a haunted manor house. In the 1920s, Lady Constance de Momery presides over a costume ball for her grandson, but all is not as it seems. Show more
Documentary exploring how, in the 1960s, the British people fell in love with animals and how endangered species and wildlife protection became an intrinsic part of our culture. Show more
From the most memorable wildlife films and rare cinematic gems to amateur footage and poignant last shots of vanished animals, Bill Oddie explores 100 years of wildlife filming. Show more
Jonathan Ross hosts the annual celebration of world cinema from the BFI, where Bernardo Bertolucci, renowned director of The Last Emperor and Last Tango In Paris, is honoured. Show more
Richard Taylor discovers how medieval imagery made a surprise return to Victorian places of worship and how WWI brought back the commemoration of the dead. Show more
