Programme Index

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A film poem by Owen Sheers, marking the seventieth anniversary, in 2018, of the birth of the NHS, which charts a day in the life of a modern-day regional hospital. Show more

Contributors

Director:
Pip Broughton
Producer:
Adrian Bate
Participant:
Michael Sheen
Participant:
Eve Myles
Participant:
Mali Jenkins
Participant:
George MacKay
Participant:
Nia Roberts
Participant:
Leighton Edwards
Participant:
Lolita Chakrabarti
Participant:
Martin Freeman
Participant:
Jonathan Pryce
Participant:
Tamsin Greig
Participant:
Susan Wokoma
Participant:
Sian Phillips
Participant:
Michelle Fairley
Participant:
Shelley Rees
Participant:
Rhashan Stone
Participant:
Nikki Amuka-Bird
Participant:
Memet Ali Alabora
Participant:
Elysia Welch
Participant:
Michelle Collins
Participant:
Arsher Ali
Participant:
Pinar Ogun
Participant:
Suzanne Packer
Participant:
Meera Syal
Participant:
Garyn Williams
Participant:
Lesley Manville
Participant:
Celia Imrie
Participant:
Nasser Memarzia

Following in the footsteps of WH Auden's 1936 documentary Night Mail, six of Britain's best poets take the train from London to Glasgow, capturing the journey in verse. Show more

Contributors

Narrator:
Maxine Peake
Participant:
Liz Berry
Participant:
Imtiaz Dharker
Participant:
Sabrina Mahfouz
Participant:
Andrew McMillan
Participant:
Sean O'Brien
Executive Producer:
Alistair Pegg
Producer:
Joe Fowler
Director:
James House
Production Company:
Blast! Films

Duration: 1 hour, 45 minutes

on BBC Four

Drama about the life of American poet Sylvia Plath, focusing on her troubled marriage to fellow poet Ted Hughes and her tragic early death. Show more

Contributors

Sylvia Plath:
Gwyneth Paltrow
Ted Hughes:
Daniel Craig
Professor Thomas:
Michael Gambon
Assia Wevill:
Amira Casar
Aurelia Plath:
Blythe Danner
Morecambe:
David Birkin
David Wevill:
Andrew Havill

Performance Live

Kae Tempest

Duration: 59 minutes

on BBC Four

Award-winning artist Kae Tempest hosts a night of poetry that includes their epic new story Let Them Eat Chaos and performances from three of their friends, recorded live at the Rivoli Ballroom. Show more

Contributors

Photographer:
Alex Brenner
Director:
Liz Clare
Producer:
Andrew Fettis
Executive Producer:
Emma Cahusac
Executive Producer:
David Jubb
Production Company:
Battersea Arts Centre

A film poem by Owen Sheers, marking the seventieth anniversary, in 2018, of the birth of the NHS, which charts a day in the life of a modern-day regional hospital. Show more

Contributors

Director:
Pip Broughton
Producer:
Adrian Bate
Participant:
Michael Sheen
Participant:
Eve Myles
Participant:
Mali Jenkins
Participant:
George MacKay
Participant:
Nia Roberts
Participant:
Leighton Edwards
Participant:
Lolita Chakrabarti
Participant:
Martin Freeman
Participant:
Jonathan Pryce
Participant:
Tamsin Greig
Participant:
Susan Wokoma
Participant:
Sian Phillips
Participant:
Michelle Fairley
Participant:
Shelley Rees
Participant:
Rhashan Stone
Participant:
Nikki Amuka-Bird
Participant:
Memet Ali Alabora
Participant:
Elysia Welch
Participant:
Michelle Collins
Participant:
Arsher Ali
Participant:
Pinar Ogun
Participant:
Suzanne Packer
Participant:
Meera Syal
Participant:
Garyn Williams
Participant:
Lesley Manville
Participant:
Celia Imrie
Participant:
Nasser Memarzia

Following in the footsteps of WH Auden's 1936 documentary Night Mail, six of Britain's best poets take the train from London to Glasgow, capturing the journey in verse. Show more

Contributors

Narrator:
Maxine Peake
Participant:
Liz Berry
Participant:
Imtiaz Dharker
Participant:
Sabrina Mahfouz
Participant:
Andrew McMillan
Participant:
Sean O'Brien
Executive Producer:
Alistair Pegg
Producer:
Joe Fowler
Director:
James House
Production Company:
Blast! Films

BBC Four

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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.

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