The Last Taboo
The last of four films meets undertaker Paul Mills and Dr Derek Doyle , of St Columba's Hospice in Edinburgh. But mainly it is about Scots actor Victor Carin , who faced up to his imminent death from cancer with inspiring courage, wit and cynicism.
Bernard Falk talked to VICTOR at home with his teenage daughter. KATE; in a monastery trying to find some peace of mind; and at the hospice where he finally died two years ago.
Series producer marjorie onn Director DAVID HANINGTON BBC Scotland

Narrator Derek Hart
An evocative film about one of the most beaulijul spots in Britain. (SUNDAY TIMES) An authentic gem. (OBSERVER)
Photography ARTHUR SMITH

The last in the present season starring Warner Oland, Keye Luke ' Fortunately, assassination of French language not serious crime,' Chan comments. But murder certainly is and both Chan and his Number One son are soon buckling down to business. Sadly, this was Warner Oland's last appearance as the suave Chinese detective. He died the following year in 1938. Old friend, like old memory, live on in dreams.
Screenplay by Charles belden , JERRY CADY Produced by john STONE Directed by EUGENE FORDE
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with subtitles, followed by Weather

Peter Powell opens another issue of the electronic magazine live from Studio A, Manchester.
Music from Madness and One The Juggler and a debut band appearance for Vitamin Z. Honor Wilson reports on the news, stories and issues of the week.
DirectorJULIET MAY
Producer PETER Hamilton
Letters to ORS, PO Box 27, Manchester M60 ISJ. (Feedback in ORS PS in Peter Powell 's Radio 1 show next Thursday)

Jacques-Henri Lartigue
This is the fourth in a series of six conversations with some of the grand old master photographers of this century.
The film shows 90-year-old Jacques-Henri Lartigue taking pictures for French Vogue .and yet he started to photograph over 80 years ago. Richard Avedon called Lartigue ' the most deceptively simple and penetrating photographer in the history of art '.
Talking to Peter Adam , Lartigue guides us through his photograph albums which are now kept in a French museum. They are a diary of a century -a record of a time now gone for ever, but preserved through the perception of a man whose sole aim was to capture the most enchanting moments of his life - the world of elegant fashion of the Belle Epoque, the excitement of the first cars and aeroplanes and the many artists of the 20s and 30s who were his friends.
Film editor Julian MILLER Producer PETER ADAM

The weekly television review presented by Ludovic Kennedy who discusses The Oppermanns (BBC2), The Irish RM (C4) and Mastermind (BBC1) with independent producer and BBC adviser Stephen Hearst , Irish novellist and playwright Jennifer Johnston and Patricia Morrison , Fellow of All Souls (special subject: medieval history). Plus psychologist Mark Brown , who asks whether television programmes can make you change your mind or simply reinforce existing prejudices.
Assistant producer CLARE PATERSON Director STEPHEN GARRETT DirectorProducer john archer

Lapwings tumble the skies, mad March hares cavort in pastures, rare stone curlews nest camouflaged on the Dorset uplands. When summer comes to Cranbourne Chase, the meadows are rich with butterflies and flowers, including rare wild orchids. Narrator Douglas Leach
BBC Bristol

Another chance to see SHEILA, HELEN and valerie, the musical threesome from Philadelphia.
In this television special The Three Degrees include all their ' hits ' and introduce the dance group Atmozphier.
Director TONY WOLFE
Producer DAVID Williams BBC Pebble Mill

by Harold Pinter

The first television production of a play written for radio in 1968.

JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW and DONALD MACCOKMICK , with JOAN BAKEWELL and LINDA ALEXANDER , present television's fullest and most authoritative daily news magazine.

starring
Yves Montand
Simone Signoret with Jean-Louis Trintignant Catherine Allegret
A young woman is found murdered on the overnight express from Marseilles. As Grazzi of the Paris police tries to track down the people who travelled with her, it becomes apparent that someone else is hunting them, toe-the killer.
The first film by French director Costa-Gavras is a fast-moving police thriller in the taut style of American films of the 40s, but without the political overtones of the director's subsequent work.
Screenplay by costa-gavras based on the novel by Sebastian JAPRISOT
Directed by COSTA-GAVRAS
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