t.S Tops and Gyroscopes. 6.30 Geochemical Mapping. 6.55 Vibrations in Car Suspensions. 7.20 Subject Talk at School.
7.45 Sexual Selection.
5: A blow-by-blow account of filming a James Bond action sequence for The Spy Who Loved Me.
Producer VICTOR LOCKWOOD
A BBC/Open University production
This week's selection includes The Shape of Cars to Come and Meanings of Madness (2).
A BBC/Open University production
Ambush at Masai Mara
Narrated by David Attenborough
... the wildebeeste are coming! The hunt is on - a time of plenty for the lions of Musiara marsh. Nothing quite matches the awe-some spectacle of the wildebeest migration. The vast herds cross Kenya's fast-flowing Mara River and run the gauntlet of the waiting marsh lions. From dawn to dusk. the programme follows the dramatic part lion and wildebeest play in Africa's greatest wildlife show.
Written and produced by KEENAN SMART Series producer PETER BALE
BBC Bristol
The last of six programmes With the French Resistance
Towards the end of the Second World War the RAF Film Unit decided to make a feature length film about their part in supplying the French Resistance with arms and explosives for use against the occupying Germans. When they came to cast their film they chose a young man and woman, Harry Ree and Jacqueline Nearne , who had actually been parachuted into occupied France during the war to teach the Resistance how to make the best use of the supplies dropped by the RAF.
Now nearly 40 years after the war, with the help of the RAF's film, REE and NEARNE recall their lives with the French Resistance.
Editor ROLAND ARMSTRONG
Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER COOK
with subtitles, followed by Weather
First shown in the Forty Minutes series
Two thousand 18-year-olds are about to enter Liverpool University. They stand on the threshold of adulthood and an adventure that is exhilarating, daunting, confusing, stimulating and exciting. There is the meeting of minds, the stimulus of study, parties, student fairs and initiation rites. It is a particularly taxing time for Gillian Wake , who is blind.
Excellent impressionistic study
(DAILY EXPRESS)
Entertaining and striking (GUARDIAN) Executive producer ROGER MILLS
Producer MICIIAEL WALDMAN
A personal view by Kenneth Clark
In this programme Kenneth Clark reflects on the nature of 18th-century music, the music of Bach, Handel, Haydn and Mozart, and on the way that some of its qualities -the melodious flow, the complex symmetry-are reflected in the best of the rococo architecture. the pilgrimage churches and palaces of Bavaria.
Subtitles on Ceefax page 270
from Dalemain, Cumbria, with Geoff Hamilton and Clay Jones
Most people find one garden enough but not Sylvia McCosh. Her two colourful gardens at Hunt-field in Scotland and Dalemain, with its Elizabethan oranges, are a full-time job. But because the gardens are in such different areas they offer a unique opportunity of looking at the effects of altitude, rainfall and soil type on plant growth.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON
Production assistant JOHN LAUGHTON Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Gardening tips on Ceefax page 268
The last programme of the current series in which Denis Norden and Ian Wallace challenge Frank Muir and John Amis in a contest of musical knowledge through questions set by Steve Race
Television presentation DOUGLAS HESPE
starring
Silvia Pinal
Francisco Rabal Fernando Rey
Viridiana is about to take her final vows as a nun. At the request of her uncle, her legal guardian, she returns home on a last visit. There, confronted with the brutal realities of life, she is forced to renounce not the world but the cloister.
Made in Spain and then immediately banned there, Bunuel's powerfully subversive film won the Golden Palm at Cannes in 1961. Screenplay by LUIS BUNUELand JULIO ALEJANDRO
Produced by R. munoz SUAY Directed by LUIS BUÑUEL
A Spanish film with English subtitles Films: page 14
