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With signing.
Comedy starring Ann Sothern
Maisie becomes maid to a wealthy family. With Lew Ayres , Maureen O'Sullivan. Director Edwin L Mann (1941)
(B/W)
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W Somerset Maugham tales.
The Facts of Life
A young man falls prey to a seductive adventuress. With Jack Watling, Mai Zetterling. Director Ralph Smart
The Alien Corn
A pianist is torn between love and his music. With Dirk Bogarde, Honor Blackman. Director Harold French
The Kite
A henpecked man finds refuge in flying his kites. With George Cole. Director Arthur Crabtree
The Colonel's Lady
A wife embarrasses her colonel husband. With Cecil Parker, Nora Swinburne. Director Ken Annakin
(1948) B/W
The traditional costume of Friesland.
Thai fishermen.
With Zoe Ball.
Joshua Jones
Subtitled (news)
Living with the Dying Profile of a man diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Looking at news stories.
Subtitled (news)
The Gun
South Somerset.
Regional News; Weather
Musical comedy with Deanna Durbin and Franchot Tone. (1943)
Director Frank Borage
How a massive public appeal kept a county air ambulance service airborne.
Producer Paul Newman
Western starring Errol Flynn
Olivia de Havilland
A tough cattleman tries to bring order to Dodge City.
Director Michael Curtiz (1939)
FILM REVIEWS pages 35-39
Not many people would give up all their worldly possessions, forsake family, take a vow of celibacy, and then roll on their side for 4,000 kilometres through scorching heat and monsoon floods as a penance. And yet that is exactly what Lotan Baba has done.
Lotan Baba is a sadhu, a holy man whose sole purpose is union with the Divine. He and his extraordinary pilgrimage are the subject of the first of three documentaries exploring the lives of these unique and exotic people. Shot in more than 50 remote locations, the films are a visual portrait of India as well as a rare and intimate glimpse into the secret world of the sadhu.
Narrator Art Malik.
A BediFilms/Denis Whyte production for BBCtv
Calabria. Keith Floyd takes a steam train into the mountains of Italy's most impenetrable region and finds a remote farmhouse kitchen to prepare knuckle of pork in a goulash of beans, carrots and mountain ham. He also roasts half a pig, and concocts a rich minestrone soup of spaghetti and greens. Producer Michael Treen
Executive producer Robert Page
A Lifetime Broadcast production for BBCtv
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Architect Richard Rogers gives a guided tour around the house he built for his parents, and travel writer Eric Newby visits the island of St Kilda. Last in the series. With Kirsty Wark. Executive producer Roland Keating
Senes producer Sally Angel
Another chance to see some of the highlights from the award-winning comedy series. Producer Colin Gilbert
Followed by Video Nation Shorts subtnied
With Peter Snow.
For 25 years events in Northern Ireland have proved the most sensitive area for the British news media. This Late Show special looks at how print and broadcast journalists have found their way through the minefield of information and propaganda, misinformation and cover-ups, to report on those events.
Contributors include Gerry Adams , BBC correspondent Martin Bell , Alasdair Milne , who was BBC Director-General at the time of the Real Lives controversy, the BBC's head of documentaries Paul Hamann , who made that film, Death on the Rock producer Roger Bolton , Ray Smallwoods , a loyalist who has been murdered since the film was made, and journalists Mary Holland , Simon Winchester , Peter Taylor , Roy Greenslade and Fintan O'Toole.
Director Simon Chu ; Series editor Michael Pooole
