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A hard-hitting drama series about the students and teachers at a Sydney inner-city high school.
Following the sudden death of Mrs Poulous, Nick's classmates and teachers rally round to help the family. But they soon become disturbed by his aggressive behaviour. With Alex Dimitriades , Sarah Lambert and Nico Lathouris. Stereo Subtitled .........

Contributors

Unknown:
Mrs Poulous
Unknown:
Alex Dimitriades
Unknown:
Sarah Lambert

Missing in Action
Two larger-than-life sisters and a 23-year-old man have done what everyone said was impossible. In just four years Janet Newman , Mary Asprey and Chris Dray have established a missing persons charity that has had the world beating a path to their door. They have helped everyone from families who have lost a loved one to the FBI. They take 30,000 cases a year and solve 70 percent. How do they do it and why? This film follows them as they use the latest technology, including image manipulation, to re-create the faces of missing children as they age.
Producer Michael MacCormack ; Series producer
SueDavidson Stereo Subtitled ................ If you would like to suggest a programme idea, please write to: [address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
Janet Newman
Unknown:
Mary Asprey
Unknown:
Chris Dray
Producer:
Michael MacCormacK

Continuing the series that offers surprising glimpses into individual lives.

By the time Chris Wilkinson received her first degree from the University of North London she was 56 years old and had spent 40 of those years on the street. This film follows the story of those 40 years, a saga of abuse, addiction and misery lightened by rare friendships and occasional kindness, until Chris took the fateful decision to rehabilitate herself and restart her education.
Director Caius Julyan ; Editor Peter Symes

Contributors

Unknown:
Chris Wilkinson
Director:
Caius Julyan
Editor:
Peter Symes

The series for discriminating palates continues its Countdown to Christmas with a recipe for a simple and delicious Christmas cake full of fruit and nuts.
Plus the "Cola Wars" - after all the hype the programme puts them to the taste test; and can Raymond Blanc distinguish between his former students, who have evolved individual styles, when they return to cook for him ten years on? With Chris Kelly , Michael Barry and Jilly Goolden.
Director Linda Nash ; Producers Alison Field and Tim Hincks Stereo Subtitled ................ PROGRAMME RECIPES: available in BBC Good Food Magazine and Ceefax page
RADIO TIMES OFFERS: special subscription offer to the BBC Good Food Magazine. See page 144. * Michael Barry : see page 52

Contributors

Unknown:
Raymond Blanc
Unknown:
Chris Kelly
Unknown:
Michael Barry
Unknown:
Jilly Goolden.
Director:
Linda Nash
Producers:
Alison Field
Unknown:
Michael Barry

Award-winning autobiographical drama surrounding the Watts uprising of 1965, based on the experiences of LA Times reporter Robert Richardson and starring Cicely Tyson Blair Underwood
James Earl Jones
Hearing of economic prosperity and better race relations in California, young Robert Richardson and his friends move from Alabama to Los Angeles. But their exodus to a "promised land" introduces them to a different kind of discrimination.
With David Strathairn , Robert Hooks. Adam Arkin , Paris Vaughan and Charlie Korsmo.
Director Kevin Hooks (1990)
FILM REVIEWS pages 69-76
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Contributors

Reporter:
Robert Richardson
Unknown:
Cicely Tyson
Unknown:
Blair Underwood
Unknown:
James Earl Jones
Unknown:
Robert Richardson
Unknown:
Los Angeles.
Unknown:
David Strathairn
Unknown:
Robert Hooks.
Unknown:
Adam Arkin
Unknown:
Charlie Korsmo.
Director:
Kevin Hooks
Ruthana Richardson/Motherdear:
Cicely Tyson
Robert Richardson:
Blair Underwood
Junius Johnson:
James Earl Jones
MrsCanfield:
Sally Kirkland
RoxieTurpin:
Margaret Avery
Clifford Turpin:
Vondie Curtis-Hall
JTTurpin:
Glenn Plummer

A documentary celebration of the music of Dizzy Gillespie.
In the 1940s, bebop was born. It was a time for daring musical innovation and at the heart of it was John Birks "Dizzy" Gillespie who introduced Afro-Cuban rhythms into American jazz. Music would never be the same again and nor would Dizzy himself. For 40 years he conducted a musical love-affair with Cuba, and then, in 1987, he was invited to the 5th International Jazz Festival in Havana.
Part travelogue and part intimate portrait, the film culminates in a concert with Cuban trumpeter Arturo Sandoval.
(1988)
Film Reviews pages 69-76

Contributors

Trumpeter:
Arturo Sandoval
Director:
John Holland

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