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Duration: 1 hour, 38 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Two Northern Ireland (Analogue)Latest broadcast: on BBC Four HD

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Written by and starring Bob Dylan. Against the backdrop of a nation on the brink of revolution, a singer is forced to make a comeback to the stage for a benefit concert. Show more

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Jack Fate:
Bob Dylan
Pagan Lace:
Penelope Cruz
Tom Friend:
Jeff Bridges
Nina Veronica:
Jessica Lange
Uncle Sweetheart:
John Goodman
Bobby Cupid:
Luke Wilson
Animal Wrangler:
Val Kilmer
Oscar Vogel:
Ed Harris
Director:
Larry Charles

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Omnibus

Getting to Dylan

Duration: 19 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC One LondonLatest broadcast: on BBC Four

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In 1987, Christopher Sykes interviewed Bob Dylan. Their meeting revealed a side of Dylan that is rarely seen - direct, playful and fully engaged in the conversation. Show more

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Interviewer:
Christopher Sykes
Interviewed Guest:
Bob Dylan

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Omnibus

Arena

Bob Dylan: No Direction Home

Part 1

Duration: 1 hour, 54 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Two EnglandLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Wales HD

Available for 28 days

The story of Bob Dylan, from a rock 'n' roll-loving kid in the Midwest to his arrival as a major force in the world of folk music. Including unseen footage and rare recordings. Show more

Arena

Bob Dylan: No Direction Home

Part 2

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Two EnglandLatest broadcast: on BBC Two Wales HD

Available for 28 days

Martin Scorsese continues to explore Bob Dylan's early career. At 23, Dylan confounds expectations and finds a new musical vocabulary to capture the seismic cultural shift. Show more

Duration: 1 hour

First broadcast: on BBC FourLatest broadcast: on BBC Four HD

Michael Wood goes in search of the Roman poet Ovid. Metamorphoses made him a superstar but then came scandal and exile. His story is told in his own words, by Simon Russell Beale. Show more