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Complete performance by the Marlowe Dramatic Society. Margaretta Scott is the Countess.
Radio version of Shakespeare’s play adapted for broadcasting by R. D. Smith, starring Beatrix Lehmann as Countess Rousillion, Marius Goring as Parolles and Sian Phillips as Helena. With music specially...
Radio version of Shakespeare’s play produced by R. D. Smith, starring John Neville in the lead.
Independent feature film. A version of Timon of Athens set in modern-day San Francisco.
NoS synopsis: The Flying Scotsman, now privately owned, on a run from Grimsby to London NCB Commentary - Back in the 1930s - as it still does today - a train left Kings Cross in London every morning for...
The March of Time synopsis: Revisiting briefly the pre-Pearl Harbour period, the film proceeds to show how thereafter the antiquated set-up was completely overhauled. Scenes showing training camp activities,...
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. This month’s Roundup features two...
GB. 2008. DVD (Region 2 PAL). Second Sight. 92 minutes + extras. £19.99 About the Reviewer: Toby Haggith is a historian who joined the Imperial War Museum’s Film Department in 1988. He has a PhD in...
The March of Time synopsis: The film explains that Japan’s invasion of China, which to the rest of the world is a war of unprovoked aggression, is to the Japanese a "Holy War", blessed by the Shinto gods....
Europeana has just launched its first Multi-Touch book and iTunes U course, World War I: A battle of perspectives, introducing students and learners to the causes leading to the outbreak of the First...
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