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Rodney Ascher’s documentary about The SHINING features fans, critics and scholars speaking about the film who reveal a surprising number of theories about the meanings, codes, clues and subtexts hidden in...
Dr Gordon Smith and Dr Rodney Barker discuss the nature of parliamentary government.
Dr Gordon Smith and Dr Rodney Barker discuss challenges and alternatives to parliamentary democracy.
Part 2: James Brockman has a great interest in the structure of the book and here shows the result of his development work on concave spines. In particular he describes his first fine binding in this style...
A production of Jane Austen’s novel made for showing in 7 parts on BBC television in 1981.
Theatre producer Bill Kenwright risks a million dollars in transferring his London production of ‘Medea’ to New York, a gamble that depends on the response of the New York theatre critics.
Bookbinder Edgar Mansfield talks about his work, describing what attracted him to bookbinding and explaining his design philosophy, and shows his designs, which have been realised by designer binder James...
In two parts: a documentation sequence that has as its commentary extracts from ‘Essays on Art’ in which Malevich states the reasons for his approach to art. Malevich himself scripted an animation film...
Odilon Redon 1840-1916. Using extracts from the artist’s journals ‘A Soi-Méme’, the film looks at Redon’s work from the early charcoals and lithographs, visions of wonder and menace, termed...
The poet talks briefly about his long autobiographical poem ‘Briggflats’, published in 1968, and about the craft of poetry, but the majority of the film is devoted to his reading of extracts from the...
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