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BFI synopsis: the inland waterways of Britain and some of the boats and barges that use them at the Eighth Annual Parade of Boats at Aylesbury
Shows how the sea is used by different professions. Follows the working routine of a crofter fisherman, a tanker pilot, and the lecturer in maritime geography as they carry out their professions afloat and...
First screened on British television in October 1973, the documentary series The World at War proved to be a milestone in the history of ITV. Professor James Chapman explores its roots and its critical...
Seven selected official British government information films showing how Britain has been portrayed over the last 60 years: 1) Opus (1967, 27 min): an impressionistic survey of the arts in Britain in the...
Examines service loading conditions to which ropes and equipment are subjected in marine applications. Measurements have been made, from instruments installed on tug boats, of the towing and docking of...
Film User synopsis: Making decorative glasswear, model boats, toys and puppets
NoS synopsis: why locks are needed on canals
NoS synopsis: icy ships.
NoS synopsis: dredging the Thames
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