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Follows two former heroin addicts on a trip to Seville where they undergo an accelerated detoxification programme under anaesthetic, a treatment designed to cure them of their methodone dependency. Considers...
Uses newsreel footage to follow the major battles and incidents of the three years of civil war in Spain from 1936 to the surrender in March 1939.
Looks at how the demands of the local economy have brought bitter conflict to the Doñana wetlands in southern Spain, the preservation of which has been a source of bitter conflict between conservationists...
12: Profiles Belgium, whose success lies in its iron and steel industry, geographical position and arms trade, and also its Eurocrats.
Examines Islamic culture in Spain and asks whether European culture has Arabic roots. Fetures Spanish novelist Juan Goytisolo.
Jonathan Dimbleby probes behind the contrived public image of General Franco, who brutally ruled Spain for over 40 years. Includes contributions from Franco’s daughter Carmen, his confessor and key aides,...
A look at the six years of preparation that have gone into Barcelona’s preparation for the 25th Olympic Games. Presents a ‘behind the scenes’ view of how Barcelona prepared for and managed the games,...
Moorish influence is entrenched in Spanish culture. Spanish novelist Juan Goytisolo discusses politics, literature and sexuality agianst this background.
Once the opulent capital of the Moorish kingdom of Al Andalus, Seville reached a new zenith in the 16th century under the Hapsburg emperor, Charles V. Trade with the New World brought fabulous wealth to a...
The Palace of El Escorial in Spain was built by Philip II during the latter half of the 16th century. The building was supposed to combine all the functions of Church and State. On the outside the building...
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