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This two DVD set includes a wealth of information covering all aspects of the art of stagecraft. Each disc is divided up into easy-to-access segments, which look at all the different areas involved in...
Television arts documentary. Documentary on the film-maker Peter Greenaway with special reference to PROSPERO’S BOOKS. The programme covers Greenaway’s approach to film-making and narrative, showing how...
Television documentary. A behind-the-scenes account of the making of Kenneth Branagh’s HAMLET.
Documentary transmitted within the BBC Focus Slot in The LEARNING ZONE. Assesses the importance of soliloquies in Shakespeare’s plays and includes an interview with Kenneth Branagh in which he discusses...
Kenneth Branagh talks about his film MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (1993) to critic Michael Billington in the Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre.
Radio arts programme in which John Huntley presents a previously undiscovered tape that he recorded in 1956 with Laurence Olivier, describing the problems of shooting Shakespearean films. Other contributors...
Television anthology arts series. Melvyn Bragg interviews director Roman Polanski about his film-making. Polanski says that he believes Laurence Olivier to be a director of genius and admits to having seen...
The second box of the series Jørgen Leth Collection contains Leth’s sports films, primarily emphasising the cycle film classics STARS AND WATER CARRIERS (1974), THE IMPOSSIBLE HOUR(1975), and A SUNDAY IN...
Four short films on the theme of ‘Resilience’ commissioned by Scottish Documentary Institute. THE THIRD DAD Ten years after breaking all ties with her alcoholic father, a daughter sets out to find his...
Explores the authenticity of Henry V and considers the methods of its enactment and emphasis in the first performance in 1599 to the 1944 Olivier film version. There are contributions from a film historian,...
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