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19 programmes
95‑minute British documentary tracing the folk, blues and country tracks that shaped Bob Dylan’s sound, from Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger to Lead Bella and Hank Williams. It mixes archive footage wi…
Murray Lerner’s film puts the 60s on screen, showing Bob Dylan’s landmark sets at the Newport Folk Festival. It mixes those performances with a look at how he
Discovering: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young looks at the late David Crosby's folk‑rock supergroup, CSNY. The group is known for soaring harmonies and occasional blow‑ups. It follows how Crosby (from th…
Discovering: Neil Young is a half‑hour Sky Arts documentary that charts the Scots‑Canadian’s rise from his early days with Crazy Horse and the CSNY supergroup to his solo career. It has archive foota…
A richly detailed staging of Mozart’s comic masterpiece from the Royal Opera House, with Antonio Pappano conducting David McVicar’s acclaimed production. The cast includes Gerald Finley as the lecher…
Sauce for the Goose – Olivia has orchestrated her wealthy husband's murder to be with Stephen, only to find his lack of gratitude increasingly irksome. (Series 7, episode 9)
Bird Of Prey – Jack and Edna’s pet parrot dies after laying a huge egg, and when it finally hatches a fierce black‑feathered bird bursts
A struggling clothing manufacturer in Wilmington, about to go bust, begins to mull killing his wife for the insurance payout. (Series 7, episode 11)
Steve and Jane pose as polish‑researchers to worm their way into people’s homes, but their con hits a snag when they finally run into someone who’s one step ahead. (Series 7, episode 12)
A newly‑wed couple moves into a quiet neighborhood. The teenage boy next door begins to interfere, and soon their marriage is under serious strain. His meddling pushes the tension higher, threatening…
In this 30‑minute episode of the 1960s anthology series *The Alfred Hitchcock Hour*, a man tries to rein in his blunt‑spoken wife before she pushes family and friends away. The story builds a tense d…
Making a Maestro follows the winner of the Donatella Flick Conducting Competition as they step onto the podium with the London Symphony Orchestra. The LSO plays under the baton of the new conductor, …
A Broadway‑style musical follows a chorus girl who lands a spot in a big production and rises from the chorus line to centre stage. The film includes classic numbers – “We’re in the Money”, “Lullaby …
Watch the legendary country quartet – Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson – as they perform their 1990 gig at Nassau Coliseum.
A film that charts the life of Liza Minnelli, the American star best known for nailing Sally Bowles in Cabaret.
Set in 1920s Chicago, the film follows murder‑suspect Roxie Hart and nightclub queen Velma Kelly as they battle for fame from death row, while slick lawyer Billy Flynn (Richard Gere) pulls the string…
Dolly Parton takes a look back at six of her best‑known tracks, sharing the stories behind them, how they’ve been received and the honours they’ve earned. (1 of 6)
Dolly Parton reflects on her early steps in the biz and shares what sparked the tune Jolene, a song that's been covered by more than 400 other artists. (2 of 6)
Opry Live brings the Grand Ole Opry into your living room with a one‑hour program of Nashville’s biggest acts. This week you’ll see Opry members Rhonda Vincent, Eddie Montgomery, the Travelin’ McCourys, Chris Young, Trace Adkins and Gretchen performing live. You can hear great country music without…
26 programmes
Greatest Basslines is a three‑part Sky Arts documentary that looks at the bass guitar’s role in rock music. Episode 2 has
Larry Graham, the funk‑bass legend who invented slap bass, teams up with his band Graham Central Station for a high‑energy set on Jools Holland’s Later…. Their performance hits you like a New Orleans…
Record On: Paul Weller – Wild Wood follows the ex‑Mod and Jam frontman as he reshapes his sound in the early ’90s, moving from guitar‑rock to a more soulful, acoustic style that produced the Wild Woo…
Don McLean sits down to walk you through the making of his 1971 American Pie album, the folk‑rock record that captured a whole generation’s mood. He’s joined by producer Ed Freeman, Jake Bugg – who f…
The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, under Ukrainian conductor Kirill Karabits, plays a line‑up of film scores at the Royal Albert Hall – from Star Wars and Jurassic Park to a few other classics.
Artist of the Year: Masterclass offers live painting tutorials from the contestants who appeared on Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year. Artists such as Tai‑Shan Schierenberg…
Artist Of The Year: Masterclass lets the contestants from Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year step up to give live painting tutorials. You’ll see judge Tai‑Shan Schierenberg …
Sauce for the Goose – Olivia has orchestrated her wealthy husband's murder to be with Stephen, only to find his lack of gratitude increasingly irksome. (Series 7, episode 9)
Bird Of Prey – Jack and Edna’s pet parrot dies after laying a huge egg, and when it finally hatches a fierce black‑feathered bird bursts
Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a classic anthology of bite‑size thrillers. In series 3, episode 33 “Post Mortem”, a wife refuses to let her husband waste a £133,000 sweepstakes ticket she inherited fro…
Jack murders Phyllis’s first husband and marries the widowed woman, hoping to cash in on her fortune. When he finds her missing crocodile‑shaped dressing case, he realizes the evidence could blow his…
This episode charts the life and career of Peter Ustinov, the two‑time Academy Award winner who featured in films such as Spartacus, Topkapi, Quo Vadis and others.
Violin virtuoso André Rieu hosts a wedding celebration, leading his orchestra through feel‑good songs. He adds his trademark flair, mixes well‑known classics with his own arrangements, and the
A struggling clothing manufacturer in Wilmington, about to go bust, begins to mull killing his wife for the insurance payout. (Series 7, episode 11)
Steve and Jane pose as polish‑researchers to worm their way into people’s homes, but their con hits a snag when they finally run into someone who’s one step ahead. (Series 7, episode 12)
Myleene Klass and Errollyn Wallen look at Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, the famous set of violin concertos, and you’ll catch a special performance from Sinfonia Cymru. (Series 1, episode 1)
Metallica: Classic Albums is a Sky Arts documentary where James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and
Take a look at Sir Ian McKellen’s six‑decade career, from his turn in Richard III to the X‑Men films, and see the awards he’s collected along the way. (S13, ep 6)
A fresh batch of portraitists go head‑to‑head to win a £10,000 commission, with actor Trevor Eve, Fortitude star Parminder Nagra and novelist Ben Okri as the sitters. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell …
A disgruntled husband, desperate for a divorce, hires a private eye to trap his wife with a lover, thinking it'll give him the upper hand – but the scheme quickly goes sideways. (Series 7, episode 13)
A married MP hooks up with a woman he meets at a party, but the affair quickly unravels and puts his career and reputation on the line. (Series 7, episode 14)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents drops a tidy caper called “Dip in the Pool”. Gambler William Botibol thinks he can win a bet by guessing how many miles his cruise ship will travel in 24 hours, but his plan…
Alfred Hitchcock Presents offers a compact dose of suspense in “The Safe Place”. Bank teller George Piper worries about his money. He and his brother Fred think they have a fool‑proof plan to lock aw…
Andre Rieu invites you onto his world tour, playing fan‑favourite pieces such as the Radetzky March and Ave Maria. The episode trails Rieu and his orchestra as they fly from Argentina to Turkey, film…
Jean‑Michel Jarre performs at Seville’s Plaza de España in a one‑off immersive show filmed in 2025 and directed by David Montagne. The French synth legend plays classics such as “Oxygene” and “Equino…
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Shakespeare’s comedy *Much Ado About Nothing* takes place at the Italian Riviera’s Hotel Messina, where love, lies and sharp tongues drive the action. Katherine Parkinson (The IT Crowd) and John Heff…
Barry Cryer looks back at Peter Sellers, the BAFTA‑winning comic who turned The Pink Panther into a global icon. He also covers Sellers’ roles in classics like I’m All Right Jack and the Oscar‑nomina…
The 2023 Sky Arts documentary looks back at Mary Cassatt’s career, shows her prints, pastels and paintings and explains how the often‑overlooked Impressionist shaped the way women appear in art. It’s…
Violin virtuoso André Rieu hosts a wedding celebration, leading his orchestra through feel‑good songs. He adds his trademark flair, mixes well‑known classics with his own arrangements, and the
Quidam, a Cirque du Soleil show from 1999, follows a little girl named Zoë as she slips into a make‑believe world full of acrobats and vivid characters. The production mixes fantasy, music and circus…
Connecting With Your Sitter is a masterclass that brings contestants from Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year together to teach portrait work, from posing to capturing likene…
In this masterclass, Brogan Bertie—winner of Portrait Artist of the Year—walks you through painting a portrait from a live sitter. He explains how he captures likeness, light and character on canvas.…
A struggling clothing manufacturer in Wilmington, about to go bust, begins to mull killing his wife for the insurance payout. (Series 7, episode 11)
Steve and Jane pose as polish‑researchers to worm their way into people’s homes, but their con hits a snag when they finally run into someone who’s one step ahead. (Series 7, episode 12)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents drops a tidy caper called “Dip in the Pool”. Gambler William Botibol thinks he can win a bet by guessing how many miles his cruise ship will travel in 24 hours, but his plan…
Alfred Hitchcock Presents offers a compact dose of suspense in “The Safe Place”. Bank teller George Piper worries about his money. He and his brother Fred think they have a fool‑proof plan to lock aw…
Take a look at Sir Ian McKellen’s six‑decade career, from his turn in Richard III to the X‑Men films, and see the awards he’s collected along the way. (S13, ep 6)
André Rieu is bringing his first concert to Bucharest. The program shows how his open‑air shows are built, from the stage construction to the way the audience joins in. Rieu explains his tricks and p…
A disgruntled husband, desperate for a divorce, hires a private eye to trap his wife with a lover, thinking it'll give him the upper hand – but the scheme quickly goes sideways. (Series 7, episode 13)
A married MP hooks up with a woman he meets at a party, but the affair quickly unravels and puts his career and reputation on the line. (Series 7, episode 14)
Anita Rani takes a look at the Brontë sisters, showing how Anne, Charlotte and Emily’s work still resonates with millions of readers today.
The Who chat about how they created Who's Next and why the album still matters today.
Take a look at Ed Harris’s life and career, from his big parts in Apollo 13, The Truman Show and The Hours to his rise as a Hollywood star. (Series 13, episode 7)
Rick Wakeman, Dave Myers and Katie Kissoon sit for the next round of Portrait Artist of the Year, while a fresh batch of hopeful painters battle to nail the perfect likeness. Frank Skinner and Joan B…
The Open Window – a young lad squeezes through a window at a Connecticut hunting lodge and ends up in a bizarre, unfamiliar world. (Series 7, episode 15)
Gwen, who's married, finds herself attracted to a well‑known romance author, setting the stage for some serious trouble. (Series 8, episode 1)
Episode 37 of the third series of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* follows Laura Bowlby, a woman with psychic powers, as she’s driven in a chauffeur‑run car and suddenly hears a voice telling a tragic lov…
The Impromptu Murder is a bite‑size thriller from season 3 of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. A lawyer on the brink of becoming mayor kills a woman who threatens to expose his old embezzlement. Hosted by …
Dame Judi Dench welcomes Sir Kenneth Branagh for tea at her Surrey home, and the two trade tales from their long careers on stage and screen.
Ian Fleming and the Curse of James Bond pulls back the legend to show how the spy creator’s wartime work and life in Jamaica fed the 007 myth. Ralph Fiennes and Helena Bonham Carter read Fleming’s pr…
28 programmes
A documentary that follows Sinéad O'Connor from her early gigs to worldwide fame, showing how she stepped away from the pop mainstream. It also includes footage you’ve never seen before.
From the Edinburgh International Festival, violinist Nicola Benedetti presents a jazz special starring Grammy‑winner Wynton Marsalis. (2 of 2)
Pete Townshend joins the Royal Philharmonic and guests like Alfie Boe to turn The Who’s 1973 rock opera Quadrophenia into a full‑blown orchestral gig, filmed live at the Royal
André Rieu is bringing his first concert to Bucharest. The program shows how his open‑air shows are built, from the stage construction to the way the audience joins in. Rieu explains his tricks and p…
Five years after the blaze, Paris’s famous Notre‑Dame is back open, celebrated with a swanky concert to toast the rebuild.
Jude Wainwright – a Portrait Artist of the Year semi‑finalist – breaks down why patterns matter in portraiture and gives handy tips on how to capture them. It is a short masterclass from Sky Arts, pa…
In this masterclass, watercolour ace Charles Williams teaches you how to paint a portrait, explaining the basics step by step. He’s a judge on the Artist of the Year series, so you get tips straight …
Artist Of The Year: Masterclass lets you pick up a brush at home. Former Portrait Artist of the Year semi‑finalist Alvin Kofi shows how to paint straight onto wood instead of canvas or paper. In Seri…
A disgruntled husband, desperate for a divorce, hires a private eye to trap his wife with a lover, thinking it'll give him the upper hand – but the scheme quickly goes sideways. (Series 7, episode 13)
A married MP hooks up with a woman he meets at a party, but the affair quickly unravels and puts his career and reputation on the line. (Series 7, episode 14)
Episode 37 of the third series of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* follows Laura Bowlby, a woman with psychic powers, as she’s driven in a chauffeur‑run car and suddenly hears a voice telling a tragic lov…
The Impromptu Murder is a bite‑size thriller from season 3 of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. A lawyer on the brink of becoming mayor kills a woman who threatens to expose his old embezzlement. Hosted by …
Take a look at Ed Harris’s life and career, from his big parts in Apollo 13, The Truman Show and The Hours to his rise as a Hollywood star. (Series 13, episode 7)
André Rieu jets around Europe in *European Dream*, where he performs the waltzes of Johann Strauss, the operettas of Franz Lehar, and a heartfelt tribute to the 1930s Comedian Harmonists. He leads hi…
The Open Window – a young lad squeezes through a window at a Connecticut hunting lodge and ends up in a bizarre, unfamiliar world. (Series 7, episode 15)
Gwen, who's married, finds herself attracted to a well‑known romance author, setting the stage for some serious trouble. (Series 8, episode 1)
The Sky Arts series follows prolific artist Jim Moir and his wife Nancy as they travel Britain’s most scenic spots, painting the birds they find and often meeting a famous friend or two. In the seaso…
Brian Wilson and the other Beach Boys spill the beans on how they crafted their 1966 classic, Pet Sounds.
Gary Oldman – a quick run‑through of the actor’s varied, successful career, with a nod to his Oscar‑winning portrayal of Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. (Series 13, episode 8)
This week the artists paint broadcaster Adrian Chiles, actress Siân Phillips and actor Phil Davis as their celebrity sitters. Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell steer the competition while the contestan…
Madame Myra, a fortune‑teller, spots a bloke destined to come into a fortune and then die shortly after, and she figures she’s landed a winner.
On a desert road trip a couple pop in for a car service, only to be hit with an astronomically high bill – and they’re set on giving the garage a taste of its own medicine. (S8, ep 3)
Colin Branner, an aging actor out of work, uses an old trick to win a role in a new play, exploiting his guest’s emotions to secure
Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a classic anthology of bite‑size thrillers. Each story is self‑contained and ends with a twist. In the season‑4 opener “Poison,” Harry Pope rolls over in bed and finds a …
Kate spends a week with Lubaina Himid once the crew’s gone, filming everyday moments on just an iPhone.
The brass section of the London Philharmonic Orchestra gets up early to rehearse Mahler’s Second Symphony, letting you hear the rehearsal up close. As they warm up, the players chat about their own m…
The Seventies is an Emmy‑nominated documentary series that looks at the late‑70s era. In episode three, “Peace With Honour”, it examines how the United States began to reconcile with itself after pul…
27 programmes
Rolling Stone: Stories From the Edge is a six‑part documentary that maps the magazine’s half‑century of music, politics and pop‑culture moments, narrated by Jeff Daniels. Episode 4 tracks the title’s…
Follow Elvis from his tough start in Tupelo to becoming a worldwide star.
Anita Rani takes a look at the Brontë sisters, showing how Anne, Charlotte and Emily’s work still resonates with millions of readers today.
Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day host Sky Arts Book Club. This episode brings in ex‑soldier‑turned‑author Harry Parker and novelist Meg Mason. They discuss the books they've written and what motivates t…
You’ll see musician Nwando Ebizie teaming up with director Juliet Ellis while dancer Jahmiah Simpson drifts between the real world and
André Rieu jets around Europe in *European Dream*, where he performs the waltzes of Johann Strauss, the operettas of Franz Lehar, and a heartfelt tribute to the 1930s Comedian Harmonists. He leads hi…
A gorgeous Bregenz staging of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly, delivering the opera’s timeless, tragic tale of love that’s never returned.
Cat Croxford, a Landscape Artist of the Year finalist from series 9, shows how to start a dramatic landscape on a black ground. The episode is part of Sky Arts’ Artist of the Year: Masterclass series…
The Open Window – a young lad squeezes through a window at a Connecticut hunting lodge and ends up in a bizarre, unfamiliar world. (Series 7, episode 15)
Gwen, who's married, finds herself attracted to a well‑known romance author, setting the stage for some serious trouble. (Series 8, episode 1)
Colin Branner, an aging actor out of work, uses an old trick to win a role in a new play, exploiting his guest’s emotions to secure
Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a classic anthology of bite‑size thrillers. Each story is self‑contained and ends with a twist. In the season‑4 opener “Poison,” Harry Pope rolls over in bed and finds a …
Gary Oldman – a quick run‑through of the actor’s varied, successful career, with a nod to his Oscar‑winning portrayal of Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. (Series 13, episode 8)
Andre Rieu: My Musical Year goes behind the scenes of the Dutch violinist’s biggest shows, from stadium spectacles to intimate concert hall moments. You’ll see Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra g…
Madame Myra, a fortune‑teller, spots a bloke destined to come into a fortune and then die shortly after, and she figures she’s landed a winner.
On a desert road trip a couple pop in for a car service, only to be hit with an astronomically high bill – and they’re set on giving the garage a taste of its own medicine. (S8, ep 3)
Dame Judi Dench welcomes Sir Kenneth Branagh for tea at her Surrey home, and the two trade tales from their long careers on stage and screen.
Don McLean sits down to walk you through the making of his 1971 American Pie album, the folk‑rock record that captured a whole generation’s mood. He’s joined by producer Ed Freeman, Jake Bugg – who f…
Take a look at Bruce Willis’s life and career – the Die Hard legend who’s also turned up in Pulp Fiction, The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable. (Series 13, episode 9)
Portrait Artist of the Year pits emerging painters against celebrity sitters for a £10,000 commission, with a panel of judges deciding who moves on. In the semi‑final, the six heat winners tackle Ime…
Brenda, a solitary drinker, runs into a former university friend and feels a spark of joy – yet the fellow may have a hidden agenda.
Skeleton In The Cupboard: Robert Smythe's been hiding a secret for twenty years, and now it's starting to bite. He'll have to keep it from his wife.
Season 4, episode two of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* follows a couple on a train who bet a few quid that their son will stay silent while a cowboy tells a story. If the boy speaks, they have to pay. …
Newspaper reporter Bradley loves a good practical joke, and his latest prank threatens morgue attendant Pop Henderson with losing his job. The story mixes dark humour with Hitchcock‑style suspense an…
This slot looks at Robert Downey Jr.’s turn as Charlie Chaplin in the 1992 Richard Attenborough film, which also stars Anthony Hopkins. It’s series 5, episode 2, and offers a brief rundown of why the…
Robert Downey Jr nails a career‑defining turn as Charlie Chaplin in Richard Attenborough’s 1992 biopic. He has Anthony Hopkins, who adds gravitas to the story. If you want a clear view of the silent‑…
28 programmes
Ian Nathan, Neil Norman and Stephen Armstrong count down their favourite 25 sci‑fi movies from the past hundred years, naming classics such as The Matrix and Planet of the Apes.
The documentary uses more than fifty years of archive footage to trace David Hockney’s life and career. It includes interviews, studio moments and historic clips that reveal how his style has changed…
Beyond The Brush is a short documentary series that digs into the stories behind iconic paintings. In episode 5 the focus is Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, unpacking the mythic roots, the artist’s tech…
Beyond The Brush is Sky Arts’ bite‑size documentary that examines a famous painting each week. In the Last Supper episode, presenter James Payne guides you through Leonardo’s composition and the puzz…
This instalment of National Treasures – The Art of Collecting focuses on the late Roger Thérond, who spent decades as picture editor of Paris Match. We get a close‑up of his personal collection of ea…
Andre Rieu: My Musical Year goes behind the scenes of the Dutch violinist’s biggest shows, from stadium spectacles to intimate concert hall moments. You’ll see Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra g…
Jean‑Michel Jarre fronts an outdoor show on Seville’s Plaza de España, filmed 8 July 2025 during his European tour. The concert mixes his classic electronic anthems—“Oxygene”, “Equinoxe”, “Zoolookolo…
Amy Dury, a Series 8 Portrait Artist of the Year finalist, shows you how to paint a portrait using just one colour and its shades in the “Monochrome Palette” masterclass (Series 1, episode 33). The t…
Artist of the Year: Masterclass offers a coloured‑pencil tutorial presented by the only winner ever to use that medium in the competition. He shows his favourite tricks for layering and blending to a…
Madame Myra, a fortune‑teller, spots a bloke destined to come into a fortune and then die shortly after, and she figures she’s landed a winner.
On a desert road trip a couple pop in for a car service, only to be hit with an astronomically high bill – and they’re set on giving the garage a taste of its own medicine. (S8, ep 3)
Season 4, episode two of *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* follows a couple on a train who bet a few quid that their son will stay silent while a cowboy tells a story. If the boy speaks, they have to pay. …
Newspaper reporter Bradley loves a good practical joke, and his latest prank threatens morgue attendant Pop Henderson with losing his job. The story mixes dark humour with Hitchcock‑style suspense an…
Take a look at Bruce Willis’s life and career – the Die Hard legend who’s also turned up in Pulp Fiction, The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable. (Series 13, episode 9)
André Rieu brings a violin concert to his hometown of Maastricht. Couples will waltz down the aisles as the music swells. Special guest Lou Bega adds a cheeky spin to the evening. Perfect for anyone …
Brenda, a solitary drinker, runs into a former university friend and feels a spark of joy – yet the fellow may have a hidden agenda.
Skeleton In The Cupboard: Robert Smythe's been hiding a secret for twenty years, and now it's starting to bite. He'll have to keep it from his wife.
The brass section of the London Philharmonic Orchestra gets up early to rehearse Mahler’s Second Symphony, letting you hear the rehearsal up close. As they warm up, the players chat about their own m…
Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen sit down with producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois to talk about how they put together their 1987 smash, The Joshua Tree. (Series 1, episode 18)
A look at Michelle Pfeiffer’s life and career, covering her Oscar nomination for Dangerous Liaisons, her role in The Fabulous Baker Boys and a slew of other films. (Series 13, episode 10)
Portrait Artist of the Year returns for its 2017 final. The three remaining contestants will try to impress the judges by painting Oscar‑winning actor Tom Courtenay. The winner receives a £10,000 com…
Colonel George Peregrine’s easygoing routine goes sideways when his wife churns out a best‑selling, cheeky novel, leaving him to wonder if it’s a clue she’s stepping out. (Series 9, episode 2)
The surgeon gets a diamond from the rich Prince Zawi as thanks for saving his life, but the glittering gift quickly proves to be more of a bother than a benefit. (Series 9, episode 3)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a classic anthology of bite‑size thrillers, each a neat suspense story. In “The Crooked Road,” a couple fall prey to a crooked policeman and a web of corrupt town officia…
A murder suspect’s fate hinges on his lawyer’s effort to prove a gun can fire accidentally even with the safety on. The courtroom drama builds a tense legal puzzle that could spare a life if the evid…
Guy Garvey, the Elbow frontman, hosts this electronica special from his series From The Vaults. He digs up archive footage of synth pioneers Gary Numan and Kraftwerk and shows the Pet Shop Boys makin…
Mark Knopfler: A Life in Songs is a one‑hour documentary in which the Dire Straits frontman talks about the tracks that have defined him. It includes personal photos and archive footage. The film fol…