In New York to promote his new book 'Women Weeping', British author Sam Luke jauntily dismisses claims that it is sexist in a television interview. However, when he returns to his hotel suite unpleasant things start to happen.
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British rock icon John Lydon and his fellow bandmates recall the years they spent performing as Public Image Ltd.
Experience the Pistols' rise to global infamy with an honest, insightful account of a group of malcontents, determined to change the music business and to attack hypocrisy and stale conventions in society at large.
A dynamic portrait of Scottish writer Irvine Welsh explores his creative journey through DJing, drug experiences, and literary work, offering intimate insights into the controversial author's multifaceted world.
Trace the tragedy of Van Gogh's short life, the brilliance born from pain and the legacy of a genius whose masterpiece continues to captivate and inspire.
More than a painting, The Scream provides a glimpse into Edvard Munch's mind. Learn his struggles with anxiety and the deterioration of his works over time.
Loosely based on 'Vermeer's Hat' by Timothy Brook, this documentary offers a new way of understanding the international world we live in through the lens of a 17th-century painting.
A man's (Tony Randall) drinking causes blackouts during which he loses both his job and his wife. With Jayne Mansfield.
Walter Oates, editor of a magazine which publishes crime stories, is married to Jane but is having an affair with his secretary Edna. The two women meet when Edna stands in for an absent guest at a dinner party.
A driver picks up a hitchhiker then hears on the radio that a serial murderer named the 'Will-o-the-Wisp' is on the loose. It just so happens that the description given of the killer fits that of the hitchhiker.
'Mulholland Drive', a look at David Lynch's 2001 mystery thriller, defined by the shifting relationship between Betty and Rita.
An intimate profile of silent film pioneer Buster Keaton, whose stone-faced and daring physical comedy turned him into a Hollywood superstar in the 1920s with movies like 'The General' and 'Sherlock Jr'.
A curious visitor asks the curator about a skeleton displayed as part of the museum's collection and makes a startling discovery after he asks to examine the mysterious bones.
A miserable husband decides on a deadly plot with an attractive nurse to kill his ailing, domineering wife after he gets told their affair cannot carry on so long as he stays married.
In New York to promote his new book 'Women Weeping', British author Sam Luke jauntily dismisses claims that it is sexist in a television interview. However, when he returns to his hotel suite unpleasant things start to happen.
Media tycoon Sutton and his two friends are all being blackmailed by a woman with whom all three had past affairs. The information she has on them could ruin them, but then the woman is suddenly found dead.
Bob Ross uses snowy mountain peaks as the backdrop for a winding waterway and evergreen trees. With careful brushstrokes and a vibrant palette, Bob brings this peaceful vista to life on canvas.
Bob Ross paints a summer landscape, featuring a grassy meadow and a cabin by the lake.
Giuseppe Tornatore pays tribute to Ennio Morricone, retracing the life and works of the legendary composer, from his debut with Sergio Leone to the Oscar-winning 'The Hateful Eight'.
Over five years following the devastating fire, France's renowned Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral has once again opened its doors, marked by a glamorous concert to honour its restoration.
The Academy of Ancient Music and violinist Rachel Podger perform a rendition of 'Four Seasons', capturing sounds of wintery blizzards and hazy summer days from Vivaldi's most popular work.
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