Film telling the story of Buddy Holly's tragically short life and career through interviews with those who knew him and worked with him. Aesthetically, Buddy Holly might have been the most unlikely-looking rock 'n' roll star of the 1950s.
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Uniquely retold by the National Theatre of Scotland, the gothic tale chronicles Gabriel Utterson's work to uncover the identity of the dangerous Mr Hyde as he grows concerned by Dr Jekyll's behaviour.
Interviews, TV clips and concert footage make up this comprehensive profile of the Who, Britain's premiere rock band.
With the use of interviews, musical demonstration, archive footage, and live performances, explore the story behind the conception and recording of The Doors' eponymous debut album, and the three surviving members of the band share memories of the early days, how the album was put together, and of Morrison himself.
MTV marked the dawn of the music video's heyday and Michael Jackson took it to a new level by creating groundbreaking short films.
Three junior mosaic enthusiasts take part in a workshop hosted by expert Paul Siggins, while Bill visits St Paul's Cathedral in London to see its distinct mosaics.
An exploration into the life and work of the novelist, poet, social critic, and self-proclaimed 'outsider', who found himself often persecuted for his explicit subject matter.
A conniving man (Robert Sterling) blackmails a schoolmaster (Macdonald Carey) who has been led to believe he's an accomplice to murder.
Dr Roger Ashburn is heartbroken when his beloved but selfish wife, Mary, leaves him in a highly public fashion by having her wedding ring be found during a dinner party Roger is giving for a colleague and his wife.
When three thrifty ladies reunite with the death of a woman who served their families in the colonies, they invite the deceased's niece to lunch, but she proves to be a surprising guest.
In the dystopian future of Escape from New York, the island of Manhattan has been turned into a maximum-security prison.
A profile of the American actress Jean Harlow, who rose to fame as a Hollywood sex symbol and starred in several films with Clark Gable in the 1930s before her untimely death at age 26.
A woman demands money from the family that has been raising her estranged daughter for years and soon plans out a kidnapping plot to get a ransom when they refuse to give in to her threats.
A couple move to Salem, Massachusetts, and soon grow concerned when their daughter acquires an imaginary playmate, but their worries only increase when she makes friends with a girl from the neighbourhood.
Author Tony Medway is thrilled to receive a phone call from Susan Mandeville, inviting him to a restaurant to discuss making a film of his book. After all, Susan is married to an influential film producer, and the deal could make Tony's fortune.
Helmut Weinrich is a German businessman who has just closed a successful deal in Coventry. Feeling very satisfied and now alone for the evening, he impulsively picks up the bar tab of a pretty girl called Molly and invites her back to his hotel room.
Bob Ross paints a grove of orange and golden trees below a ridge of mountain peaks.
Bob Ross' painting focuses on the cloudy sky and the turbulent crashing waves below.
Musical prodigies Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn received the same education, but according to societal convention only Felix could be allowed a professional musical career. Overshadowed by the successes of her brother, Fanny continued to create.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Love Never Dies" is a follow-up to "Phantom of the Opera." With Ben Lewis and Anna O'Byrne.
A recording of the 25th Anniversary Gala Performance of "The Phantom of the Opera" is filmed at Royal Albert Hall.
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