A portrait of Edward Villella star of the New York City Ballet, filmed on the day when he collapsed on stage from fatigue caused by over-work. The American ballet critic Walter Terry described this film as the greatest dance documentary of the decade... a revelation of pain, and anguish, and even terror.

A dramatised documentary of the best-kept secret in the life of the poet Wordsworth-his early love affair with a young French girl, Annette Vallon. With Bernard Horsfall as William Wordsworth, Lise Cornier as Annette Vallon and Sylvia Kay as Dorothy Wordsworth Written and directed by Don Taylor

First transmitted in 1969, this programme shows the life and career of military musicians. It follows young bandsmen recruiting as junior musicians at the Guards Depot, Pirbright, to becoming regimental musicians at Kneller Hall Military School of Music.

A film about Photography and Art.

A Film About Photography and Art.

From oriental belly dancer and femme fatale in the early Silents to the sophisticated star of The Thin Man series of comedy thrillers, Myrna Loy looks back over more than a hundred Hollywood films. An intelligent and articulate woman, her liberal conscience has taken her beyond the traditional role of the film star.

A study of the life and writings of Raymond Chandler.

First transmitted in 1969, Omnibus presents a portrait of architect Eric Lyons, whose company Span, builds modern suburban housing for middle income families. Ian Nairn examines the benefits and dangers of the close-knit communities which Span constructs.

Todays theme is The Actors Changing Face: Acting Styles in the 20th Century.

An improvised celebration of Apollo 11's landing on the Moon.

The final concert of the 1969 Leeds International Piano Competition with performances by each of the three finalists accompanied by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

1969 documentary about author Christopher Isherwood. Born near Manchester, Isherwood mostly lived abroad. In 1969, he was living in California, was a devotee of Hinduism and a pacifist - yet of his own choice he remained an outsider, a foreigner. Derek Hart interviews him about his life and work, featuring extracts from films of his novels and stories including I Am A Camera and The Sailor from Gibraltar, and about the background to the writing of his novel A Single Man