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In Search of the Dark Ages (TV Series, 1979–1981) Historian Michael Wood presents this BBC series about the Dark Ages. Originally aired in 1981, the series gives the audience an insight into the period known as the Dark Ages with Wood going on a journey of discovery to find…

Father Brown (TV series, 1974) Father Brown is a British television series, which originally aired on ITV in 1974. It featured Kenneth More as Father Brown, a Roman Catholic priest who solved crime mysteries. The episodes were closely based on the stories by G. K. Chesterton. #mystery #crime #drama #christian…

"Monitor" John Betjeman: A Poet in London (TV Episode, 1959) John Betjeman is filmed at different London locations introducing and reciting four of his poems. The film was Ken Russell's first for television and was commissioned by Huw Wheldon, the head of the BBC's

Hedging (1942) A Northamptonshire hedger is ably assisted by a smiling land girl eager to learn the rural craft of hedge making and maintenance in this gentle instructional film, made by the Realist Film Unit for the Ministry of Agriculture. #kinostr #filmstr #documentary #brits #gardening #documentaries #kino…

Nathan Barley (full TV series, 2005) Writers: Charlie Brooker Program creators: Chris Morris, Charlie Brooker #comedy #british #brits #kinostr #kino…

Fall of Eagles (TV mini series, 1974) Fall of Eagles tells the story of the end of three great empires brought to ruin by the Great War, namely Hapsburg Austria, Hohenzollern Germany, and Romanov Russia (each of which used an eagle in their heraldry, hence the title of the series)

"Just Another Day" Selfridges (TV episode, 1983) Director: Adam Curtis Adam Curtis's first TV documentary. Behind the scenes at Selfridges, a department store on Oxford Street, London. #documentary #kino #kinostr #filmstr #films #documentaries #brits #adamcurtis via @Academic Agent (RSS Feed)…

Lost Hearts (1973) Director: Lawrence Gordon Clark Lost Hearts is a short film, the third of the British supernatural anthology series A Ghost Story for Christmas. Written by Robin Chapman, produced by Rosemary Hill, and directed by the series' creator, Lawrence Gordon Clark, it is based on the 1895