Overview
Jimmy McGovern and Ken Loach are among those reflecting on left-wing drama of the 1960s and 70s, looking at works as diverse as Take Me Home and Our Friends in the North.
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5 - 1MPs on the Box May 19, 2005 -
5 - 2Je T'Aime... How We Learned to Love Europe May 31, 2005 -
5 - 3England Away May 31, 2005 -
5 - 4Court on Camera July 16, 2005
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5 - 5Apes in Hollywood July 17, 2005 -
5 - 6Star Men August 06, 2005
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5 - 7Black and White Minstrels Revisited August 08, 2005
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5 - 8Too Much, Too Young September 09, 2005
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5 - 9The Jitterbug Years October 01, 2005
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5 - 10Play It Again October 04, 2005
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5 - 11The Battle for the Ashes October 20, 2005
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5 - 12The Lost Pictures of Eugene Smith October 25, 2005 -
5 - 13The Third Progamme: High Culture for All in Postwar Britain October 25, 2005 -
5 - 14Lost Road: Overland To Singapore October 30, 2005
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5 - 15A Study in Sherlock December 24, 2005
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5 - 16Baker Street Babylon: The Bizarre Afterlife of Sherlock Holmes December 26, 2005 -
5 - 17Stephen Poliakoff: A Brief History of Now January 15, 2006 -
5 - 18The British Way of Death February 06, 2006
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5 - 19Left of Frame: The Rise and Fall of Radical TV Drama February 08, 2006
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5 - 20Rude Britannia February 13, 2006
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5 - 21The Sun and the Moon March 06, 2006
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5 - 22Pay Attention Britain! Public Information Films March 30, 2006