Collections |
| Silent Lovers | The look of love, 1920s style | NEW |
| Travelogues | How cinema brought the world to the masses | NEW |
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Film |
| Anchoress (1993) | Visually stunning fable about a girl who voluntarily isolates herself from society | Added Video |
| Black Joy (1977) | Lively Brixton-set comedy-drama that was one of the first Black British features | NEW |
| Christmas Under Fire (1941) | Propaganda film showing the first British Christmas after the Blitz | Revised and Expanded |
| City, The (1939) | Sir Charles Bressey presents a visionary plan for traffic development | NEW |
| East is East (1916) | Silent romantic melodrama about a Cockney who comes into money | NEW |
| First Born, The (1928) | Society drama about a man with families in both England and Africa | NEW |
| Flicker (2001) | Bonfire Night revelry in Lewes, East Sussex, becomes an orgiastic revelry | Added Video |
| Front Line, The (1940) | A portrait of Dover, the 'front line' against German invasion in the early years of WWII | NEW |
| Islanders, The (1939) | How Scottish islanders maintain their existence... with the help of the GPO | NEW |
| London Can Take it! (1940) | Powerful propaganda film about the resilience of Londoners under the Blitz | NEW |
| Lure of Crooning Water, The (1920) | Comedy-drama about the ill-fated romance between an actress and a farmer | NEW |
| Men of the Lightship (1940) | The bombing of a lightship, and the resulting rescue attempt | NEW |
| Old Man of the Sea, The (1989) | Chris Newby's cryptic parable about the dark fantasies of a bedridden old man | Added Video |
| Spring Offensive (1940) | How British agriculture coped with the onset of World War II | NEW |
| Squadron 992 (1940) | The training of recruits in a balloon barrage unit in the early days of WWII | NEW |
| SS Ionian (1939) | Patrolling the Mediterranean on the eve of World War II | NEW |
| Story of an Air Communique (1940) | How figures for destroyed enemy aircraft are compiled and released to the press | NEW |
| War and Order (1940) | Police work in the early years of World War II | NEW |
| War Library Items 1,2,3 (1940) | Three films about Britain in the first weeks after war was declared on Germany | NEW |
| Winstanley (1975) | Kevin Brownlow and Andrew Mollo's ambitious recreation of the English Civil War | NEW |
Television |
| Coronation Street - The 1980s | The veteran soap enters its third decade - and faces serious competition | NEW |
| Kizzy (1976) | Children's TV adaptation of Rumer Godden's story of a bullied gypsy girl | NEW |
| Naked Video (1986-90) | BBC Scotland sketch show that spawned Rab C. Nesbitt and Siadwel | NEW |
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People |
| Arden, Jane (1927-82) | Uncompromisingly radical feminist actor, writer and director who worked across several media | NEW |
| Bond, Jack (1937-) | Director who graduated from TV arts to experimental features | NEW |
| Carpenter, Richard (1933-) | Writer who specialised in Sunday teatime fare, starting with Catweazle | NEW |
| Craven, John (1940-) | TV presenter who gave countless children their first insight into current affairs | NEW |
| Sheridan, Dinah (1920-) | Popular light comedy actress who temporarily abandoned her career for marriage | NEW |
| Tarrant, Chris (1946-) | Anarchic and irreverent presenter of TISWAS and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? | NEW |
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