Documentary series exploring the use of film as an eyewitness to history
David Jason narrates the story of 1920s trail-blazing pilot Alan Cobham and his mission to get the British public airborne, using rare footage of his crusade.
DetailsUsing his own remarkable footage, this documentary explores the work of Britain's first wildlife presenter and film-maker, Cherry Kearton.
DetailsDavid Jason tells the story of how film was used to promote and record package-tour holidays in the 1960s, selling the sun, sea and sand to a new audience.
DetailsDocumentary which explores the way early 20th century film makers used sex appeal, the might of manufacturing and lifestyle change to encourage us to buy their product.
DetailsThe series on 20th-century social history examines how the Christian church in the UK used film to offer salvation to the permissive society of the 1950s and 60s.
DetailsDavid Suchet narrates a documentary showing aspects of life during WW2. Highlights include the Battle of Britain and victory celebrations in the north of England.
DetailsDocumentary about a newly-discovered amateur film archive by husband and wife Betty and Cyril Ramsden that sheds new light on life in post-war Britain.
DetailsDavid Jason tells the story of how the rise and fall of women's football was captured on film, and how a group of WW1 munitions workers from Preston became celebrities.
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