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- How safe is our money when the banks are going out of business? The program follows the fall of the Lehman Brothers and Bank of Scotland.
- Against the Grey tells the story of the UK's native red squirrel's fight for survival.
- Preston Watson was a pioneer of flight but was he the first to fly before the Wright brothers.
- Short drama set in Edinburgh, Scotland. Jim and Jane are the average couple with normal aspirations, until Jim comes into a large sum of money. Deceiving Jane, Jim pays for his fortune through Karma.
- It's a movie about a Pub Crawl in Edinburgh, Scotland. It takes place in a one day period on the day of the Grand National. Old friends relive the days and memories of their youth.
- Beginning his solitary shift as most of us are going home, a young Chinese takeaway driver delivers food to faceless customers. Alone in the car with only his thoughts, he dreams of company.
- Roman and Macstevie get deeply immersed in the Edinburgh drug scene, as there lives spiral out of control, will they chose life or go with the flow.
- 2016– 43mTV-149.0 (77)TV EpisodeNorman Reedus and Melissa McBride traverse rolling hills and castle ruins of Scotland to uncover the mysteries of Melissa's Scottish ancestors.
- Using Shakespeare's original text and characters, we shine a light on the human experience in a COVID-19 world. Continuing the exploration of Shakespeare in the 21st century from the multi award-winning series, Shakespeare Republic (2015), this new stand-alone season of the work turns the lens on Shakespeare's characters in lock-down, featuring actors from Australia and around the world. Created, adapted and directed by Australian actor, Sally McLean, with the cast filming themselves in isolation, directed by Sally via Zoom from Melbourne, we look through a myriad of windows from Australia, Scotland, England and the USA into the current shared experience of human beings in isolation.
- In the infancy of the third millennium, a nameless young man embarks on a self-styled crusade. When he begins to execute his dream, he becomes his own greatest threat.
- Logic on Fire: The Life and Legacy of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones is the official documentary feature film of a man widely recognized as one of the greatest preachers of 20th century.
- The world famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo forms the heart of the Edinburgh Festival and provides a spectacle for thousands of visitor every August and sees displays by the British armed forces as well as international military bands.
- Mike Oldfield's live performance from the premiere concert of the Tubular Bells II album at Edinburgh Castle.
- A documentary film that pays tribute to Cesar Milstein, last Argentine Nobel Prize. Throughout the film you can enjoy different testimonies and footage that reveals the way you feel and think a scientist.
- Mr and Mrs Slant encourage their young son, Tarquin's greed and, in so doing, create a monster. The eye is, most definitely, the window to the soul!
- Profiles the creative people behind the avatars who move the largest virtual reality world Second Life forward with their passion and persistence that cuts across all generational, ethnic and physical divides.
- 2022– 50m8.8 (71)TV EpisodeA terrified Maria flees into the bush just as the police arrive. The search for Jessie continues into the night and the entire community rallies. Maria's past catches up to her.
- An idiot learns that he should not pull the hidden strings out of society.
- A madcap comedy about a professor on the hunt for a stolen dog.
- 2003. 2004. 2007. Unable to contemplate the future, Dexter looks back on his and Emma's intertwined past--and gets a visit from some familiar faces.
- The actress wants to know more about her father's family but has little to go on other than the name of a house in Scotland and involvement with the church. However, she discovers a story of convicts and transportation to Tasmania.
- North and South is a four-part adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's love story of Margaret Hale, a middle-class southerner who is forced to move to the northern town of Milton.
- Experience a shared world with dynamic seasons. Explore beautiful scenery, collect over 450 cars and become a Horizon Superstar in historic Britain. With highlight the super-car "McLaren Senna", in honor of Ayrton Senna.
- The documentary is about the Latvian football club RFS season 2022. About the fantastic journey to the group stage of the UEFA Conference league.
- Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD) is the human version of mad cow disease and has been described as a "ticking time bomb" in Britain. This documentary explores the claims by families of vCJD victims that a criminal inquiry should be held to examine the possibility of a cover-up by authorities of BSE in farming and the food industry.
- During the course of a live radio broadcast, a disc-jockey is made forcibly aware that he's getting old.
- Frank Carson was one of Britain and Ireland's most loved comedians. Dan Gordon explores the story of the Belfast funny man as he prepares to stage a one-man show on the comic's life.
- The Tartan Apple tells the under examined story of the people who emigrated from Scotland to New York City from the 17th century to the present. The story is told chronologically, beginning with Captain William Kidd, who is stereotyped as a pirate more so than a successful privateer. Thousands of Scots put their lives on the line to leave their precious homeland for a better life. Many were forced to leave as their wealthy landlords, who often shared the same surname, determined that sheep were worth more than people. Others arrived as indentured servants or mercenaries. The Scots quickly assimilated to their new surroundings as merchants, clergy, physicians, lawyers and politicians. Three signers of the Declaration of Independence were members of New York's oldest charity, the Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York. Men of Scottish descent founded early New York City newspapers such as The New York Post and the Herald Tribune. In the Civil War, the 79th NYSVM "Highlanders" served New York City and the Union proud. The regiment was comprised of members of the New York Caledonian Club. Andrew Carnegie was an active businessman and philanthropist in New York City. Baseball legend Bobby Thomson, born in Glasgow, hit his "shot heard round the world," as a New York Giant. Scottish country dancing groups can be found all throughout the city as well as Scottish football supporters. Tartan Day is celebrated on April 6th in Central Park and November 30th is St. Andrew's Day. The Tartan Apple intercuts dramatic re-creation scenes of the American Revolution and the American Civil War with narration, interviews and archival material that include parade footage of the New York Caledonian Club in Central Park from the late 1800's and several carte de viste portrait photographs. Music for the project includes Scottish fiddle, bagpipes, harp, and vocalists. Narration of the story is done by Dr. Karen Bonthrone of Kirkcaldy, Scotland and John Forrest of Yorkshire, England. The 56 minute documentary is being shot on digital video and includes interviews of pillars of the Scottish-American and historical community in New York City.
- 1999. A troubled Dexter visits Emma, who's thriving in Paris. As they wander the streets, the memory of their encounter months before hangs in the air.
- The historians take a trip on the legendary Flying Scotsman as they continue their exploration of the age of steam, discovering how the railways revolutionised communication with the transportation of mail.
- Claire Beauchamp Randall, a nurse in World War II, mysteriously goes back in time to Scotland in 1743. There, she meets a dashing Highland warrior and gets drawn into an epic rebellion.
- The Avengers and their allies must be willing to sacrifice all in an attempt to defeat the powerful Thanos before his blitz of devastation and ruin puts an end to the universe.
- Trevor Chaplin teaches woodwork and likes to listen to jazz. Jill Swinburne teaches English and wants to help save the planet. They live together and just want a quiet life. Then they meet John the barman who died but is much better now. John gave them a tape which led to meeting Dave the wimp. They find out about The People's Front For The Liberation of West Yorkshire. The man with no name called Mr Peterson came to see them. He was followed by the six men in grey suits. Jill goes to see The Oldest Suffragette In Town. Trevor and Jill go on a trip to Amsterdam with their class from "San Quentin High". Trevor and Jill meet The Honourable Order of Elks who are "looking for a bit of action".
- A lonely young man learns that suicide is not the answer.
- The GIFT Festival was found in 1997 right after the death of Michael Tumanishvili. One of the biggest names in Georgian theater industry in 20th century. In 2009 the Georgian government stopped financing the festival due for political reasons for 3 years. But it was continuing it's life in Edinburgh International Festival thanks to the board of directors. In 2013 the GIFT was back. The strands that weave the Georgia International Festival of Theater together are big, bright and uncomfortable. They put theater and dance firmly in a zone of argument that says an artistic question is always a political question, and one which will never be answered in platitudes. Over at the Tumanishvili Theater, though, Dolidze and the GIFT festival are rising to the challenge of these latest troubled times with their usual flair, helping to put Georgian theater on the international map, and introducing Georgian audiences to an impressive range of international work. The starting point was a sense in the international theater community that Georgia needed to free itself from the mess that the breakup of the Soviet Union and the ensuing civil conflict had left. GIFT was not only an acronym of the festival's name, it represented the gift of artistic solidarity from the theatrical world. Much of the impetus came from William Burdett-Coutts, the founder of Assembly (one of the main production companies of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe) and later the Director of London's Riverside Studios. He garnered the support of many of the great names of British theater, including Peter Brook, Vanessa Redgrave, Richard Attenborough and Anthony Hopkins, and Burdett-Coutts was a major force in shaping the blueprint for the programming. "It was a gift to humanity," said one Italian company member, after the show. And like all great festivals -including Edinburgh, at its magnificent best - GIFT is about these mutual acts of giving; allowing the great tradition of Georgian theater to give itself to the world, and demonstrating to this great and beautiful city that the world does not always arrive to invade and conquer, but sometimes comes to sing, laugh, weep and celebrate, to heal the wounds of history, and to face the future together.
- Victoria Wood travels by train through Northern England and Scotland.
- Humans are changing our planet so rapidly, it's affecting earth's life support systems: our weather, our oceans and the living world.
- Martha finds new ways to get to Donny: by hurting the people he loves. With frustration building as the police fail to intervene, he riskily takes matters into his own hands.
- As Donny reports Martha to the police, it triggers the memory of a traumatic experience he had with a man, Darrien, who he met at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival years before.
- 2013–8.4 (9)TV EpisodeThe third heat of the second season returns to the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh and features 12 artists creating portraits of singer/songwriter Gary Kemp and actors Ashley Jensen and Daniela Nardini.
- Garrow's Law is the true tale of William Garrow, who acted as counsel for the accused, introducing the concept of 'innocent until proved guilty' at London's Old Bailey.
- A comprehensive historical survey of the British Isles.
- Series which uses archaeology to shed light on history.
- The history of the English language.
- People who dare to question important themes today, are often silenced or labeled as suspicious and dangerous. Where once democracies valued and encouraged debate society is dividing itself with stark lines between the left, the right, the good or the bad. What is strangling debate? How liberal is the West? Should we ignore or embrace other perspectives? A critical, thought-provoking journey through ancient tribal conflicts, in a new era wherein world views clash and free speech crumbles under pressure to conform.