100 Years Of Triumph

John Wayne - West Of The Divide/ Blue Steel/ Man From Utah

America's greatest cowboy stars in this double helping of Wild West action. WEST OF THE DIVIDE: Wayne seeks his father's murderer and finds not only him, but also his little brother and romance as well! BLUE STEEL: Wayne rides in to town to stop a rich gold vein owned by the inhabitants falling into the wrong hands.

At Close Range

Looking for a way of out of his dead-end existence, Brad seeks out his long-lost father, the arrogant, brutal leader of a successful gang of thieves, and is offered a chance to join the 'family business'. But the forces which draw father and son together also set them on the road to murder. Based on a true story, with brilliant performances from Walken and Penn.

War File, The - Battlefield - War Against The U-Boats

The convoys that sailed time and again across the Atlantic and Arctic oceans to bring vital supplies back to Britain faced one of the greatest and most deadly threats of the entire war. Hidden deep beneath the waves were the German U-boats, which wreaked havoc among the Royal and Merchant navies. This desperate struggle - sometimes known as the 'real battle of Britain - was vital to the outcome of the war. If the U-boat menace had not been met and defeated, Britain could very easily have been starved into submission. The war against the U-boats cost 100,000 lives. Nearly 200 Allied warships and 2500 Merchant ships were sunk during the fighting in this most terrible theatre of battle.

theEYE - Richard Wilson

Richard Wilson is an internationally-renowned sculptor and installation artist who often works on an architectural scale. 20:50, his room-sized sea of reflective sump oil, is an overwhelming experience. More recent works like Jamming Gears, made for London's Serpentine Gallery, and Over Easy, built into The Arc arts centre in Stockton-in-Tees, offer resonant and profound challenges to our sense of space and of the environment around us. By turns amusing and disturbing, Wilson's creations are about upsetting our preconceptions of who we are and what kind of world we live in. In this profile, Wilson outlines the genesis and meanings of a selection of key works, including Slice of Reality, a 20-metre-high cross-section of 600-ton dredger set in the Thames riverbed near the Millennium Dome. Like this monument to Britain's shipping industry, many of Wilson's works are created for specific places, and he reflects here on this, on the importance of collaboration and on his spectacular performances throughout the 1980s with Paul Burwell and Anne Bean in the Bow Gamelan Ensemble.

G.B.H. - Live At The Ace, Brixton

In 1980 four drinking buddies got together and formed a band ispired by the mid seventies punk acts. Initially called Charged GBH, they were signed up to the Stoke based Clay Records within a year and released a string of singles and LPs that were to become second wave punk. Features the band live at The Ace, Brixton.