Gamefisher's Year, The

Foyle's War - Series 3.1 - French Drop/ Enemy Fire

Michael kitchen stars as Chief Superintendent Foyle in the midst of World War Two. Despite being prevented from joining the war effort it soon becomes clear that his detective skills may be vital on the home front. The French Drop - February 1941. A mysterious body in an abandoned book shop draws Foyle into an intricate web of SOE espionage and illusion where he must use all his ingenuity to avoid becoming fatally ensnared. Enemy Fire - February 1941. Sabotage and murder at a pioneering burns hospital, treating injured RAF pilots, brings Foyle face to face with the devastating physical and emotional consequences of war.

England Rugby - Sweet Chariot

A revealing look, both on and off the pitch, at the England Rugby Team. Includes footage of team meetings, training sessions, in the dressing room, at the hotel, interviews, match coverage and more. Features victories over South Africa, New Zealand, Australia and the 6 Nations Grand Slam.

Essential Keys To Better Bowling

Learn how to bowl your best game from two of the world's top bowling coaches. Premier bowling instructors Fred Borden and Ken Yokobosky cover important principles and techniques of benefit to all bowlers, regardless of experience. Topics covered include equipment and delivery as well as adjusting to changing lane conditions and mastering the mental aspects of the game. This comprehensive program will help bowlers to rapidly progress and improve their consistency and scoring average.

Steaming Around Britain - The Midlands

The history of British Steam in the Midlands focusing on: Wolverhampton to Princess Risborough in the 60s - Lickey Incline in the 60s - Severn Valley Railway - Midland Railway Centre - Barrow Hill Roundhouse - Great Central Railway - Lickey Incline, Modern - Midland Mainline.

Bergman Collection, The - After The Rehearsal

Henrik Vogler (Erland Josephson), an aging director in the process of staging a production of August Strindberg's 'A Dream's Play', remains in the theatre alone one night after a rehearsal has taken place to reflect on his life and career. He is subsequently joined by young ingenue Anna (Lena Olin), who seems to have romantic designs on him, and later by Rakel (Ingrid Thulin), a former lover of Henrik's and possibly Anna's mother.