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Silkwood

Film Silkwood starring Meryl Streep and directed by Mike Nichols

• 28 mins

Behaving Badly by Catherine Heath

Book review of Behaving Badly, plus interview with author Catherine Heath

• 28 mins

The Hunt For Red October

Review of film The Hunt For Red October directed by John McTiernan

• 28 mins

Federico Fellini's And the Ship Sails On

And the Ship Sails On by Federico Fellini, plus Venice Preserv'd by Thomas Otway (1681)

• 28 mins

George Orwell's Animal Farm on stage

New adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm at the National Theatre

• 31 mins

Meridian Heritage Competition '84

Winners include suggestions for a Japanese Noh play Takigi O-Noh or Bonfire performance

• 28 mins

Sylvia Beach and the Lost Generation

Book Sylvia Beach and the Lost Generation: A History of Literary Paris by Noel Riley Fitch

• 28 mins

Terry Johnson play - Cries From the Mammal House

Cries From The Mammal House by Terry Johnson at the Royal Court Theatre in London

• 28 mins

National Ballet of Cuba keeps it classical for London

National Ballet of Cuba arrives in London with scenes from Othello's early life

• 24 mins

Alisdair Gray's 1982, Janine

Scottish novelist Alisdair Gray discusses his new book 1982, Janine

• 28 mins

Iranian film The Mission

Review of Iranian film The Mission directed by Parviz Sayyad

• 28 mins

Francis Barber stars in Camille

Francis Barber stars in Pam Gems' adaptation of Camille

• 28 mins

On the Spot opens in London

US playwright Edgar Wallace's play On the Spot open in London with Simon Callow

• 28 mins

The 1984 Cannes film festival

Review of Under the Volcano directed by John Huston and starring Albert Finney

• 28 mins

1984 Edinburgh Fringe Festival

New play, Up and Under, by the Hull Truck Theatre Company, and US comedian Rita Rudner

• 28 mins

Creation of the World

The Moscow Ballet perform the Adam and Eve story in Creation of the World

• 28 mins

Peter O'Toole in Pygmalion

Ray Cooney on directing Peter O'Toole in GB Shaw's Pygmalion

• 28 mins

The Unbearable Lightness of Being

New novel The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Czech-born writer Milan Kundera

• 28 mins

Tea in a China Cup by Christina Reid

Plays Tea in a China Cup by Christina Reid and Money to Live by Jacqueline Rudet

• 28 mins

Peter Nichols' Feeling You're Behind

British playwright Peter Nichols on his autobiography Feeling You're Behind

• 28 mins

The World of Rudyard Kipling

Actor Alec McCowen on his one man show about Rudyard Kipling

• 29 mins

The Letters of Novelist Jean Rhys

The life and letters of novelist Jean Rhys

• 28 mins

Wagner starring Richard Burton

New film about composer Richard Wagner directed by Tony Palmer and starring Richard Burton

• 28 mins

Interview with Alan Ayckbourn

Playwright Alan Ayckbourn on the eight plays in his Intimate Exchanges

• 28 mins

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Discussion of Steven Spielberg's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

• 28 mins

The Cut-Rate Kingdom by Thomas Keneally

Review of The Cut-Rate Kingdom by Thomas Keneally

• 29 mins

Danish recorder player Michala Petri

Ground-breaking Danish recorder player Michala Petri peforms in London

• 28 mins

Josef Koudelka exhibition

Exhibition by the Czech photographer Josef Koudelka

• 28 mins

They Shoot Writers Don't They? - censorship conference

Special edition on issues raised by a censorship conference

• 28 mins

The RSC's Richard III

A review of the RSC's production of Richard III, directed by Bill Alexander

• 28 mins