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Actor Sofie Gråbøl, show creator Søren Sveistrup and producer Piv Bernth join Radio Times editor Ben Preston to discuss the series.

Director Ben Wheatley, critics Michel Ciment & Kim Newman, Kubrick’s long-standing collaborator Jan Harlan & producer Tanya Seghatchian discuss The Shining.

TV historian Lez Cooke, producer Ken Trodd and directors Philip Saville and Piers Haggard discuss the experimental TV movement and its legacy today.

Presenter Mark Gatiss, producer John Das and programme consultant Jonathan Rigby discuss Horror Europa.

Paul Auster details his relationship with film, his love of collaboration and the influence of Robert Altman and Yasujiro Ozu.

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Director Michael Dibb discusses working with writer and broadcaster John Berger on Ways of Seeing, the groundbreaking 1972 BBC art programme.

British filmmaker Pratibha Parmar visits the BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival to present extracts from Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth, a documentary about the life and art of the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer.

Director Richard Lester receives a BFI Fellowship award following a screening of his Robin Hood drama, Robin and Marian (1976).

Writer and director Joe Cornish introduces a screening of Over the Edge, Jonathan Kaplan's 1979 film about teenage rebellion in a suburban community.

A host of special guests visit BFI Southbank to mark the occasion of Charles Dickens's 200th birthday.

Broadcaster Mark Lawson chairs a panel discussion about the relationship between Dickens's work and television.

Jonathan Ross hosts a panel discussion at BFI Southbank with Robert Popper, Peter Serafinowicz and Tim Kirkby.

Members of Lost Christmas' creative team discuss the programme, the story and its theme of loss.

The cast and crew of The Mystery of Edwin Drood discuss working on the new TV adaptation.