Sky Arts HD Tuesday

A production at the Royal Opera House of two pieces by choreographer Frederick Ashton set to scores by Rachmaninov and Messager

Bob creates a stunning riverside scene, with towering trees overlooking a seemingly idyllic spot for wild swimming

Bob Ross paints an immense ice-topped mountain looming over lush grassland and a stunning waterfall

A would-be burglar is confused when his intended victim - an elderly lady - appears to befriend him. Drama, with Siobhan McKenna and Patrick Field

A father buys his son a giant turtle, but is concerned about what the boy will do with it

A murderer holding a married couple at gunpoint tries to decide which one to kill, but their constant arguing over who should die clouds his judgement

Sergeant Andre is a returning soldier heading home with his friend Marcel, who he hopes will bail him out of his pre-marital problem

A look at the life and career of the Italian actress, one of the highest profile European stars of the 1950s and early '60s

Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell welcome the artists to Lyme Park, Cheshire, where the contestants have six hours to paint the views of the 1,300 acre estate

A man seeks advice from his sponging friend on how to woo his boss's daughter. Drama, starring Michael Kitchen

A man plots to get rid of his demanding wife and inherit her money. Starring Anthony Franciosa and Shirley Knight-Temple

Jo Thompson's design for RHS Garden Rosemoor in Devon, where she used all of her skills to show how water can be turned from an issue into an opportunity

A look at the life and career of the American actor, who shot to fame in The Godfather, before starring in Serpico, Scarface and Scent of a Woman

Jim Moir hosts the programme in which amateur craftspeople explore the history and importance of six key disciplines, with guidance from experts

Frank Skinner and Joan Bakewell return to Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire as a new group of artists attempt to capture views of the National Trust property on canvas

A hitman is taken in by his intended victim's hospitality - but it is a harsh lesson that can only be learnt once. Starring Eli Wallach and Anthony Pullen Shaw

A man invents a machine that enables him to talk to plants - with unexpected consequences. Harry Andrews stars

Mr Waterbury believes he can get a good deal on some real estate due to the home's dark past, but he has not reckoned on owner Sadie Grimes

Lucia meets and falls for Allen Bliss at a party that is a celebration of her engagement to John St Rogers

Myleene Klass and Errollyn Wallen explore The Four Seasons, Antonio Vivaldi's set of violin concertos. Features a special performance from Sinfonia Cymru.

Art historian Kate Bryan examines portraiture through the ages and discusses the refurbishment of the gallery with its director

A look at businessman Wilhelm Hansen's art collection, with a behind-the-scenes tour of an exhibition at London's Royal Academy

Finding Fifteen by artist JulianKnxx and soul musician Thabo, a powerful evocation of Bantutronic philosophy, exploring Bantu culture of the past and the future.

The writer and critic returns to examine the many layers of the world of film-making, beginning by looking at director Alfred Hitchcock's early work in Britain

The response to the Chinese artist's exhibition on Alcatraz island, when former prisoners of conscience and the families of those still detained sent postcards to Ai Weiwei

Edmund Capon explores the role and history of art in Australia. In the first edition, he reveals how creativity helped European immigrants settle in a distant land

A look at depictions of the Holocaust in films including Judgement at Nuremburg, The Young Lions and Schindler's List

Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day are joined by Tahmima Anam to talk about her novel The Startup Wife, and Raven Smith to discuss his book Men

A packed saleroom at Christie's in London sees record prices paid for ancient treasures including a bronze dirk, an Etruscan mirror and a lion's head carved from granite

Return of the programme venturing into the great auction houses, with letters written by Verdi, a sculpture by Constantin Brancusi and a rarely seen Picasso up for sale

The violinist and his Johann Strauss Orchestra are joined by sopranos Suzan Erens and Carla Maffioletti for performances of romantic melodies in Vienna, Venice, Paris and Tuscany