Sky Arts Thursday

A 2023 concert by the German violinist in which she is joined by John Williams, Yefim Bronfman, Pablo Ferrández, Susanna Malkki and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

A woman suspects her brother-in-law of being involved in her sister's disappearance. Drama, starring Frances Tomelty and Anthony Valentine

A safebreaker is hired by a pretty woman who insists on accompanying him when he goes to recover her stolen jewellery. Starring Edward Albert and Roxanne Hart

A vain, querulous woman is unable to get a divorce from her husband, but luckily he loves to garden and he has just dug a nice big hole in the backyard. With Judith Evelyn

Taxidermist George Tiffany has domestic trouble when his brother-in-law Waldren overstays his welcome. With Henry Jones and Mildred Dunnock

A look at John Boulting's 1944 film noir, which was adapted from Graham Greene's novel and starred Richard Attenborough as psychopathic gangster Pinkie Brown

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

Hannah Gordon hosts the art competition in which amateur watercolour painters compete against the clock and each other to capture a scene in just four hours

A wealthy American searches London for his family, but a chance meeting with flatmates Eva and Janet brings catastrophe. Starring Shane Rimmer and Cyd Hayman

A ruthless art gallery owner gets a new companion, who also happens to be a talented artist. Drama, starring Richard Johnson and Victoria Tennant

Kate Bryan explores 20th-century portraiture, examining depictions of war poets and Queen Elizabeth II. Plus, Jim Moir drops in to discuss his favourite work

Movie critic Ian Nathan examines the qualities of Mike Nichols' 1967 romantic comedy drama, which starred Dustin Hoffman as a young man having an affair with a married woman

A look at the life and career of the English actor, who starred in Alfie and The Italian Job and won Oscars for his roles in Hannah and Her Sisters and The Cider House Rules

Joan Bakewell and Stephen Mangan revisit Compton Verney House in Warwickshire as the next batch of artists bids to impress the judges in the fifth and final heat

A young man takes unorthodox action to chase off his rival in love. John Duttine stars

A young man takes unorthodox action to chase off his rival in love. John Duttine stars

In London, 1912, shop owner Joe Saunders refuses to lend money to his son Sam, who is anxious to win over a showgirl

A lodge is selling cemetery plots, but nobody will buy one until the first person is buried there, so the members turn to Mr Weems

Profile of the author, who is widely regarded as a pioneer of science-fiction, comedy, technology and environmental activism

Critics Ian Nathan, Neil Norman and Stephen Armstrong count down and discuss their top 25 sci-fi films from the past 100 years

The life and career of the American actor, with contributions by members of his family, ex-wives Neile Adams McQueen and Ali MacGraw and widow Barbara Minty McQueen

A profile of the art duo, weaving together interviews with historic and rare archive to create an engrossing reflection on their journey

A 16-year-old Barbra Streisand rehearses for off-Broadway play Driftwood with her fur-clad, demanding co-star Joan Rivers. Comedy drama, starring Katherine Ryan and Jessica Barden

Jimi Hendrix has a transformative moment when he sees the ghost of composer George Frideric Handel in his new home. Comedy drama, starring Zach Wyatt and David Haig

Drama based on the stories of key workers from east London and their fight against the coronavirus. Russell Tovey, Lorraine Ashbourne, Anya Chalotra and Eamonn Walker star

Examining the riches of Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire. Built in the 19th century for a powerful family, the house boasts an enviable collection of French art and furniture