Sky Arts Wednesday

A performance by the German tenor in the ancient Roman amphitheatre, featuring opera arias, moving songs and film classics such as West Side Story

Bob Ross creates a scene following an old dirt road up to a quaint country barn nestling in nature's greenery

Bob Ross creates a scene featuring fluffy trees surrounding the banks of a rushing river.

Two archaeologists get less than they bargained for while trying to steal a priceless treasure from a tomb. Starring Nigel Havers and Richard Johnson

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 man is persuaded to challenge his wife's lover to a duel after being told that he would get special treatment in court under California law if he killed him that way

A woman is involved in an accident and her jealous husband is confronted about his possible involvement with the incident

A look at the Palais de Justice in Paris by Italian architect Renzo Piano, a Pritzker Prize-winner noted for buildings such as the New York Times headquarters

A look back at the most memorable moments from the 10th series of the competition presented by Stephen Mangan and Joan Bakewell

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

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

The duo head to the Lake District as they follow in the footsteps of William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who created some of their gretest work while in the region

The design of buildings at Expo 2020 in Dubai, from the Mobility Pavilion by Norman Foster's practice to the Sustainability Pavilion by Nicholas Grimshaw

A profile of the double Oscar-winning actor

Stephen Mangan returns with the contest searching for Britain's best landscape painter, heading to Dunnottar Castle for the first heat

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

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 chicken farmer murders his gold-digging girlfriend, but the police are unable to convict him without a body

The loyal widow of a man killed in a mountain-climbing accident recovers his body 20 years later

A look at the life and music of the American singer renowned for her powerful, blues-inspired vocals, who rose to fame in the late 1960s before dying of a drug overdose in 1970

Imelda May explores the story of WB Yeats' two sisters Susan 'Lily' Yeats and Elizabeth 'Lolly' Yeats, who played a significant role in the revival of Irish literature in the 1920s

The broadcaster explores the sisters' enduring literary influence, tracking the impact Anne, Charlotte and Emily have had on millions of readers across the centuries

Alfred Hitchcock's 1970 profile in which he pays tribute to pioneering documentary-maker John Grierson, exploring what made his work so extraordinary and influential

A look at depictions of the era on film, beginning as America and the Soviet Union fought as allies toward the end of the Second World War, but tension still remained

Film critics Ian Nathan, Neil Norman and Stephen Armstrong examine the origins and evolution of the movie genre, from the early days of silent cinema to the present

Documentary exploring the life of reclusive author Nelle Harper Lee, shedding light on the context and history of her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird

Acting and dance graduates are given the chance to join one of three creative teams staging a 15-minute production in just 24 hours

The design of buildings at Expo 2020 in Dubai, from the Mobility Pavilion by Norman Foster's practice to the Sustainability Pavilion by Nicholas Grimshaw

The Dutch violinist gives a spectacular musical tour of the German town, performing at a romantic ruined castle and on board a boat on the Neckar river