Sky Arts (ROI)

From the 1930s through the 1950s, Hollywood studios created the most iconic and beloved films of all time, as America fell in love with the movies as stars like Bogie, Brando, and Marilyn became icons.

A revealing documentary on the classy 'king of cool', exploring his tremendous drive and competitive nature, and the effortless verve with which he carried himself with.

Immerses yourself in the world of Welsh male voice choirs, featuring three distinct choirs from different parts of Wales, each facing unique challenges.

A look at the evolution of the film industry and the role it played amidst the backdrop of war and a fast-changing world that Charlie Chaplin reflected in 'The Great Dictator'.

Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day host as authors Natasha Brown and Marian Keyes discuss their latest books with Angie Greaves' Book Club, and Bernardine Evaristo reveals the first in a series of classics she has curated.

JM Barrie had a troubled relationship with the children who inspired 'Peter Pan', Beatrix Potter gave up the love of her life but still created 'Peter Rabbit', and Edith Nesbit created a generous world where children are well treated.

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukrainian conductor Kirill Karabits perform popular film themes from The Royal Albert Hall, including 'Star Wars', 'Jurassic Park', and many more.

Bob's gentle brush strokes create bending palm trees on the edge of a sea coast, just before the water reaches its high point.

Bob Ross demonstrates the creation of his brown-toned mountain scene at sunset.

Ten years ago, Babs Colport was persuaded by her friend Holly to hire and meet gigolo Dominic in a hotel bedroom. At the same time, a timid provincial solicitor Jeremy Tyler came to the hotel and was set up by Giles, an old schoolmate.

Happily married and living in the Middle East, American safe-cracker Steve is suddenly threatened with extradition for a crime he says he did not commit. His wife must quickly come up with a plan to convince the police that her husband is innocent.

A shy woman beaten by an unknown attacker finds herself terrified when she comes under immense pressure from her husband and the police to identify a possible suspect in a line-up.

A professional hitman wants to stay retired, but his decision to stop a blackmailer in his tracks leaves him needing to keep on killing in order to protect his wife and survive.

An eye-opening look at the remarkable life and career of Richard Harris, exploring his roles in movies such as 'This Sporting Life', 'A Man Called Horse' and the 'Harry Potter' franchise.

Delving into the inspiration and often poignant lives that shaped the creative works of authors Frances Hodgson Burnett, Noel Streatfeild, Enid Blyton, Rudyard Kipling, and Kenneth Grahame.

Yves' marriage has gone stale, and both he and his wife are being unfaithful. When his young mistress announces that she is pregnant, he makes a decision that will change everyone's lives forever.

Elly Somerton is working for the summer as a hotel receptionist. She is intrigued by Max Kelada, a roguish archaeology professor, who is disarmingly honest with her about the tricks he uses to get women into bed.

After a mild-mannered man commits a strangulation, he becomes a juror in the trial of the man accused of the crime.

A wave of violent crimes grips the US throughout the 1970s, from the New York 'Son of Sam' murders and the Moonies to the 'Killer Clown' John Wayne Gacy.

A profile of James Coburn, the tough-guy actor in films that included 'Our Man Flint' and 'The Magnificent Seven' who won an Academy Award in 1998 for his role in 'Affliction'.

Look back on the best moments from the eighth season of Portrait Artist of the Year.

A flamboyant stranger goads a young man on holiday in Jamaica into taking a frightening bet when he offers up his luxury car as the prize, but the price for not winning is losing a pinky finger.

An unfaithful wife faces a dilemma when she has to explain away her lover's gift of an expensive and elaborate mink coat without arousing the suspicions of her hard-working husband.

A man is struck near a construction site, leaving him with no memory of who he is, with the only clues to piece together his identity being a $1000 bill and the address of a doctor in his wallet.

After being shot in a fatal holdup, a bank robber rushes to get his prescription for painkillers filled, only to unknowingly receive the wrong medicine from a confused pharmacist.

Immerses yourself in the world of Welsh male voice choirs, featuring three distinct choirs from different parts of Wales, each facing unique challenges.

The bass-baritone is joined by Carlos Núñez and the Orchestre National de Bretagne for an exploration of Beethoven's arrangements of Scottish, Irish and Welsh folk songs.

Reinvention of "Riverdance" immerses viewers into the energy and passion of Irish music and dance.