Non-Fiction & Sport

Filmed live from The Royal Albert Hall. Cliff celebrates his 80th Birthday (a year late) on this very special night. Sir Cliff Richard invites you to be part of the most spectacular party of the year, as he belatedly celebrates his 80th birthday. Filmed on 27th October 2021, Clif...f Richard performed The Great 80 Tour at the Royal Albert Hall, London. After more than a year away from the stage due to the Covid pandemic, he celebrated his return to live music by performing a selection of his greatest hits, some from his latest album, and a few long-forgotten album tracks. The Great 80 Tour was originally scheduled for 2020 to coincide with Cliff's 80th birthday. He celebrated a full year later, inviting audiences to mark this very special milestone with him. Also features exclusive footage of Cliff in rehearsals.
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Catch all the high-octane thrills and spills from another incredible year of the V8 Supercars Championships Series with this exclusive highlights DVD, featuring extensive reviews of each round of racing from another amazing year on the track.

Famous for his explosive personality, fiery temper, and colourful language, Gordon attempts to save restaurants across the UK from financial ruin. With his passion for food and infamous lack of patience with sloppy standards in the kitchen, he spares no one in his pursuit of rest...aurant excellence. In this series Ramsay visits: The Glasshouse, The Walnut Tree, Moore Place & Bonaparts.
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A new look at Van Gogh, through the legacy of the largest private collector of artworks by the Dutch painter: Helene Krller-Mller (1869-1939), who, in the early 20th Century, ended up buying nearly 300 of his works, paintings and drawings included. The story unfolds of a woman wh...o, in Van Goghs spiritual torment could recognize her own, showing priceless artistic treasures and the rare, naturalistic and architectural beauty of the Krller-Mller Museum set in the vast De Hoge Weluge park, as well as visual extracts of the Milanese, Florentine, Roman and Palladian Renaissance. It tells the tormented, existential parable of a painter, seen through passages from his brother Theos letters, which set the pace of the exhibition, and it shows images of the places he lived and stayed in, from Paris to Provence. The opportunity to tell the story of this collection and of the burning passion for art that led to it, is an outstanding exhibition on Van Gogh. Amid wheat fields and clouded skies at the Basilica Palladiana in Vicenza, brings together 40 paintings and 85 drawings from the Krller-Mller Museum in Otterlo, Holland, now home to Helenes heritage. This is an exhibition that will not only tell us about Van Goghs art and his genius, but it will also allow us to understand the importance of drawing as part of his artistic technique. His seemingly instinctive, au premier coup canvases were the result of long, preparatory studies, not sketches but complete works of art in themselves, where the broken flow of lines that characterizes the style of his paintings, can already be found.
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This delicious documentary follows a group of Jewish and Palestinian chefs who take part in a unique food festival in the Israeli city of Haifa. The feel-good and extremely appetising message of the film is clear: Arabs and Jews should unite over their shared love of food rather ...than fighting. Featuring freshly chopped Israeli/Arab salad, exquisite mussakhan (Palestinian roast chicken) and kreplach made to perfection, Breaking Bread is a mouth-watering film about hope, collaboration and exotic fare.
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