A man has a mid-life crisis in his brother's pub where sees life as a game show

A petty thief and social misfit finagles his way into a church congregation

The story of a disintegrating marriage told through family photos

"I'm the judge's daughter - I think he's a monstrous old man. I think all men who say 'I'm only doing my job' are monstrous. I've despaired of changing him. But I'd stop short of killing him."

Summer 1955, and pastor's son Stephen must come to terms with his own identity amid societal pressure, religious guilt and his own imaginings.

Penda's Fen is a British television play which was written by David Rudkin and directed by Alan Clarke. Commissioned by BBC producer David Rose, it was transmitted as part of the corporation's Play for Today series.

The friendship of two residents of a retirement home ends up in marriage

One day in the life a nurse in a mental hospital

The story of two Soviet dissidents living in London and slowly coming apart under the strain of his drinking and her enforced separation from her child

The head of a multinational corporation wants to do business with the Soviets

Soldiers are subjected to a brutal and sadistic kind of psychological training exercise