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Season 4 • Episode 17 • In Prison: A World of Its Own

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Omnibus Season 4, Episode 17: In Prison: A World of Its Own

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Episodes

31 episodes

Omnibus at the Proms

Ustinov's Expo

Heart of Britain

An examination of the life and work of Humphrey Jennings, scholar, writer painter but, above all, filmmaker.

Art Therapy-Shapes in the Wilderness

Everything in the Garden 1

The first part of this special documentary film traces the tempestuous history of the Royal Opera House from the time the first building opened its doors in 1732 up to the present day, 26 years after Sir David Webster 's appointment.

Everything in the Garden 2

A programme in two parts on the past, present and future of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.

It'll Be All Live on the Night

An investigation of regional theatre in Britain. Amongst the Theatres - and their Artistic Directors - discussed are the Northcott Theeatre, Exeter; Theatre Royal Windsor, Peter Cheeseman's Victoria Theatre Stoke on Trent and theatres in Nottingham and Hull.

Robert Shaw: The Actor as Novelist

A Requiem for Modigliani

Rambert Remembers

Eisenstein 1

Eisenstein 2

I Regret Nothing

The Mysterious Mr Eliot

George Orwell: The Road to the Left

The film traces Orwell's life during 1936 when he spent time in the depressed north of England, married, set off for the Spanish Civil War and completed his book 'The Road to Wigan Pier', which marked his beginnings as a political author.

Chicago Blues

In Prison: A World of Its Own

The Making of Husbands

Brendan Behan

Henri Cartier Bresson

In Search of Lost Time

An Omnibus Arts documentary made to celebrate the centenary of the birth of author Marcel Proust. The film examines the creation of his autobiographical novel "A La Recherche du temps perdu".