Pauline Black is a multi-talented figure who dedicated four decades to music, while supporting and campaigning for racial equality. Featuring excellent archive and contemporary footage, the film charts Black’s history – from her adopted background to the racism, sexism and hostility she faced on her journey through British life and the entertainment industry. It’s engrossing, essential viewing.

A compilation of TV appearances from the post-Beatles career of Britain’s most successful singer-songwriter. This playlist shows how the Fab Four’s split didn’t stop the hits and features some of Paul McCartney’s most popular songs and iconic performances on some of the biggest BBC shows of the past five decades, from Top of the Pops to the Electric Proms. Alongside tracks like Band on the Run, Jet, Coming Up and Live and Let Die, there is rarely seen backstage footage, interviews and a range of familiar faces, including a recent encounter with die-hard Beatles fan Bob Mortimer.

A Night in London is a live concert video by Mark Knopfler. The setlist includes songs from Knopfler's first solo album Golden Heart, along with well-known Dire Straits numbers and film themes composed by the artist. 01. Darling Pretty 02. Walk Of Life 03. Imelda 04. Father & Son 05. Golden Heart 06. Rüdiger 07. Cannibals 08. Je Suis Desole 09. Last Exit To Brooklyn 10. Romeo & Juliet 11. Done With Bonaparte 12. A Night In Summer Long Ago 13. Brothers In Arms 14. Going Home: Theme Of The Local Hero 15. Are We In Trouble Now 16. Gravy Train

Punk, New Wave, Reggae and Techno bands from Europe and the US recorded live in several locations in 1980. The biggest names on the bill are the Police and UB 40 but every performance is a jewel, a time capsule of the influenced and the influential in rock music right up to today.
Soundtracks:
"Driven to Tears"
Police
"Dance"
Toyah Wilcox
"Back in Flesh"
Wall of Voodoo
"Enola Gay"
Orchestral Manoeuvers in the Dark
"Ain't this Life"
Oingo Boingo
"The Puppet"
Echo and the Bunnymen
"Foolish I Know"
Jools Holland
"Respectable Street"
XTC
"Total Eclipse of the Sun"
Klaus Nomi
"Where's Captain Kirk?"
Athletico Spizz 80
"We've Got the Beat"
Go-Gos
"Ku-Klux-Klan"
Steel Pulse
"Down in the Park"
Gary Neuman
"I Don't Give A Damn About My Bad Reputation"
Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
"Model Worker"
Magazine
"Offshore Banking Business"
Members
"Come Again"
AuPairs
"Tear it Up"
The Cramps
"Valium"
Invisible Sex
"Birdies"
Pere Ubu
"Uncontrollable Urge"
Devo
"Nothing Means Nothing Anymore"
Alley Cats
"Cheryl's Going Home"
John Ottway
"He'd Send In the Army"
Gang of Four
"Homicide"
999
"Shadow Line"
The Fleshtones
"Beyond and Back"
X
"Sign of the Cross"
Skafish
"Roxanne"
Police
"Bleed For Me"
Dead Kennedys
The 94 minute theatrical version widely released in America by Filmways Pictures omits 10 songs and artists that appear in the 124 minute version released to U.S. home video. The selections missing from most theatrical prints are:
John Cooper Clarke - "Health Fanatic"
Chelsea - "I'm on Fire"
Athletico Spizz 80 - "Where's Captain Kirk?"
Magazine - "Model Worker"
The Members - "Offshore Banking Business"
Invisible Sex - "Valium"
Pere Ubu - "Birdies"
John Otway - "Cheryl's Going Home"
Skafish - "Sign of the Cross"
Splodgeness Abounds - "Two Little Boys"

World famous pop group the Spice Girls zip around London in their luxurious double decker tour bus having various adventures and performing for their fans.

New York, 1937. A teenager hired to star in Orson Welles' production of Julius Caesar becomes attracted to a career-driven production assistant.