An introduction to the ever-growing sport of Supermoto - a hybrid of tarmac and dirt racing on closed circuits. Featuring high-octane action from European and British Championships, plus archive footage of the origins of Supermoto in 1970s California.

A detailed history of the TVR company, which Trevor Wilkinson started in a Blackpool garage and which now provides the V8 and straight-6 engines that power the stylish Griffith, Chimaera and Cerbera models. On-road footage includes highlights from the TVR Car Club's rally in Blackpool, action from the Tuscan National Races Series and coverage of the European TVR Club 1999 Rally in Belgium.

Belly Dancing is an exercise and fitness regime for all ages, shapes and sizes. Belly Dancing will tone up your waist, hips, thighs, abdomen and improve your posture, stamina, co-ordination and flexibility.

The programme has been devised and presented by Jacqueline Chapman RGN ONC, who has won international acclaim for her authentic representation of this Middle Eastern art form.

Jacqueline's dance routines feature a range of movements, each of which is designed to exercise specific areas of the body and tone up the waist, hips, thighs and abdomen to help you create a beautiful body.

These easy to follow exercises will also help to strengthen your heart and lungs and prevent stiffness in the joints.

Belly Dancing is a great way to beat stress, feel feminine and have fun!

Over three hours of action from the 2003 TT races. All 8 races are covered from the road, the air, on-bike and from kerb-cams.

Travel round seven of the world's great circuits with Derek Bell in a Rothmans Porsche 956; reach speeds of up to 220mph; watch as your cares fly away; thrill to the unbridled pleasure of it all.

Over 220 spectacular crashes featuring the megaliths of motorsport - the Monster Trucks - from events such as the Paris Dakar race and the European Truck Racing Cup.

Desi Benjamin directs this documentary about the music scene in Los Angeles in the late 1980s. As punk got too violent and was pushed out of the clubs, new wave became less popular and people sought a new style of music. With bands like Guns N' Roses and Jane's Addiction bursting onto the scene, Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, with its wide variety of clubs, became the place to be seen. This documentary takes a look back at some of these clubs and how they influenced the culture still around today.

Experience the thrills of a high-risk lifestyle from the safety of your armchair with this compilation of over twenty different rides, filmed with high-tech cameras which place you firmly in the hot seat. Includes a flight in the Tornado fighter plane, parachuting with the Red Devils, truck racing and bungy-jumping.

All eleven episodes from the 20th series of the Channel Four archaeology programme presented by Tony Robinson, exploring the history of Britain through digs and the artefacts uncovered. The episodes are: 'The Forgotten Gunners of WWI', 'Brancaster', 'A Capital Hill', 'Henham's Lost Mansions', 'Warriors', 'Lost Mines of Lakeland', 'Horseshoe Hall', 'Mystery of the Thames-Side Villa', 'The Lost Castle of Dundrum', 'Wolsey's Lost Palace' and 'An Englishman's Castle'.

Documentary about Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki. Director Anna Schmidt follows Penderecki over the course of a year as he travels to locations such as Munich and Vienna and journeys to his home in Luslawice. The film features extracts from his works, archive material and interviews with the composer and those who know him including Anne-Sophie Mutter, Julian Rachlin, Janine Jansen, Jonny Greenwood and Andrzej Wajda.

French filmmakers Renaud Barret and Florent de la Tullaye direct this rags-to-riches documentary telling the story of Benda Bilili, a Congolese band in which four of the seven members are paraplegic. At one time homeless on the streets of Kinshasa, one of the world's poorest cities, the musicians have risen to prominence on the world music scene and now spend their days travelling to music festivals across Europe.

Jian Liujun presents this guide to the art of Tai Chi Chuan.

The programme begins with the Essence of Tai Chi Chuan, explaining the fundamental principles of the discipline, including the Yi Ying, Yin and Yang, the Five Elements and the Eight Trigrammes.

It then moves on to explore the essential Tai Chi techniques of Spiral Movements and the Figure 8, with every exercise clearly explained and illustrated in detail.

Historical BBC documentary that depicts the work of codebreaker Gordon Welchman. During the Second World War, Welchman worked alongside Alan Turing at Bletchley Park, breaking German ciphers, and played a key role in cracking the Enigma machine. Following the war he moved to the United States and, after retiring, released a book detailing his work for both the US and UK military which led to him being ostracised by the National Security Agency.

Feature-length documentary about footballer-turned-actor Tony King. Best known as being one of the first African-American players to make an NFL team, Tony King grew up surrounded by racial prejudice and political activism. This documentary looks at the struggles he overcame to play his beloved sport as well as his decision for a career change in the 1970s when he moved to New York to become a model and an actor and changed his named to Malik Farrakhan, choosing to follow the Islamic faith.

A three disc set detailing the collected history of one of the world's most famous farm tractor manufacturers.

Highlights from the 1986 New Zealand All Blacks rugby tour of South Africa.

Angele (Nathalie Baye) has been working at a beauty parlour for years, and has become a confidante to her clients. Outside of her job, however, she avoids close relationships, preferring the thrill of one-night stands. When long-time admirer Antoine (Samuel Le Bihan) reveals his love for her, she begins to succumb, but matters are complicated when one of her customers pours her heart out about her boyfriend - who happens to be Angele's new lover!

Jerry Rothwell writes and directs this documentary about the history of Greenpeace. The film chronicles the rise and birth of the environmental organisation which began as the Don't Make a Wave Committee in the early 1970s when a group of friends protested against American nuclear testing on the Alaskan island of Amchitka. Featuring archive footage and interviews with the eco-minded group's founding members, the feature documents some of their early endeavours and most notable campaigns including their efforts to end whale poaching and to save the native seals of Newfoundland.

Documentary which takes a behind the scenes look at the Teatro alla Scala productions of the 1981/1982 season featuring rehearsal footage and interviews by journalist Enzo Biagi with conductors, directors and singers.

Thought-provoking political documentary by Canadian filmmakers Jennifer Abbott and Mark Achbar. In the mid-19th century, American corporations began to be legally recognised as individuals, a move that has given them unprecedented rights. In collaboration with novelist Joel Bakan, the filmmakers pose the question: if a corporation was a person, what sort of person would it be? Applying psychiatric principles and social research, they come to the conclusion that this 'person' would be a power-hungry, egocentric and highly destructive psychopath. The film won Best Documentary World Cinema Audience Award at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival.

Tony Palmer directs this documentary which examines the link between the character Parsifal from Wagner's opera, Indian Jones, portrayed in films by Harrison Ford, and Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler - all three were searching for the Holy Grail. The film includes footage of 'Parsifal' starring Plácido Domingo in the title role and an interview with Wagner's grandson Wolfgang Wagner.