This official souvenir release offers full coverage of the wedding of HRH Prince William and Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011.

Documentary following Scottish cyclist Robert Millar throughout 1985, the year after his 'King of the Mountains' success in the Tour de France, and affording a glimpse of what life was like behind the scenes in the Peugot team at the time.

Ann Crowther draws upon 20 years of experience as a fitness trainer to bring this unique workout to the DVD market.

Ann has won extensive praise for the development of her own highly successful Pilates system which she utilises in this programme.

This DVD includes two exhilarating workouts:

• Kick And Burn - to help reduce body fat and build fitness
• Pilates - to tone and strengthen your body and correct posture

Made-for-television biopic, directed by Peter Hall, about the famous Biblical character. Jacob (Matthew Modine) and Esau (Sean Bean) are two brothers fighting for their father's affection and inheritance, driven to war, enmity, and eventual reconcilliation. Also featuring performances from Lara Flynn Boyle and Joss Ackland.

All six episodes of the BBC ancient history documentary series presented by archaeologist and historian Richard Miles. The series looks at the origins of human civilisation, culture and society, from the first cities of Mesopotamia to the Christianisation of the Roman Empire.

Documentary tracing the final day in the life of soul artist, Marvin Gaye. The programme discusses the events that led up to the shooting of the American singer-songwriter, at the hands of his father, in April 1984.

A TV director, producer, and casting director come together to provide three masterclasses for actors of all levels. Casting director Catherine Willis gives an overview of the audition process; TV director Nic Phillips highlights some basic techniques every actor has to master in front of the camera; and producer Tim Kent provides some essential advice on finding an agent and making the most out of your career.

Michael Whyte directs this documentary portrait of daily life at a central London convent. The Monastery of the Most Holy Trinity in Notting Hill Gate is home to a cloistered order of Carmelite nuns whose lives are dedicated to prayer and contemplation. Free from accompanying music or narration, Whyte's film offers a simple fly-on-the-wall depiction of the nuns as they go about their quiet, ordered lives in the heart of a pulsing modern city.

This official review covers all the action-packed highlights of this year's breathtaking MotoGP racing. Trackside and on-bike cameras capture the skills of the riders as they push each other to the absolute limit, race after race.

British drum teacher Toni Cannelli presents this step-by-step tutorial for intermediate to advanced drummers, covering the following topics: 'Rudiments Around the Kit', 'More Rudiments', 'Motion Technique', 'Bass Drum Technique', '144 New Beats', 'Co-ordination', 'Creating a Drum Part', 'Goal Setting' and 'Snare Drum Maintenance'.

A collection of films made by Tony Palmer for the long-running ITV culture series The South Bank Show, released to coincide with the programme's demise in 2009 after a lifespan of over 30 years. Films included are: 'Maria Callas: Callas', 'William Walton: At the Haunted End of the Day', 'Margot Fonteyn: Margot', 'Stravinsky: Once at a Border', 'Benjamin Britten: A Time There Was.', 'John Adams: Hail Bop! - A Portrait of John Adams', 'Renee Fleming: Miss Renee Fleming', 'Malcolm Arnold: Toward the Unknown Region', 'Henryk Gorecki: The Symphony of Sorrowful Songs', 'Berlioz: I, Berlioz' and 'Michael Crawford: The Fantastic World of Michael Crawford'.

YOU SEE ME LAUGHIN' IS A PERSONAL JOURNEY INTO THE LIVES AND MUSIC OF THE LAST OF THE HILL COUNTRY BLUESMEN WHO'VE KEPT THEIR MUSIC ALIVE ON THE BACK PORCHES AND IN THE TINY JUKE JOINTS OF THE MISSISSIPPI BACKWOODS.

Karel Reisz directs this 1950s Free Cinema documentary about working class life in London, following attendees of the Alford House drop-in youth club in Kennington, South London as they go about their daily lives. The film was made as part of the three-part 'Look at Britain' series, which also includes 'Every Day Except Christmas' and 'The Saturday Men'.

1981 film from Indian director, Adoor Gopalakrishnan, telling the tale of a feudal lord in Kerala. Unni is the lazy, narcissistic head of his family which comprises himself and two siblings. Unable to adapt to the socio-economic changes taking place in early '80s India, he is an anachronism - lost in his own escapist fantasies. As well as being a story about rural Indian life, the film is also an intricately detailed character study of a man out of time.

Footage of the centenary TT celebrations on the Isle of Man. Throughout the celebrations thousands of fans were drawn to the Douglas promenade to enjoy the nightly spectacular entertainment that have become a mainstay of the annual racing festival. The Centennial TT on the Prom featured a competition among some of the greatest stunt riders in the world, including Angel Zoltan and Christian Pfeiffer, top extreme trials rider Steve Colley, the stunt driving skills of Russ Swift, the comedy tricks of the ever-popular Purple Helmets and much more, including the jet-powered quad bike.

Highlights from the 1993 World Rally Championship. Includes coverage of the 13 round series, from the Alpine passes of the Monte Carlo Rally in January to the snowbound British RAC rally in November.

The biggest names in motorsport go head-to-head in the ultimate contest of driving skills. Formula 1 drivers Michael Schumacher, Jenson Button and David Coulthard take on champions from World Rally, Le Mans, Indy, Nascar and the World Touring Car championship at London's Wembley stadium.

The complete and official review of the 2007 British Rally Championship. Includes Mark Higgins' bid for a fourth title against Wyn Humphreys, Guy Wilks and Darren Gass.

An opportunity to celebrate the late Colin McRae at his best, becoming the first Briton to win the World Rally Championship in 1995. Features every round of the rally, with trackside camera footage and in car film.

With poker fast becoming the game of choice among the upwardly mobile, here's your chance to hone those gambling skills to perfection.

Canadas interiors expert Sue Warden returns with a second volume of inspirational ideas for your home. Youll discover in-depth interviews with inspired professionals that show you step by step how to create needlepoint, classic architectural features, ever-lasting preserved flower arrangements and much much more.

Gary Tarn's remarkable film Black Sun, winner of many international awards and co-produced by Alfonso Cuarón (Y tu mamá también, Children of Men) and John Battsek (One Day in September), tells the story of Hugues de Montalembert, a French artist and filmmaker living in New York, who was blinded during a violent assault in 1978.

With this portrait of an unique man and his extraordinary reaction to a life-changing trauma, Tarn has created an expressionist film whose power lies in visualising a world from the perspective of the blind de Montalembert.

Part-survivor's testimony, part-philosophical meditation on the nature of perception, Black Sun is a celebration of life that makes us see the world anew.

Documentary series on the history of the First World War, from the causes that led to its outbreak, through the horrors of trench warfare to the jubilant celebration of the armisitice. Featuring over seven hours of footage from news bulletins and military archives plus interviews with surviving veterans from both sides, the film offers a valuable insight into life and death on the battlefields of World War 1.

Documentary directed by Julien Temple about English guitarist and songwriter Wilko Johnson, who, in 2013, was diagnosed with supposedly inoperable pancreatic cancer. Wilko, who rose to fame during the 1970s with pub rockers Dr Feelgood, speaks to the film-maker candidly about his illness and the sense of elation he felt for the world around him upon becoming aware of his impending death. The film captures the guitarist as he begins working on a long talked about project with The Who's Roger Daltrey and his experiences on what he believes will be his farewell tour.