Folks, I’ve made an #unboxing video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKvDsSiCoXc
In the box? Was the newly released Blu-ray #boxset of #classic #DoctorWho’s seventh season.
I’ll encourage younger fans to watch the season: as it’s very different.
#DrWho #DoctorWho #ClassicDrWho #ArchiveTV #Doomwatch
Blimey, Kathleen Byron from "Black Narcissus" turning up for 30 seconds in #HowardsWay!!
This is one of my favourite TV archive films ever.
From the series, Children Talking, children of St Teresa's primary in Belfast talk to Harold Williamson about their emotions. 1967.
#TVArchive #Archive #ArchiveTV #Belfast
https://discover.bbcrewind.co.uk/asset/600abfd4e81c930021f27820
This young fella is 79 today.
Happy Birthday Keith Richards.
An Interview with the Rolling Stones - View media - Northern Ireland Screen | Digital Film Archive
https://digitalfilmarchive.net/media/an-interview-with-the-rolling-stones-4728
#KeithRichards #RolllingStones #TVArchive #ArchiveTV #Belfastdon
The similarity between the endings of series 10 of Grange Hill (Zammo's final appearance) and of Ingmar Bergman's "The Seventh Seal" is striking.
An occasional series of Christmas archive.
Tonight, a very special toy is part of a campaign to collect toys for children in Belfast.
Star Taxis Christmas Toy Campaign
https://digitalfilmarchive.net/media/star-taxis-christmas-toy-campaign-3722
#Christmas #TVArchive #ArchiveTV #Archive #belfast
Grange Hill could sometimes be ahead of the times, as this scene from 1987 shows.
Interesting archive TV repeat on Talking Pictures TV in the UK tonight - "The Wimbledon Poisoner" from 1994 starring Robert Lindsay and Alison Steadman. As far as I can see its not been repeated by the BBC since the mid-90s. In two parts, today and tomorrow.
The Digital Film Archive Slow TV channel is back on tonight. Snuggle up and watch beautiful films of the people and places of Northern Ireland.
#Archive #TVArchive #ArchiveTV #ExploreYourArchive
Welcome to the DFA Slow TV website. Immerse yourself in archive film as we transport you back in time using visuals from the past, by way of the Northern Ireland Screen archive. The collections cover the gentle side of life here: traditions, folklore, crafts, and fashion, among various other themes.
A vague sense of existential angst sweeps through the corridors of #GrangeHill
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