A behind-the-scenes documentary on the making of Better Call Saul Season Six. Includes interviews with cast and crew, insights into key storylines, and an overview of the production process for the final season. Produced by Bark Bark for AMC

Better Call Saul's Emmy-Award winning Employee Training digital series.

Seventeen years after Gavin & Stacey begun, the series comes to an end with a 90-minute finale. Before the final episode, the last we saw of Nessa and Smithy was in the 2019 Christmas special, where Nessa went down on one knee, asking Smithy to marry her. The BBC's Colin Paterson went behind the scenes during the filming of the last episode.

An hour-long archival documentary on the film's production.

Documentary about the making of the 1982 film, featuring interviews with the cast and crew.

Glyndebourne's Saul stole the summer and had critics raving. The Guardian (****) applauded virtuoso stagecraft from director Barrie Kosky in his debut production there, calling the show a theatrical and musical feast of energetic choruses, surreal choreography and gorgeous singing. For The Independent, which ranked it amongst five top classical and opera performances of 2015, there was no praise too high for the cast. The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment under Ivor Bolton sparkles from the pit with period panache, and designer Katrin Lea Tag's exuberant costumes (The Times ****) set the Old Testament story in Handel's time, with a witty twinge of the contemporary.

Behind the scenes documentary for Werner Herzog's Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. Features interviews and on-set footage.

The bittersweet love story between a 26-year-old actress at the beginning of her career and a 21-year-old call girl at the end of her marriage, set during the world cup 2006.

Albert's life was irreversibly altered when the friendship that defined his childhood abruptly ended. In the wake of his best friend's departure to university, he found himself isolated in their hometown where they had spent their youth together. His music and his distant father now his only companions. Out of the bleakness surfaces feelings he has to confront for the first time. When the time finally comes for Albert to join his long time friend at university, he finds himself even more isolated than before. Now, in a profound attempt to regain his friend's acceptance, he takes on the physically and emotionally demanding task of learning the Rachmaninoff Cello Sonata. As he becomes engrossed in the Sonata, the past relives itself and the truth of Albert's desperate search for reconciliation becomes clear to him, while his friend grows more distant. Finale follows a boy's struggle to embrace his coming of age as he fears facing the person on the other side of the mirror.

World Cup, summer of 2002. Make-or-break. Korea against Italy and two nations crossing their fingers. But not only on the football turf a final battle is carried out. The Italian mafia against the Korean mafia. A game with fixed rules and an ending that is always fatal. And right in the middle of it are Si-Yeon and Finn, inevitably connected by their fate. Actually, I already won, thinks Finn - just a simple money transfer, but then everything goes wrong. The son of the Korean mafia leader is dead, and Finn is blamed for his death. They want him to pay with his life. But Si-Yeon play her own game. Korea and Italy are storming off and Si-Yeon and Finn have these 90 minutes left to get their revenge and 90 minutes for Finn to find a way to survive. Two opponents are forced to play in order to win.