2017 marks the centenary year of the establishment of Imperial War Museums. It was founded while the First World War was still raging - and over the past century, IWM has expanded hugely (with five sites including the Churchill War Rooms and HMS Belfast). 　　This programme shares stories of those who have lived, fought and died in conflicts involving Britain and the Commonwealth. 　　Presented by Falklands veteran and charity campaigner Simon Weston CBE, it will look at ten key objects from the IWM's collection. Each of the objects will have a special 'advocate' to explore what it reveals about the story of conflict: 　　Bear Grylls ventures onto HMS Belfast; Al Murray looks at a Spitfire at Duxford; the artists Cornelia Parker and Steve McQueen discuss how they have responded to war and loss in their work; Kate Adie (pictured) tells the remarkable tale of the typewriter in the Churchill War Rooms; Dame Kelly Holmes meets the extraordinary Johnson Beharry VC to hear about his experiences in the Iraq War; and Anita Rani explores the incredible heroism of one soldier in the British-Indian Army.

2017 marks the centenary year of the establishment of Imperial War Museums. It was founded while the First World War was still raging - and over the past century, IWM has expanded hugely (with five sites including the Churchill War Rooms and HMS Belfast). 　　This programme shares stories of those who have lived, fought and died in conflicts involving Britain and the Commonwealth. 　　Presented by Falklands veteran and charity campaigner Simon Weston CBE, it will look at ten key objects from the IWM's collection. Each of the objects will have a special 'advocate' to explore what it reveals about the story of conflict: 　　Bear Grylls ventures onto HMS Belfast; Al Murray looks at a Spitfire at Duxford; the artists Cornelia Parker and Steve McQueen discuss how they have responded to war and loss in their work; Kate Adie (pictured) tells the remarkable tale of the typewriter in the Churchill War Rooms; Dame Kelly Holmes meets the extraordinary Johnson Beharry VC to hear about his experiences in the Iraq War; and Anita Rani explores the incredible heroism of one soldier in the British-Indian Army.

Noel Coward steps in to replace Liberace at a Las Vegas cabaret in 1955.

Noel Coward steps in to replace Liberace at a Las Vegas cabaret in 1955.

吉米是一位籍籍无名的优秀英国摄影记者，他的照片曾刊登在各大报刊杂志的封面。他做过战地记者，亲历过二战，也曾为英国女王，丘吉尔，爱因斯坦等名人拍摄肖像。但对于英国演员大卫·苏歇来说，他只是他的外祖父。带着外祖父送给他的徕卡M3，追寻着外祖父的脚步，大卫·苏歇故地重游，拿起相机，体会着外祖父作为摄影记者的苦辣酸甜。

吉米是一位籍籍无名的优秀英国摄影记者，他的照片曾刊登在各大报刊杂志的封面。他做过战地记者，亲历过二战，也曾为英国女王，丘吉尔，爱因斯坦等名人拍摄肖像。但对于英国演员大卫·苏歇来说，他只是他的外祖父。带着外祖父送给他的徕卡M3，追寻着外祖父的脚步，大卫·苏歇故地重游，拿起相机，体会着外祖父作为摄影记者的苦辣酸甜。

诗人兼小说家鲁伊·杜阿尔特·德·卡瓦略（Ruy Duarte de Carvalho）在得知一份名为“英国人的文件”的文档可能是解决1923年事件的关键后，开始寻找这份他父亲留在纳米布沙漠中的文件。影片通过他的寻找过程，展现了一段发生在20世纪初的史诗故事，背景设定在当时还是葡萄牙殖民地的安哥拉。执导《英国人的文件》的是塞尔吉奥·格拉西亚诺（Sérgio Graciano），他曾导演过安哥拉题材的电影。影片基于卡瓦略的作品改编，卡瓦略出生于葡萄牙，幼年时移居安哥拉，后来成为安哥拉文学界的重要人物。以制作奥利维拉影片而闻名的保罗·布兰科（Paulo Blanco）担任了这部电影的制片人。

诗人兼小说家鲁伊·杜阿尔特·德·卡瓦略（Ruy Duarte de Carvalho）在得知一份名为“英国人的文件”的文档可能是解决1923年事件的关键后，开始寻找这份他父亲留在纳米布沙漠中的文件。影片通过他的寻找过程，展现了一段发生在20世纪初的史诗故事，背景设定在当时还是葡萄牙殖民地的安哥拉。执导《英国人的文件》的是塞尔吉奥·格拉西亚诺（Sérgio Graciano），他曾导演过安哥拉题材的电影。影片基于卡瓦略的作品改编，卡瓦略出生于葡萄牙，幼年时移居安哥拉，后来成为安哥拉文学界的重要人物。以制作奥利维拉影片而闻名的保罗·布兰科（Paulo Blanco）担任了这部电影的制片人。