Intelligent, gripping, innovative, Robert Hughes' eight-part exploration of modern art gets an airing on BBC Four. First shown on BBC Two in the 1980s, the series looks at different themes rather than presenting the art chronologically. 　　Ben Lewis: "It is the greatest series on art ever made" 　　The Mechanical Paradise - Episode 1 　　Thursday 8 July 10pm-11pm 　　Traces how developments in technology inspired art between 1880 and the end of WWI, leading to movements like cubism and futurism. 　　The Powers that Be - Episode 2 　　Thursday 8 July 11pm-midnight 　　Hughes explores the interplay between art and politics, seeing how artists were affected by the development of mechanised warfare and ideologies like fascism and communism. 　　The Landscape of Pleasure - Episode 3 　　Thursday 15 July 10pm-11pm 　　The French artists who attempted to reconcile man with nature, from the determination of the impressionists to paint outside to Matisse's vibrant use of colour. 　　Trouble in Utopia - Episode 4 　　Thursday 15 July 11pm-midnight 　　How modern architects in the wake of the Bauhaus aspired to change societies with their designs, a move represented both by Le Corbusier and the plans for the city Brasilia. 　　The Threshold of Liberty - Episode 5 　　Thursday 22 July 10pm-11pm 　　The art movement that gripped its exponents with the fervour of a religion: surrealism. Artists like Di Chirico, Ernst, Miró and Dalí; brought the subconscious to the fore and attempted to tap into innocent and irrationality. 　　The View From the Edge - Episode 6 　　Thursday 22 July 11pm-midnight 　　Expressionism sprung out of the harsh, secular atmosphere of the 20th Century and evolved, through the strong colours and often sombre moods of artists like Munch, to the non-figurative work of Pollock and De Kooning. 　　Culture as Nature - Episode 7 　　Thursday 29 July 10pm-11pm 　　Artists began to take man-made images as their inspiration, leading to the pop art of Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein as well as Stuart Davis' collages inspired by jazz. 　　The Future That Was - Episode 8 　　Thursday 29 July 11pm-midnight 　　The final episode in the series explores the decline of modernism and how various artists have reacted to the consequent commercialisation of their art. 　　BBC four

Helmer of one of Argentina’s most remarkable filmographies, Fernando “Pino” Solanas ends his career with a documentary in which he explores the mysteries of creation alongside two other great artists who are in the final stages of their lives: actor and playwright Eduardo “Tato” Pavlovsky and visual artist Luis Felipe Noé. Talking about issues such as exile, political commitment, crises and desire, they share experiences and reflect on the origin of their ideas and the material exercise of creativity. As a closure that overflows with vitality and also looks at death right in the eye, Tres a la deriva del acto creativo is not just the end of a brilliant career, but also a true testament that reaffirms constant restlessness and curiosity as inalienable qualities for all those who want to devote their life to art.

杨震是私生子，生父不认母亲病逝，是个充满愤恨、内心孤寂的彷徨少年。他在一场格斗中惨败，却遇见了一位失志失意的落魄大叔秦憾。两人都很倔强，但内心满是伤痕，他们彼此扶持，齐上擂台，挑战有着完美人生的拳王。