Series looking at aspects of British metalworking over the centuries, including the art of the silversmith, the history of armour and the work of the blacksmith

A director and a producer are working on the dossier of their new film, hoping to get funding from a potential investor. What happens next leads to questions about the dreams and realities of making their film.

陈界仁拍摄《加工厂》源于这样一个经历。“2003年我邀请偶然相识的联福制衣厂成衣女工，回到她们曾经工作了二十多年、如今已荒废的工厂。7年前资方在拒付退休金后恶性关厂，虽然当时发生了激烈的劳工抗争，但问题至今悬而未决，工厂继续处于荒废。”随着镜头缓慢而持续的推拉摇移，我们看见了女工拂去缝纫机上的灰尘，穿针引线，艰辛地进入现实，她们举起一件衣服，好像那就是抗议的旗帜。

A French diplomat must escape an FSB plot in Siberia.

The Peek Frean biscuit factory, Keeton's Road, Bermondsey, South London. 　　The boiler room generates the steam that runs the overall biscuit-making operation. Milk and flour is delivered and unloaded. The various ingredients are collected, weighed and mixed, and the resulting dough is rolled out onto trays. These are placed in the cutting machine to form the biscuit shapes, and then transferred to the ovens. After baking, women pack the biscuits into tins. 　　The factory workers undergo a fire drill (with appliances) in the yard and have a lunch break. Empty biscuit tins are washed, and full tins are weighed, labelled and soldered for export. The tins are packed into crates and boxes and loaded onto a conveyor belt. 　　Horse-drawn carts and vans are assembled and loaded. They transport the biscuits out of the factory for distribution to the outside world.

"New Material", is the much anticipated return of Cassim trying to figure out family, love, kids and comedy.

中国传统手工艺。

《盲袋创意加工厂》是创意与惊喜的梦幻工坊！在这里，各种平凡小物经奇妙构思与精心搭配，被装入神秘盲袋。从可爱玩偶到实用文具，每一次开启都是独特体验，激发无限想象，让平凡生活瞬间充满未知乐趣与惊喜。

人类经过发展，创造和控制了各种材料，并用它们打造出我们今天的世界。在本系列节目中，材料学家马克·麦道尼克将带我们进入神奇的材料世界并揭示一些隐藏在材料中的鲜为人知的秘密。

In 1957, the Royal Leerdam Glass Works commissioned Haanstra to make an informative promotional film in black and white. This resulted in the accomplished 25 minute Speaking of Glass. On entering the factory, however, Haanstra noticed that a mechanical stacking machine was malfunctioned because of one broken bottle. Amused by its robot like but futile movements, Haanstra agreed to make the film, but only on condition that he could make a separate short on glass. The film gives an intriguing view of the process of glass blowing and the mechanical way in wich glass objects are made. Glass, his greatest success to date, even won an Oscar, the grand prix of Hollywood and Holland's first Academy Award.