Reiner Moritz Associates.

The story of two lovers who are separated, then pursued by her brother who is convinced that they are responsible for her father's death. The story is based on the premise that fate is inexorable, that there is no free choice.

Life of dreams: An overview of Carl Jung's life and works using film clips, photographs, and interviews with some of his colleagues, as well as a major English-language interview with Jung, recorded in 1956. This interview had not been previously transmitted on television until the series aired in 1989. This episode also includes previously undiscovered home-movies shot during Jung's travels in Africa and elsewhere. Inheritance of dreams: Jung's...

Combines archival footage of Jackson Pollock's life and work with reminiscences from his contemporaries, and explores the truth and legends surrounding this controversial painter.

Tells the story of French pianist Hélène Grimaud, from early musical promise to a Paris Conservatory education and star career, through the point where her enduring love of the wild, particularly wolves, caused her to break with the convention of that life. She is seen at her home in upstate New York, where she founded the Wolf Conservation Center. Includes excerpts from a performance of Rachmaninov's Second piano concerto.

Filmed at many museums on both sides of the Atlantic, this program critically examines the following masterpieces of Pop art: Franz Kline's C & O ; Helen Frankenthaler's Mountains and sea ; Willem de Kooning's Morning : the springs ; Jasper Johns' Flag ; Andy Warhol's The Texan : portrait of Robert Rauschenberg ; and Roy Lichtenstein's Girl with hair ribbon.

This concert, with Sir George Solti as guest conductor of The London Symphony Orchestra, marked the climax of the fifth anniversary celebration at London's Barbican Centre.

"The towering Wagner opera becomes an optimistic work about two people who succeed in finding love."--Container.

Intertwining music of purity and beauty with the conventions of musical comedy, this opera is an exploration of man's search for truth and his confusion between the forces of light and dark. Mozart's final operatic legacy is a great work of the Enlightenment era.

Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty, she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night but when she goes to the ball alone she faces other complications.