Sky Arts HD Sunday

Music critics look at the career of the English rock band, whose hits include The Love Cats, In Between Days, Just Like Heaven and Friday I'm in Love

Bass-baritone Sir Bryn Terfel transports audiences to his Welsh homeland where the romantic coast becomes the inspiring start of a captivating musical journey

A concert in which internationally acclaimed classical pianist Yuja Wang plays pieces inspired by her responsed to David Hockney's artworks

The killing of a policeman proves baffling - the murder weapon cannot be determined, nor can it be found. Susan George and Brian Blessed star

A landlady appears kind and friendly - but her last two guests disappeared two years ago. Siobhan McKenna and Leonard Preston star

A woman is cut down to size by her husband's loyal butler when it is discovered she is having an affair. Drama, starring John Gielgud, Joan Collins and Peter Bowles

A housewife befriends a stray cat and suddenly finds her life begins to change. Drama, starring Joseph Cotten and Wendy Hiller

An American tourist on board a trans-Atlantic liner stakes everything on the biggest gamble of his life. Jack Weston and Gladys Spencer star

Ian Nathan looks at the 1989 sci-fi comedy, which starred Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter as two teens on a quest to assemble historical figures for their high-school history report

Two dim-witted teenagers with dreams of rock stardom meet a time traveller, who sends them on a series of adventures in the past. Comedy, starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter

Stephen Mangan invites nine artists to paint celebrity sitters Matt Weston, Dexter Fletcher and Nikita Gill, with Jonathan Yeo, Eva Langret and Katy Hessel judging their efforts

Don McLean discusses the intricacies of his 1971 release American Pie, the sometimes fraught recording process, and the album's legacy. Contributors include Jake Bugg

Concert film recorded over two nights at London's Hammersmith Odeon, including performances of Romeo and Juliet, Sultans of Swing and Telegraph Road

A film showcasing the band's album 1979 album Discovery, featuring performances of hits including Shine a Little Love and Don't Bring Me Down

A look at how espionage, betrayal, family and love shaped the author's remarkable life, examining how these experiences informed classics such as Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

A look at the enduring appeal of 007 and how the books and Bond reflected the author's life and the Second World War naval intelligence operations in which he played a leading part

The impact of the Bond role on the actor's career, examining his later career choices as he sought to redefine masculinity beyond the suave, ruthless spy

With Jon Pardi, Ernest and Tanya Tucker

The country singer looks back at her most famous songs, beginning with Coat of Many Colors, which was inspired by the jacket her mum made her from multicoloured rags

The singer looks back at her early career and talks about the inspiration behind Jolene, one of her most famous hits, which has been covered by more than 400 artists

The singer discusses the success of the song I Will Always Love You, and why refusing to allow Elvis Presley the chance to cover it was one her best business moves

The singer recalls how she shocked the country and western scene with her 1978 hit It's All Wrong, But It's All Right. With contributions by Miley Cyrus and Lily Tomlin

The Country and Western singer reflects on her Oscar-nominated song 9 to 5 and the challenges of acting in Hollywood. With contributions by Lily Tomlin and Miley Cyrus

The singer reflects on the conservative backlash to her hit Travelin' Thru, how she came to be seen as a gay activist and her transition from country to pop

A performance by the country star at Los Angeles' Ahmanson Theatre, with songs including Big River, Jackson, Folsom Prison Blues, A Boy Named Sue and Sunday Morning Coming Down

The making of the Doors' eponymous debut album is discussed by band members Robbie Krieger, John Densmore and Ray Manzarek