Sky Arts HD Wednesday

The Dutch violinist gives a spectacular musical tour of the German town, performing at a romantic ruined castle and on board a boat on the Neckar river

Bob paints an old weathered dwelling, buried deep in the snow and surrounded by protective evergreens

In this dark, gloomy masterpiece, Bob paints a majestic stand of evergreen trees overlooking flowers growing on a sloping mound

A crooked antiques dealer masquerading as a clergyman encounters a farmer - who gives him a piece of furniture worth a fortune. Starring John Gielgud and Bernard Miles

A scorned husband seeks revenge on his wife and her lover - but is not certain who the man is. Starring Denholm Elliott and Joss Ackland

Not a soul will listen to a mild-mannered man's theory about a string of murders that happened close to his home. Mystery drama, starring Edgar Stehli and Adam Williams

A woman refuses to let her husband squander a $133,000 sweepstakes ticket inherited from her first dead spouse, so he plans on killing her. With Steve Forrest and Joanna Moore

Relatives of a murdered newlywed decide to bring the killer to justice themselves. Drama, starring Peter Graves and Albert Salmi

A look at the life and career of the English actor, which includes an Academy Award-winning performance as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour

A woman's eye transplant leads her lover to see her in a new light. Starring Amanda Redman and Anthony Valentine

A man takes revenge for being left out of the Christmas celebrations at his office party. Starring Robert Morley, with Amanda Redman

Jack kills Phyllis's husband and cashes in by marrying the widow, but after identifying her lost crocodile dressing case, he might have exposed himself. With Denholm Elliott

William Botibol is a gambler and has convinced himself he has figured out a way to win a bet predicting the mileage his cruise ship will cover in 24 hours

A look at how the United States began to reconcile with itself after withdrawing from the Vietnam War in 1973

The life and career of the American actor, who rose to fame in TV series Moonlighting and starred in the Die Hard franchise as well as Pulp Fiction, The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable

Cameras follows the winner of the competition to Jamaica, where they will paint the breathtaking view from Noel Coward's former home Firefly

Two archaeologists get less than they bargained for while trying to steal a priceless treasure from a tomb. Starring Nigel Havers and Richard Johnson

A would-be burglar is confused when his intended victim - an elderly lady - appears to befriend him. Drama, with Siobhan McKenna and Patrick Field

Edward Gardner, Paavo Järvi and Karina Callisakis explore classical symphonies, as performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, beginning with The Planets by Holst

Stephen Mangan invites nine artists to paint one of Michelle de Swarte, Kojey Radical and Jeremy King, with Jonathan Yeo, Eva Langret and Katy Hessel judging their efforts

Art critic Waldemar Januszczak searches for the code hidden in the ceiling of the chapel of the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, overturning the myths surrounding the masterpiece

Ian Nathan looks at David Lynch's 1980 historical drama, loosely based on the life of Joseph Merrick and starring John Hurt and Anthony Hopkins

A look at recently unearthed film, interviews and scripts from the comedy writer and performer's archive, including an unpublished play called The Snow Goose

Ian Nathan examines the 1930 German musical comedy drama, which made its star Marlene Dietrich a household name on both sides of the Atlantic

Frank and Denise examine the summer when Jonathan Swift reunited with Alexander Pope in England, resulting in Gulliver's Travels and The Dunciad

A look at the magazine's explosive 1993 interview with Bill Clinton, its embracing of hip-hop, and the 2008 cover story Britney Spears: Inside an American Tragedy

A look at how the United States began to reconcile with itself after withdrawing from the Vietnam War in 1973