Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Party of Five - The Complete First Season

Party of Five - The Complete First Season Review

I didn't watch this show from the beginning when it was in its first run, so I'm glad it's on DVD now. This is the best portrait I've seen yet of a group of suddenly orphaned siblings who must take care of themselves and each other when their parents are killed by a drunk driver. Charlie is the one I feel for the most; he's the oldest and juggles working at the family restaurant with his dream of being a furniture designer, while trying to care for the younger siblings, who often chafe at his being the guardian, disciplinarian, and decision-maker. Bailey suffers from knight-in-shining-armor syndrome, always trying to rescue or salvage damaged goods, like the self-destructive Jill; while Julia takes everything too seriously and tries to do the right things but more often than not just makes things worse. Meanwhile, young Claudia is too precocious for her own good, though she is a fine musical prodigy; and all of them must look after the youngest boy, Owen, and the lovable yet useless dog, Thurber.
The Salingers weather many emotional storms in this first season, with more sure to come. After the tragic loss of their parents, the Salinger siblings must take on new roles to keep their family together.
Genre: Television
Rating: NR
Release Date: 8-SEP-2006
Media Type: DVD

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD]

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Review

Mike Leigh at the BBC Collection: 6 DVD set including Abigail's Party, Nuts in May, Four Days in July, The Kiss of Death, Who's Who, Home Sweet Home, Grown-Ups, Hard Labour, The Permissive Society [U.K. Import Region 2 PAL Non-U.S. Format DVD] Feature

• 4 hours
• Direct from the manufactures-1st quality-factory sealed
• Auto start-auto repeat-photo gallery-interactive menu
• Silver Disk
• Surround Sound

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on many U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] As one of Britain's foremost filmmakers and dramatists, Mike Leigh has enthralled, disturbed and provoked television and movie audiences for more than 40 years. His first film, Bleak Moments, premiered in 1971 to great critical acclaim, be he was not able to direct another feature film for 17 years. Instead he honed his skills on television, leaving an unrivalled legacy - from acclaimed five-minute shorts to classic plays such as Abigail's Party and films like Nuts in May. In his television work, Mike Leigh created the style that would make him unique among filmmakers. The way he deals with issues of class, race, politics and sexuality in both poignant and comic terms; his working methods of evolving films from intense improvising rehearsals; and his collaboration with great actors, including Alison Steadman, Liz Smith, Lesley Manville, Phil Davis, David Threlfell, Brenda Blethyn and Stephen Rea, makes his work instantly recognizable. This collection includes all of Mike Leigh's surviving BBC work from Hard Labour (1975) to Four Days in July (1985), along with his Five Minute Films: Probation, The Birth of the 2001 F.A. Goalie Cup Final, Old Chums, A Light Snack, and Afternoon. This box set also includes a 16-page booklet and THREE HOURS of bonus features including: four newly recorded director's commentaries; five documentaries (All About Abigail's Party, Welcome, Party Nibbles, Intro and Goodbye); Mike Leigh conversation with Will Self; The Long Goodbye, Mike Leigh in conversation with Bel Mooney; and the Arena episode Making Plays.