Objects and Memory

Objects and Memory examines the response to items recovered after 9/11 and other national tragedies. The film uses objects and accounts of people whose lives were affected, interviews with historians and poignant, powerful photographic images. Why do people value objects? What is it about a piece of paper, a chunk of metal or a small coin that provokes such powerful memories? Without the objects, the stories would lack vibrancy; without the stories, the objects would lack significance. Taken together, images of these objects, the memories they evoke and the accounts of their collection lead viewers on a path where the commonplace is transformed into the remarkable and the stuff of history is highly personalized. The program, set to the music of Philip Glass, is narrated by Frank Langella.

7:00P

Hebburn

Ghost Town

7:30P

Thin Blue Line

Alternative Culture

8:00P

Keeping Up Appearances

Stately Home

8:30P

Are You Being Served?

Sweet Smell Of Success

9:00P

As Time Goes By

Another Proposal

9:30P

As Time Goes By

The Wedding

10:00P

The Vicar Of Dibley

Animals