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imagine… (2003) is a documentary, news web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch imagine… online in HD.

imagine… — Storyline

The biggest names from the world of art, film, music, literature and dance. Alan Yentob gets close up with those shaping today's cultural world.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Alan Yentob

imagine… — Series Details

imagine… — Episode Guide

Summer 2003

• E1: The Saatchi Phenomenon (2003-06-11) — Alan Yentob presents a new seven-part series looking at the power and effect of the arts and their main protagonists.

  The elusive and intriguing Charles Saatchi has been hugely in

• E2: Barbara Hepworth: Shapes Out of Feelings (2003-06-18) — A profile of Barbara Hepworth, the world's first internationally celebrated woman sculptor. Born in Yorkshire in 1903, she had to fight to establish herself in a world dominated by
• E3: The Hip Hop Generation (2003-06-25) — More than just a musical genre, hip-hop has become a global youth culture. But why does the voice of young black America resonate equally with British teenagers from city high-rise
• E4: Stella's Story (2003-07-02) — Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss and Vogue's Anna Wintour contribute to the tale of Stella McCartney's rise from student at St Martins to her big break into the fashion elite.

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• E5: Carlos Acosta: The Reluctant Ballet Dancer (2003-07-09) — Alan Yentob tells the inspirational story of Carlos Acosta, the gifted dancer who made the leap from the backstreets of Havana to become the first black principal dancer at the Roy
• E6: The Potrait of Omai (2003-07-16) — Alan Yentob tells the story of Joshua Reynolds’ portrait of Britain’s first non-white celebrity, Omai, which the Tate Gallery is fighting to keep in Britain. One of the artist’s gr
• E7: Sir John Mortimer: Owning Up at 80 (2003-07-30) — In the year that the barrister turned bestselling author turns 80, Alan Yentob talks to family and friends about the man widely regarded as a passionate political campaigner, wit,

Autumn 2003

• E1: The Voice of Bryn Terfel (2003-11-12) — The internationally acclaimed Welsh bass baritone talks to Alan Yentob as the arts strand returns for a new, six-part run. As well as learning more about the technical aspects of T
• E2: A Very Funny Business (2003-11-19) — A look at the process of remaking hit British sitcoms into mediocre US sitcoms.
• E3: Entertaining Mr Soane (2003-11-26) — Born in 1753, Sir John Soane was the first great innovator of British architecture. Though only one of his creations remains intact, his influence resonates to this day.

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• E4: The World According to Parr (2003-12-03) — Martin Parr is widely considered to be the most influential photographer of his generation. His work portrays the British way of life in all its idiosyncratic detail – Women’s Inst
• E5: From Pencils to Pixels (2003-12-10) — The success of computer-created films such as Finding Nemo and Shrek has led to another “Golden Age” of animation. But does it spell the end for pencil-drawn animation?

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• E6: An A-Z of the OED (2003-12-17) — From the height of the British Empire right up to the digital age, Alan Yentob investigates the bizarre history of the Oxford English Dictionary, helped by poet Benjamin Zephaniah

Summer 2004

• E1: The Mysterious Mr Hopper (2004-06-02) — The mid 20th-century realist Edward Hopper’s enigmatic depictions of everyday Americana are celebrated for their ambivalence, dealing in not only the prosaic but also existentialis
• E2: Sitting for Lucian Freud (2004-06-09) — Now in his 80s, British artist Lucian Freud has always been at pains to preserve his privacy. Reasoning that the next best thing to interviewing the artist would be to talk to thos
• E3: Saint John Coltrane (2004-06-16) — Forty years on from the release of the landmark album A Love Supreme, Alan Yentob charts the life of hugely influential jazz saxophonist John Coltrane.

  Lol Lovett’s film looks at

• E4: Dirty But Clean Pierre (2004-06-23) — With Vernon God Little, his 2003 Booker Prize-winning debut novel, writer and self-confessed conman DBC Pierre, aka Australian-born Peter Finlay, became the most controversial char
• E5: Unsuitable for Children? (2004-12-15) — Is modern children's fiction a dangerously influential portrayal of a degraded culture or an instruction manual for life in the 21st century

  Along with contributions from authors

• E6: The Smoking Diaries (2004-12-15) — Playwright and author Simon Gray 's recent autobiography offers a turbulent mixture of memoir and anecdote and charts his addictions to smoking and alcohol. To mark its publication
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Winter 2004

• E1: Arthur Miller – Finishing the Picture (2004-11-24) — The American playwright’s Death of a Salesman and The Crucible were hailed as classics. But his arraignment during the 1950s communist witch-hunts and his marriage to Marilyn Monr
• E2: Beautiful Dreamer: Brian Wilson’s Smile (2004-12-01) — In 1966 Brian Wilson, the creative hub of the Beach Boys, embarked on an ambitious project – an attempt to record the greatest pop album ever. Instead, Wilson descended into a brea
• E3: Bruce Nauman: the Godfather of Modem Art (2004-12-08) — A profile of the US contemporary artist whose sound installation is currently transforming the vast space of Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. The normally publicity-shy Nauman talks in
• E4: Brando (2004-12-16) — The brooding, raw and groundbreaking performances Marlon Brando gave in such films as A Streetcar Named Desire, On the Waterfront and The Godfather gave the actor an iconic status,
• E5: Tony Pappano – a Year at the Opera (2004-12-22) — Will the staging of Wagner’s Ring Cycle provide a fitting climax to Antonio Pappano’s critically acclaimed first year as music director of the Royal Opera House?

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A Short History of Tall Buildings

• E1: A Short History of Tall Buildings – Episode 1 (2005-05-11) — It begins with the extraordinary story of the technology that made it all possible: steel cage construction and the lift. Elisha Otis’s demonstration of his safety lift was the sta
• E2: A Short History of Tall Buildings – Episode 2 (2005-05-18) — The skyscraper goes global, as Alan Yentob continues to chart the history of tall buildings, examining the cultural legacy of the tower and the rise of a new super class of sky-hig
• E3: A Short History of Tall Buildings – Episode 3 (2005-05-25) — There are now more tall buildings in the Far East than in North America – the traditional home of the skyscraper – while China, the world’s largest country and fastest-growing econ

Summer 2005

• E1: Fantastic Mr Dahl (2005-06-22) — Alan Yentob explores the magical and mysterious world of the best-selling children's author Roald Dahl to discover what made him such a great storyteller. This intimate portrait ha
• E2: Frida Kahlo (2005-06-29) — Alan Yentob travels to Mexico to take a closer look at the colourful life of the artist and feminist icon Frida Kahlo, and assess the complex portfolio she left behind. With some o
• E3: Being a Concert Pianist (2005-07-06) — Alan Yentob gets under the lid of this extreme form of musicianship as he talks to Benjamin Grosvenor, the 12-year-old boy who last year won the piano section of the Young Musician
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does imagine… have? 51 season(s) with 340 episodes.

Where can I watch imagine…? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.