The Best Episodes of Screen Two Season 7

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   #1 - Heading Home

   S7:E11/13/1991

   A story of a woman who is torn between two men in post World War II London.

   Director:David Hare

   Writer:David Hare

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   Director:David Hare

   Writer:David Hare
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   #2 - Hallelujah Anyhow

   S7:E21/27/1991

   When local pastor Adlyn meets and falls in love again with her old childhood sweetheart, she is forced to make an agonising choice between her faith and family and her heart.

   Director:Matthew Jacobs

   Writers:Matthew Jacobs, Jean Breeze

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   Director:Matthew Jacobs

   Writers:Matthew Jacobs, Jean Breeze
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   #3 - Korczak

   S7:E32/3/1991

   The last days of life of the legendary Polish pedagogue Dr. Janusz Korczak and his heroic dedication to protecting Jewish orphans in the Warsaw Ghetto.

   Director:Andrzej Wajda

   Writer:Agnieszka Holland

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   Director:Andrzej Wajda

   Writer:Agnieszka Holland
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   #4 - Fellow Traveller

   S7:E42/10/1991

   1950s Hollywood: the McCarthy senate committee is conducting a witch-hunt for supposed communists in the entertainment industry and betrayal is in the air. For three friends this proves to be a disaster - for the writer who must work incognito for the emerging ITV in England; for the musician now living in England, a painful renewal of old wounds; and for the star a final performance.

   Director:Philip Saville

   Writer:Michael Eaton

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   Director:Philip Saville

   Writer:Michael Eaton
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   #5 - 102 Boulevard Haussmann

   S7:E52/17/1991

   In 1916 author Marcel Proust is leading a reclusive life in Paris. He hires a quartet of musicians and befriends one of them, a wounded serviceman.

   Director:Udayan Prasad

   Writer:Alan Bennett

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   Director:Udayan Prasad

   Writer:Alan Bennett
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   #6 - A Private Life

   S7:E62/24/1991

   Jack and Stella were unable to marry in South Africa because she was classified as coloured. They persevere by living together in a mixed neighbourhood, but their son Paul will suffer when he is unable to marry his white girlfriend Andrea.

   Director:Francis Gerard

   Writer:Andrew Davies

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   Director:Francis Gerard

   Writer:Andrew Davies
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   #7 - The Laughter of God

   S7:E73/3/1991

   Husband and wife are stuck in a loveless marriage because of their kids. They cheat and fantasize about murdering each-other. When an ancient tomb is discovered nearby, one of them gets an idea.

   Director:Tony Bicât

   Writer:Tony Bicât

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   Writer:Tony Bicât
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   #8 - Morphine and Dolly Mixtures

   S7:E83/10/1991

   A girl's childhood in the 1950s with her brutal alcoholic father.

   Director:Karl Francis

   Writer:Karl Francis

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   Writer:Karl Francis
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   #9 - Do Not Disturb

   S7:E93/17/1991

   When Jenny and Bruce Coldfield bring a curious party of enthusiasts to a remote Norfolk village to visit the hidden world of ghost story writer Eleanor Mont other forces start to stir.

   Director:Nicholas Renton

   Writer:Timberlake Wertenbaker

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   Director:Nicholas Renton

   Writer:Timberlake Wertenbaker
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    #10 - Dreaming

    S7:E103/24/1991

    McIlvanney's reworking of his short story, from "Walking Wounded" (Hodder and Stoughton, 1989). Sammy Nelson envisions 'alternatives' to the realities of his day, as he moves from home to Job Centre to home again.

    Director:Mike Alexander

    Writer:William McIlvanney

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    Director:Mike Alexander

    Writer:William McIlvanney
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    #11 - They Never Slept

    S7:E113/31/1991

    When plucky Corporal Pru Merriman reports to her superiors, she is catapulted into the murky world of the French Resistance.

    Director:Udayan Prasad

    Writer:Simon Gray

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    Director:Udayan Prasad

    Writer:Simon Gray
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    #12 - Aimée

    S7:E124/7/1991

    A white Mercedes, the English countryside, a cathedral city, a haunted figure at the wheel with an overnight bag in the boot. Frank Summers has run away from a career as a fabulously successful rock promoter and an anguished private life. Now he's facing the hardest of all moral choices - a life or death decision which is to have a shattering impact on the lives of new friends who offer shelter, and on the new arrival on the seemingly tranquil scene.

    Director:Pedr James

    Writer:Guy Hibbert

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    Director:Pedr James

    Writer:Guy Hibbert