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Monday 14 - Friday 18 July 2003
A week of documentaries from around the world that ask how well we really know our families.
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REMEMBER THE FAMILY
Philippa Lowthorpe, UK, 1995/2003
Monday 14 July 2003 10.30pm-11.50pm
Wrenching story of a family in turmoil following the collapse of their business in the early 1990s.
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NINE GOOD TEETH
Alex Halpern, USA, 2002
Tuesday 15 July 2003 10.30pm-11.45pm
The extraordinary life of the director's 102-year-old Italian-American grandmother.
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NOBODY'S BUSINESS
Alan Berliner, USA, 1996
Wednesday 16 July 2003 10.30pm-11.30pm
Alan Berliner's portrait of his father, a man unprepared to concede that his life mattered at all.
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FOR ONE MORE HOUR WITH YOU
Alina Marazzi, Italy, 2002
Thursday 17 July 2003 10.30pm-11.45pm
Alina Marazzi recalls the life of her beautiful mother, who died tragically when Alina was seven.
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WHERE IS MY FAMILY?
Sami Saif & Phie Ambo, Denmark, 2001
Friday 18 July 2003 10.30pm-11.55pm
Danish filmmaker Sami Saif's search for his estranged father and the discovery of a large family in Yemen.
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Previous Storyvilles on BBC Four
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Director Interviews
Alex Halpern
The Nine Good Teeth director on filming his grandmother
Philippa Lowthorpe
On reliving a trauma in Remember the Family
Sami Saif
Wigs, Yemeni pop stars and long lost relatives
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