Hi Everyone,
This might be an old topic (in that this video may have been linked to in the past) but as it has been a while, I'm linking to it once more!
This is the Omnibus program that Andrew Motion put together for Keats's Bicentenary in 1995. I watched it when it first came out (as I was a student at Durham University at the time) and had a bugger of a time finding it afterward in the U.S.
Recently, I've discovered it online and thought my fellow Keatsians might be interested in either watching or, as may be the case, rewatching it once more. There's not a whole lot of "new" information in the presentation; it's all stuff a Keatsian would already know--but it is so interesting to see a ship that looks like the Maria Crowther, for instance, and get a sense of what the journey to Italy might have been like for Keats on a little more visual level.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xvodcs ... P9UR-hJ-ZB