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Summer 2011

2011 · 7 episodes · 7h 35m in all

Episodes

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    1. The Trouble with Tolstoy: Part 1: At War with Himself

    27 Mar 2011 · 65 min

    Alan Yentob journeys through Tolstoy's Russia, examining how the country's great novelist became its great troublemaker, first looking back at his youth.

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    2. The Trouble with Tolstoy: Part 2: In Search of Happiness

    3 Apr 2011 · 65 min

    Alan Yentob follows Tolstoy through the tortured second half of his life as he transformed from aristocrat to anarchist and turned his back on his wife.

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    3. The Man Who Forgot How to Read and Other Stories

    28 Jun 2011 · 60 min

    Alan Yentob meets clinical neurologist Dr Oliver Sacks. Through fascinating case studies, the film explores how humans see, not just with their eyes, but also with the mind.

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    4. The Pharaohs' Museum on Liberation Square

    5 Jul 2011 · 50 min

    Alan Yentob visits Egypt's National Museum, possibly the most precious museum in the world, which stood at the centre of the action during the revolution on Cairo's Tahrir Square.

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    5. Lennon: The New York Years

    12 Jul 2011 · 80 min

    Alan Yentob introduces Michael Epstein's film uncovering John Lennon and Yoko Ono's move to New York City, as Lennon sought to escape the mayhem of the Beatles era.

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    6. Harry Nilsson: The Missing Beatle

    19 Jul 2011 · 75 min

    Alan Yentob introduces John Scheinfeld's documentary, which tells the story of the riotous life and music of Harry Nilsson, a friend and hero of John Lennon's.

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    7. Iraq in Venice

    26 Jul 2011 · 60 min

    With Iraq having a presence at the Venice Biennale for the first time since Saddam Hussein's rise to power, Imagine follows the chosen artists ahead of the show.

imagine… Summer 2011: quick answers

How many episodes are in imagine… Summer 2011?

Summer 2011 of imagine… has 7 episodes, about 8 hours in total.

When did imagine… Summer 2011 come out?

Summer 2011 premiered on 27 Mar 2011.

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