Jonathan Ross hosts the prestigious event, held last week in London, where the shortlisted films are martial-arts movies Hero and Zatoichi, Che
Guevara biopic The Motorcycle Diaries, Russian drama The Return, Turkish award-winner Uzak and Pedro Almodovar 's Bad Education.

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2/6. Medieval Wales was devoutly Catholic. Huw Edwards takes a journey through the "old faith" - the centuries when monks and priests held sway over Welsh culture.
First shown on BBC1 Wales

1/2. Breakaway states have their own borders, money and presidents - but some are also home to terrorists, weapons and armies itching for a fight. Welcome to places that aren't officially recognised by the international community. First on Simon Reeve's tour are Somaliland, Transdneistria in the Black Sea region and Taiwan.
Along the way, he gets drunk with a president, meets a nationalistic boy band and buys a Somali diplomatic passport. He sees mass graves, hi-tech weaponry and is arrested trying to film a military base. More at the same time tomorrow. (AD)

2/10. The media is examined in a topical magazine, fronted by Tyler Brule.

The controversial director of Alexander in conversation.