The journal
Practical reading about streaming, devices and the decisions behind a better prepared setup.
BFI’s A Page of Madness description explains that original screenings used a benshi narrator and that its listed version has no intertitles or subtitles. Check the edition before diagnosing a caption fault.
BFI Replay’s John the Bull record describes a sound version retaining silent intertitles without spoken dialogue. Sound metadata does not necessarily mean a dialogue track is missing when no one speaks.
The BFI’s Film on Film account distinguishes preservation holdings from prints suitable to run in a cinema. Condition and master status can limit projection even where the title is held.
IWM describes Army Film and Photographic Unit caption sheets as records of what cameramen shot and where. Such documentation can help distinguish original filming context from a later programme’s use of the images.
STV’s published Continue Watching help says progress requires remaining signed in on the same device. Check the original playback environment before assuming its resume position follows every login.
STV provides item removal through My List or My Shows, with different controls across web, mobile and television apps. Select the intended row and item before confirming removal.
