Other Grooves

The Undertones and Stiff Little Fingers play live in this vivid music doc capturing all the vibrancy of the 1970s Northern Irish punk scene.

A leggy stroll around Launceston reveals the uptake of hotpants for men.

Partying like it's 1997. We follow a rave DJ instigator rigging up decks in abandoned warehouses, a nosebleed 'techno tourist' who chases the hardcore around Europe and a girl addicted to... partying.

Long hair gives impression of laziness

As their club bites the dust are the Teddy Boys of Birmingham finding their creepers out of step with the more popular platform shoe?

Rockabilly racers rev up to do the illegal ton on the road.

Plymouth Speedway opens its track to the ton-up boys.

Come along to the Moon Rally - a weekend of bikes and bikers; riding, talking, drinking and dancing.

An icon of Mod youth culture in the 1950s, the Lambretta scooter is on display as the Bromley club show off their skills.

Rockabilly passionates talk about their lifestyle and how they would prefer to live in the 1950s.

Followers of the Rastafari way of life bring tales of Haile Selassie, Jah and Zion to the streets of inner-city Birmingham.

In the 70s, Barsham Faire on August Bank Holiday became a tradition for many to celebrate things 'medieval' and raise funds for local arts events. It put Barsham on the map.

Join distracted onlookers at a protest “be-in” at Camden’s Roundhouse –alongside portraits of Lenin and a giant inflatable phallus.

Perusing body embellishment in the early eighties, tattoo fans talk about their enthusiasm for staining skin long before it dominated Dalston.

This "musical profile of the Watersons" is a precious document of the British folk revival, much of it shot in their hometown, Hull.

West London echoes to the sound of reggae and steel pans in this kaleidoscopic record of the 1980 Notting Hill Carnival.

Deputy Grand Bard of the Gorsedd explains all

Pixies pop up everywhere before being banished once again from the town.

The Grand Bard presides over the sky blue pageant

An Early Meeting of the Bards of Cornwall

Bards bestow honour on Barbara Hepworth

Rite of spring is celebrated to signify renewal

Punks find their turf invaded by New Romantics in the final part of Captain Zip's seminal Video Trip.

Female punks have fun boozing, smoking and talking in this fascinating film by London lifestyle chronicler Captain Zip.

The Kings Road punks go on a day trip - to 10 Downing Street! - in this edition of Captain Zip's Video Trip.

The punks go shopping in this evocatively dingy entry in Captain Zip's seminal Video Trip.

Fascinating amateur footage of London punks, and a glimpse of fashion designer Vivienne Westwood, filmed on the King's Road in 1978.

Subverted and amusing piece about the history of kebabs, infused with a punk flavour.

Novelist Cressida Lindsay and Commune Movement pioneer Sarah Eno feature in this Anglia TV documentary about life in a commune.

Aetherius people join together to help the planet at Holy Mountain

Psychedelic freakouts in Cheltenham?

Where will The Mayor hang his chain?! The Sunlanders, a British naturist group, are staying at a camp near Norwich, Norfolk in 1980.

Iroquois Earth Songs connect businessman to nature

The ill-fated dreams of Sid Rawls’ band of ‘ultra hippies’ attempting a self-sufficient communal life on John Lennon’s ‘Beatle Island’.

Does staying on a permanent site interfere with travellers' traditions? Travellers who live in caravans on a site in Wisbech speak to Anglia TV

Trurorians enjoy street carnival celebrations

Hippies gather in Flower Power Love-in on Dartmoor’s Haytor

A Beatnik community sets up in St Agnes against local wishes

International folk bands and troupes put on an act at Sidmouth

Sunday in the park with Frank Sidebottom and the Manchester music mob.

A beat musician shoots up on camera in this straight-talking 1965 film about recreational drug use.

Student ragging acts increase funds for charities

What was it like for you? Exeter University Students reveal all.

Loose change at the University of Exeter ensures growth and investment.

Kynsa demmedhyans ena Gwennap Pit

Honeymooning in Torquay is a communal affair.

Exponents of Britain's newest religion don their Sunday best for a parade through Edwardian Manchester.

Four rowdy teen punks tussle with the girls they fancy in this energetic pop music film shot on the seafront at Great Yarmouth.

A fascinating record of the 1962 Aldermaston March featuring Canon John Collins, Michael Foot and thousands of marchers of all ages.

Jayne Mansfield turns it on for the camera at the Webbington Country Club.

Free food' and 'free religion' is the mantra of some festival goers ahead of the Rolling Stones' appearance at Knebworth. And for the local publican, it's big business!

An old man looks back wistfully over his years spent living in a King's Cross square, and enjoys a surprise skiffle party organised by neighbours.

Punk rebellion and anarchy with Peterborough-based punk band The Destructors, six years after their formation.

70's psych pop group, Global Village Trucking Company, have opted out of the rat race and now live in a commune in Norfolk. Anglia reports, 1973.

A mop-topped Mick Fleetwood bashes the drums and steals the show in this bizarre 1960s beat ballet music film.

Is Cheltenham really "a place to pass the time before you pass out?" Is a lack of facilities causing tensions between mods and rockers who should be out enjoying the countryside?

Watch the tricks, heed the tips, skate like a pro

Will you join this charismatic evangelist's spiritual revolution?

Witness The Outcasts at their incendiary best in this thrilling concert film

An intimate documentary portrait of a London couple, who candidly reveal the pleasures and pains of body piercing. Teena and Simon  are a contemporary couple united in mind, body and spirit.

Revealing doc about male stripper, Max McLure. Max earns his living performing strip-o-grams, working freelance either through his own company, Maxgrams, or through a 'gram agency'.

Terence McDonald throws some light on the nature, need and direction the priesthood is taking in Northern Ireland during the sixties.

Fly your freak flag high with this far-out film shot at the Great Western Express Festival in muddy May 1972.

Enter the imaginative world of acclaimed sculptor Rolanda Polonsky, a resident of Netherne Psychiatric Hospital, Surrey.

Find out what happens when a good girl goes bad in this controversial post-war Brit noir thriller starring Jean Kent.