60 years of television history digitised and preserved
Thousands of digitised videos and television programmes from the BFI National Archive and partner UK regions and nations film archives are available to browse and enjoy, research or study – with some familiar and memorable, others rare and unseen for decades.
The BFI looks after one of the biggest collections of film and television in the world. Their experts ensure the collection is preserved and developed for future generations and made widely accessible for everyone.
Exclusively available only in UK public lending libraries
View BFI Replay in Salford Libraries
From TV soaps Albion Market and Family Pride to children’s TV programmes Metal Mickey and Animal Kwackers,
vintage interviews with Salman Rushdie, Margaret Atwood, Robin Williams and Benjamin Zephaniah to
groundbreaking multicultural factual television shows Eastern Eye and Here and Now, today BFI Replay launches
across the UK offering free access to the public to 60 years of their screen history, newly available for the first
time in decades, in public lending libraries across the country.
