A Week Of Stories By Russian Writer Ivan Bunin.
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02 | Ida | 20060110 | Translated by Graham Hettinger, read by Ronald Pickup and abridged by Miranda Davies. Over a Christmas breakfast at the Bolshoy Mokovsky restaurant, a composer tells his friends a story of passionate and unrequited love. |
| A Week Of Stories By Russian Writer Ivan Bunin. | 20060109 | 1/5. Raven Translated by Graham Hettinger, read by Robert Glenister and abridged by Miranda Davies. A young man falls in love with his little sister's beautiful nanny, but his father's brooding, raven-like presence seems set to prevent any hope of happiness. | |
| 20060111 | A week of stories by Russian writer Ivan Bunin. 3/5. Sunstroke Translated by Sophie Lund, read by Robert Glenister and abridged by Miranda Davies. A young officer encounters a beautiful stranger on board a Volga steamer, on a hot summer's day. | ||
| A Week Of Stories By Russian Writer Ivan Bunin. | 20060112 | 4/5. Late Hour Translated by David Richards, read by Ronald Pickup and abridged by Miranda Davies. After a long absence from Russia, an elderly man returns to the town of his birth. The potency of the familiar scenery conjures up bitter-sweet memories of a lost love. | |
| A Week Of Stories By Russian Writer Ivan Bunin. | 20060113 | 5/5. In Paris Translated by Graham Hettinger, read by Ronald Pickup and abridged by Miranda Davies. Two Russian emigrés meet and fall in love in 1930s Paris. |
Updated: 7/8/2011