Sentence examples for the programme features from inspiring English sources

Curated by Scottish musician Pat Kane, the programme features six themes: thrills, music, money, machines, democracy and the rapidly developing cities of Africa.

This year, the programme features 91 indie, foreign and documentary movies as well as talks by Susan Sarandon and Wim Wenders.

The programme features a variety of unusual art installations, from Theo Jansen's kinetic sculptures crafted out of plastic tubing and two litre water bottles, to Marcus Coates's juxtaposition of man-made sounds with animal cries and calls.

The programme features interviews with figures such as journalists Tom Bradby and Richard Kay and the press secretary to Prince Charles at the time of Diana's death, Sandy Henney.

And because the programme features mainly English-language or English-subtitled movies, approximately a quarter of festival visitors are international, with audiences bringing an estimated €3m to Kosovo's struggling economy.

The programme features Julian Fellowes, the Downton Abbey creator whose wife is Joy Kitchener, the great-great-niece of Lord Kitchener, and an eye-witness account of the German attack on Hartlepool by 105-year-old Violet Muers, who died just before Christmas.

In one interview from the programme featured on the Facebook video compilation, Paparoto addressed the issue.

The programme featured the standup comedian Jerry Seinfeld playing a fictionalised version of himself and followed his relationships with a group of his eccentric friends.

The programme featured an interview with Steve Messham, an abuse victim who said a senior political figure of the time abused him.

The programme featured Sarawak leader Taib Mahmud talking positively about the condition of the state's rainforests and highlighted the area's attraction to tourists.

Further, the programme featured an interview with Jacek Purski whose work to monitor and combat football related racism and anti-Semitism in Poland is funded by UEFA.