Title: History Lessons
Content:  History Lessons (Geschichtsunterricht) is a 1972 West German drama film directed by Danièle Huillet and Jean-Marie Straub.
Title: A Lesson in History
Content:  A Lesson in History (Урок истории, Урокът на историята) is a 1957 joint Soviet–Bulgarian biographical film directed by Lev Arnshtam and Hristo Piskov about Georgi Dimitrov and the Leipzig Trial.
Title: History Lessons
Content: Gottfried Bold as Mumilius Spicer ; Henri Ludwig ; Johann Unterpertinger as Peasant 
Title: The History Boys (film)
Content: Staff: ; Richard Griffiths as Douglas "Hector", English & General Studies teacher ; Clive Merrison as Felix, the Headmaster and Geography teacher ; Frances de la Tour as Mrs Dorothy Lintott, History teacher & Deputy Headteacher ; Stephen Campbell Moore as Irwin, temporary History teacher ; Penelope Wilton as Mrs Hazel Bibby, Art and Art History teacher ; Adrian Scarborough as Mr Stanley Wilkes, Physical Education teacher ; Georgia Taylor as Fiona, school secretary Students: ; Samuel Anderson as Christopher "Chris" Crowther ; Samuel Barnett as David Posner ; Dominic Cooper as Stuart Dakin ; James Corden as Anthony "Tony" Timms ; Sacha Dhawan as Adi Akthar ; Andrew Knott as James "Jimmy" Lockwood ; Russell Tovey as Peter Rudge ; Jamie Parker as Donald "Donnie" Scripps   The majority of the main cast later appeared in Bennett's 2015 film The Lady in the Van, with de la Tour in a prominent role and cameo roles for Moore, Anderson, Barnett, Cooper, Corden, Dhawan, Knott, Tovey and Parker. Griffiths died in 2013, before The Lady in the Van was shot.
Title: The History Boys
Content: Headmaster (Felix Armstrong) – Headmaster ; Douglas Hector – English and General Studies teacher ; Irwin – History teacher; brought in as a special coach ; Mrs Dorothy Lintott – History teacher ; Akthar – Pupil; of Asian ancestry, Muslim ; Crowther – Pupil; acts as a hobby ; Dakin – Pupil; handsome, object of Posner's and Irwin's affection ; Lockwood – Pupil; strong opinions ; David Posner – Pupil; youngest, gay and Jewish ; Rudge – Pupil; better known for athletic skills than for intelligence ; Scripps – Pupil; Anglican, plays piano ; Timms – Pupil; joker, overweight ; Director on Irwin's television programme (a small role) Make-Up Woman, Production team – on Irwin's television show ; Three or four unidentified MPs – spoken to by Irwin in opening scene ; Other male pupils ; Fiona – Headmaster's secretary; object of Dakin's affection. Does not appear on stage in the published text, but was seen in filmed projections featuring Rio by Duran Duran during the original production.   Irwin is said to be modelled after Niall Ferguson. The play includes several non-speaking roles:
Title: History vs. Hollywood
Content:  seen. In some episodes an expert or the host will go on a journey to the actual historical sites depicted in the film, or interview someone who witnessed the event firsthand. In each of the more than dozen episodes both expert guests and filmmakers will discuss the historical accuracy of the film dramatized. The series was first released in 1999, and had been produced on a semi-regular basis continuing through at least 2005. The program was conceived, created and once directed by producer Steven Jack who also directed a majority of the episodes. Although the hour-long programs were made for television most episodes were shot on 35mm film.
Title: The Mary Whitehouse Experience
Content:  History Today made its debut in the second half of the show's second TV series. History Today is an historical discussion programme presented by two elderly, scholarly professors, both well-spoken and well-groomed. The first of these professors, who introduces each 'episode' and its topic of discussion, is played by David Baddiel although the character is never named. The second is Professor F. J. Lewis, Emeritus Professor of History at All Souls College, Oxford, who is played by Rob Newman. Each 'episode' begins as a standard historical debate, but quickly degenerates into a playground-style quarrel with the professors exchanging childish insults. The humour lies largely in the juxtaposition of the professors' formal tone of voice with their puerile words. This sketch spawned perhaps the show's most popular catchphrase "...That's you, that is", spoken after they had described someone/something supposedly pathetic and/or disgusting. This sketch was later carried over into Newman and Baddiel's own show, Newman and Baddiel in Pieces.
Title: A Lesson in History
Content: Stefan Savov – Georgi Dimitrov ; Tzvetana Arnaudova – Paraskeva Dimitrova ; Ivan Tonev – Stefcho ; Gennadi Yudin – Heinrich Lange ; Borya Burlyaev – Vili Lange ; Apollon Yachnitskiy – Hitler ; Yuri Averin – Gyoring ; Pyotr Berezov – Himler ; Encho Tagarov – Gyobels ; Nikolay Volkov – Heldorf 
Title: Janine di Giovanni
Content: Lessons from History (2000, BBC) ; Dead Men Tell No Tales (2001, BBC) 
Title: The History Man
Content:  A four-part adaptation of The History Man was broadcast by the BBC in 1981. It starred Antony Sher as Howard Kirk and Geraldine James as his wife Barbara; Isla Blair played Flora Beniform. Exteriors for the series were shot at the University of Lancaster and in Bristol. At the end, there is a caption stating that in the 1979 general election Howard Kirk voted Conservative.

Question: Who was the director of History Lessons?
Answer: Straub-Huillet.
Jean Marie Straub.