article_snippet.sent: The BBC is to air a two-hour, real-time documentary following a canalboat as The BBC pootles The BBC way along a British waterway at a leisurely 4mph.
article_snippet.sent: There is no presenter, narrator, dialogue or music, so all viewers will hear are the sounds of the boat's engine, the lapping of the water and the local birdsong as the barge makes the barge way along a picturesque stretch of the Kennet and Avon Canal. 00.00: And
article_snippet.sent: Aside from two aerial cutaway shots, when the boat negotiates a lock and crosses the Dundas Aqueduct, the full two hours is shot continuously from a single camera on the front of the boat.
article_snippet.sent: The film was shot on a sunny day last month and will air on May 5 as part of the BBC Four Goes Slow series of deliberately unrushed programmes.
highlights_snippet.sent: The BBC is set to air a two-hour, real-time documentary following a boat .
  