Movies on TV

Monday, Dec. 13Distant Voices, Still LivesDirector Terence Davies (The House of Mirth) won a raft of awards for this semi-autobiographical portrait of a working-class family in mid-20th-century Liverpool, England. (1988) 4 p.m., IFC

TuesdayBabeThis charming children’s film about a pig in Australia who learns to herd sheep was nominated for seven Oscars, including Best Picture. (1995) 6:25 a.m., HBO

WednesdayWild Man BluesWhile following Woody Allen as he tours Europe in 1996 with his Dixieland band, documentarian Barbara Kopple develops a candid portrait of Allen’s relationship with Soon-Yi Previn, his future wife. (1997) 12:45 p.m., IFC

ThursdayThe Rains CameIn Ranchipur, India, a visiting Englishwoman tries to seduce a local doctor, but disaster intervenes. Myrna Loy and Tyrone Power star in the first film to win an Oscar for special effects. (1939) 8 a.m., FMC

FridayIntermezzo: A Love StoryIngrid Bergman made her Hollywood debut as the protégé and lover of a married violin virtuoso. Leslie Howard co-stars in the melodrama, a remake of a Swedish film in which Bergman starred three years earlier. (1939) 9 a.m., TCM

SaturdayMeet John DoeFrank Capra’s populist classic features Gary Cooper as a down-and-outer exploited by a cynical reporter and her politically ambitious publisher. With Barbara Stanwyck. (1941) 8 p.m., TCM

SundayMiracle on 34th StreetA department-store Santa just may be the real thing in this holiday classic, starring Edmund Gwenn and an 8-year-old Natalie Wood. (1947) 8 p.m., AMC