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Buck
This docu-film about Buck Brannaman – the original ‘Horse Whisperer’ – makes for compelling viewing for anyone who loves horses and those who wish to learn more about these majestic animals. Read more...
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The Old Curiosity Shop
To celebrate the bicentenary of Charles Dickens, Studiocanal releases two of his classics on DVD, one being The Old Curiosity Shop from 1934. Read more...
Nicholas Nickleby
The second release to celebrate Dickens’ bicentenary is the 1947 version of Nicholas Nickleby, a movie that provided ample opportunity for its cast to go wild and barmy! Read more...
Café de Flore
Sumptuously photographed but hampered by occasionally confusing and apparently entwined plots, the viewer is challenged to grasp the connection in this Canadian/French production. Read more...
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The Story Of Film - An Odyssey
This utterly fascinating documentary, written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Mark Cousins, is indeed an odyssey! Read more...
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Free Men
Free men or Les Hommes Libres (original French title) is a drama set in WW2 German-occupied Paris, following a young unemployed Algerian named Younes (Tahar Rahim) earning his living on the black Read more...
Piggy
When the brother of mild mannered Joe is killed we are introduced to Piggy, a fresh dark hero for the vigilante genre. Death Wish in the new millennium. Read more...
Avengers Assemble
Many years ago Public Enemy released a song called 'Don't believe the hype'...well, with new film, Avengers Assemble, DO believe the hype. Read more...
DEMONS 3 comic (plus DEMONS & DEMONS 2 movie re-release)
For horror fans worldwide, it’s what they have been waiting for since 1986! Read more...
Il Boom - 50th Anniversary
From the director of ‘Bicycle Thieves’ comes this bittersweet Italian comedy cum rags to riches story – told charmingly and farcically in b/w. Read more...
Outcast Of The Islands- 50th Anniversary
In this intense psychological adventure – adapted from the Joseph Conrad novel and set in the late 19th Century – bad tempers rise as strongly as the temperature of jungle fever. Read more...
Lady Killers - The Complete First Series
Lady Killers is a dramatic reconstruction of seven infamous murder trials – most of which took place in the late 19th Century and the early part of the 20th Century. Read more...
Mixed Blessings - The Complete First Series
This popular and – for its time – provocative sitcom was first broadcast on ITV in 1979. Read more...
La Grande Illusion - 75th Anniversary
Jean Renoir’s undisputed masterpiece celebrates its 75th Anniversary and is currently screening in selected cinemas – digitally restored. It will also be released on Blu-ray and DVD. Read more...
Griff The Invisible
This oddball Aussie production is the movie equivalent of Marmite – you either love it or hate it! Read more...
Breathing
Breathing, last years Austrian art house hit of the festivals gets its UK release this week. Breathing is about 19 year old Roman Kogler (Thomas Schubert), learning to adjust to normal Read more...
Blackthorn
Blackthorn picks up where the original Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid movie had left off. Well, sort of. Read more...
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The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers
Yahzaa Aaadrenaliiini! Each episode of this adrenalin-charged cartoon series indicates the mayhem that is to follow with this dynamic greeting. Read more...
Gang Story
Gang Story (aka Les Lyonnais) is a 70’s set thriller based on the autobiography of notorious French gangster Edmond Vidal, nicknamed Momon. Read more...
Sensation
Sensation is a low beat indie film from Ireland. Written and directed by Tom Hall it stars Domhnall Gleeson who play’s Donal, a sexually frustrated and socially inept farmers son Read more...
This Must Be The Place
This Must Be The Place is the much-anticipated English-language debut of acclaimed Il Divo director Paolo Sorrentino. It stars Oscar winner Sean Penn as Cheyenne Read more...
Headhunters
Morten Tyldum’s, Headhunters is a visceral, brutally graphic, and stylish adaptation of Jo Nesbo’s book of the same name that, whilst slow off the mark, maintains audience Read more...
Murder By Decree
This new release of one of the best period crime thrillers ever made (merging Jack The Ripper with Sherlock Holmes) is one hell of a missed opportunity! Read more...
Mirror Mirror
The original pretty woman turns ugly in this new take on the Disney classic Snow White. Julia Roberts plays the evil stepmother so well it leaves you Read more...
Corman's World: Exploits Of A Hollywood Rebel
Corman’s World: Exploits Of A Hollywood Rebel is not only extremely entertaining but also extremely informative. Read more...
50/50
Cancer is a difficult subject to deal with in film, a film about cancer that is as funny in places as it is poignant is near impossible. 50/50 achieves it beautifully. Read more...
Leon The Pig Farmer - The Kosher Edition
This comedy was a box office hit upon its initial release in 1992 and is now available as a DVD & Blu-ray double set. Read more...
The Hunger Games
Let the mind games begin - The Hunger Games is a compelling, futuristic cinematic offering directed by Gary Ross, which is set in a post-apocalyptic world. Read more...
Love On A Pillow - 50th Anniversary Edition
This very French affair is timeless in its existentialist approach to life and love – what better reason than to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Roger Vadim’s classic Love On A Pillow. Read more...
Snowtown
Snowtown is based upon the true story of serial killer John Bunting and is one of the most disturbing and gripping films ever to come out of Australia! Read more...