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Based firmly on Walter Lord’s book of the same name on the sinking of the Titanic, this is much more accurate, in human terms, and better, than James Cameron’s blockbuster, eschewing...
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It had to happen - we now have two DVDs featuring Night Mail! This one comes from the BFI and has apparently been re-mastered and digitally restored. It also comes with different extra films:...
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Included here are nine of the extraordinary films made by Geoffrey Jones, three - Snow, Rail and Locomotion, for British Transport Films, others being made for Shell amongst others. Jones’s...
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In its day this was notorious as an unusually realistic and tough thriller; nowadays it enjoys cult status as the first British film to have these attributes. In part this arises from the coming...
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In this, his first feature film, Jacques Tati plays a village postman inspired to run and modernise his work on proper American lines, and the problems that arise, especially in the run-up to the...
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Jacques Demy’s large scale tribute to the Hollywood musical featuring screen legend Gene Kelly - an unabashedly romantic paean to American energy and optimism that’s quintessentially...
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When first presented to the British censors, some scenes in this French film were described as ‘miles in excess of anything we have ever passed in this field’, and it wasn’t...
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The first of Tati's colour films, and again featuring Mr. Hulot, largely trying to come to terms with his sisters moernistic lifestyle, and especially their automated house, which almost has a...
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Absolutely brilliant, and unforgetable film which introduces the character of Mr. Hulot - very tall, bumbling, gently, with pipe in mouth, as he takes a seaside holiday. As with all Tati films...
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This was Jacques Tati’s final film. Set inside a circus, and on the surface just about one performance, it features Tati doing acts from his own musical days in the 1930s, and a whole...
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Peter Seller’s first and second films, Penny Points to Paradise and Let’s Go Crazy were shot over 4 weeks in Brighton, the first starring Harry Secombe, Spike Milligan, Alfred Marks,...
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Dating from 1967, Playtime is the last Tati film featuring Mr. Hulot, and really his last major film. In it Hulot is found in a surreal, difficult to recognise Paris involved, some of...
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