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Described as one of the best horror films of the eighties it is available from Second Sight in both DVD and Blu-ray formats, the latter will be
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The human brain contains many mysteries. Hard wired to perceive the world about it and store a record of what it has experienced. Therein lies its brilliance and its greatest design fault. We see what we think we see. We see
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Such is the case with this 1992 American war film that is getting its first time DVD and Blu-ray release. This low key but big emotional impact film tells of a group of young soldiers sent on an intelligence gathering mission to the
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Yes, ”They Had The Technology” For most of the Seventies this was the coolest TV programme on the planet. It simply could not be missed for its
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It has already been documented over the years by many film makers including the Kate Winslet, Leonardo DeCaprio 1997 epic version which has just been re-released
[...click on headline to read full story]  The flight of birds has fired mankind’s imagination throughout history.
Their ability to defy gravity and look down on the world has intrigued everyone from Leonardo Di Vinci to the Wright brothers who pulled off the first manned flight of an aeroplane at the beginning of the Twentieth century. Within 60 years of that momentous event man had walked on the moon. In
[...click on headline to read full story]  This charming French film tells the story of an 8-year-old girl Laure who moves to a village from Paris with her family, which comprises a younger sister, doting father and delicate heavily pregnant mother.The girl is boyish in appearance and tomboyish in manner.
Laure is on the cusp of puberty that stage lovingly described by genius Brian Wilson in his masterpiece ”Caroline No”.
[...click on headline to read full story]  Mankind has always believed in monsters and fantastical figures from our own Loch Ness monster to ‘Big Foot’ in America.
Stories about such creatures appear in all cultures and get passed down through the generations at firesides or today by internet gossip and rumour. The tabloid press when they
[...click on headline to read full story]  This new DVD starring Doris Day and Richard Harris available for the first time is a comedy caper from the mid sixties.Caprice stars a beautiful Doris Day and the newly arrived international star Irish actor Richard Harris in a spy spoof which was popular then in the wake of James Bond phenomena.Set in glamorous locations
[...click on headline to read full story]  When we think about the continent of Africa images of famine, war and the rhetoric of self appointed white savours telling its peoples how to live spring to mind.
An intelligent antidote to that media-fed diet is collected in this series of films originally seen on BBC is presented by the charming, lucid and very watchable
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