Tag: british cinema
The Children's Film Foundation Collection: The Race is On
A soapbox derby, a sky-bike and Sammy's super t-shirt.
Sightseers in March
Ben Wheatley's Kill List follow-up coming to UK DVD and Blu-ray.
The Magnificent Eleven in May
A new movie from Irvine Welsh coming soon to DVD.
The Greed of William Hart
The tale of Burke and Hare, Tod Slaughter style.
Roundabout 1963 - A Year in Colour in March
BFI to launch a new DVD series.
The Amazing Mr Blunden in March
Eagerly awaited DVD re-release of the family favourite on its way.
Community in March
Not the sitcom.
Valley of Song
A minor Welsh gem out of the archive.
Pusher
Remaking Refn with Jeff out of Coupling....
The Last Days of Dolwyn
Little-seen Welsh drama starring a very young Richard Burton and making its international DVD debut.
From the Sea to the Land Beyond
A century of cinema, a century of the seaside.
Hell is a City
Hammer head to Manchester for gritty crime thrills.
The Belly of an Architect
Peter Greenaway and Blu-ray - a wonderful combination....
Arthur Christmas
Have Aardman delivered a new seasonal favourite?...
The Soviet Influence: Battleship Potemkin & Drifters
How a Russian classic influenced the British documentary movement....
London: The Modern Babylon
Julien Temple's magical history tour.
Roll Out the Barrel: The British Pub on Film
Another outstanding documentary collection from the BFI.
Fast Girls
The shameless Olympic cash-in comes to Blu-ray....
Ill Manors
Plan B makes a movie....
Who Dares Wins
Lewis Collins and the SAS take on the terrorists....
The Wild Geese
Burton, Harris and Moore return to action once more - this time in HD....
What Have You Done Today Mervyn Day?
Limited edition re-release for Saint Etienne's ultra-rare 2005 feature and its soundtrack.
The British Transport Film Collection Volume Ten: London on the Move
After an absence of almost four years, the British Transport Films Collection returns...
The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists!
Swashbuckling, Queen Victoria, a dodo, Charles Darwin and plenty of Aardman charm....
Woman in a Dressing Gown
A forgotten British tale of infidelity.
The Children's Film Foundation Collection: London Tales
The Saturday matinee returns!
Wonderful London
"The World's Greatest City" as it looked in 1924.
Crooks in Cloisters
So-so sixties crime caper with Bernard Cribbins, Babs Windsor and old man Steptoe.
Revolution: The Director's Cut
Time to reassess Hugh Hudson's notorious eighties flop?...
Panic
Forgotten Brit noir.
