 | Jacques Tati films on dvd
Jacques Tati's captivating visual humour and subtle choreography of people and objects revealed the world anew in each of his films, all of the full length films are now available on dvd. |
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 | Kurosawa masterpieces on dvd
Five pioneering Samurai epics on dvd mark the centenary of Akira Kurosawa - one of cinema's most influential film-makers. |
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 | British New Wave films on dvd
These two seminal films of the British New Wave thrilled and shocked audiences with their anti-establishment energy, gritty realism and their fresh, outspoken working-class heroes. |
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 | The Terence Davies Collection
One of Britain's most gifted and remarkable film-makers, Terence Davies' visually stunning, dream-like and urbane films have impressed audiences all over the world. |
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 | The Bill Douglas Trilogy
Douglas' magnificent, award-winning Trilogy is the product of an assured, formidable artistic vision. They are some of the most compelling films about childhood ever made. |
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 | The Miners' Campaign on dvd
In 1984 a group of independent film-makers at the Miners' picket lines and marches recorded the testimonies of strikers, their wives and supporters. |
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 | Sherlock Holmes classic films on dvd
The most famous on-screen Sherlock Holmes of them all - Basil Rathbone - with his trusty Dr Watson played by Nigel Bruce, star in twelve classic Holmes films. |
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 | Lotte Reiniger films on dvd
One of the 20th century's most exciting animation artists, Lotte Reiniger's pioneering silhouette interpretations of classic myths and fairy tales are still as enchanting today as when they were first made. |
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 | The Edge of the World
Shot over four arduous months in the wild, windswept Shetland Islands, Michael Powell's 1937 Edge of the World tells the moving story of a way of life threatened by a rapidly industrialising world. |
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 | Charlie Chaplin early films on dvd
The series of films made at the Essanay and Mutual Studios made Charlie Chaplin the highest paid entertainer in the world. It was also his most inventive and liberating period. |
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