In 1959 two friends take different paths when finishing school; one looks to achieve academic success, and the other becomes a drifter, working on funfairs, before realising his true calling: rock 'n' roll. Starring David Essex as the fairground worker with rockstar dreams, That'll Be The Day is a realistic depiction of Britain in 1959, and the aspirations held by its youth.
It is 1892, and Oscar Wilde (Nickolas Grace) is enjoying the company of his lover, Bosey, and other young men in a brothel. While he does so, workers put on an elaborate production of Wilde's banned play, Salome. In the play, King Herod begs his stepdaughter to dance for him, however, her mother ...
Evocative, stylish and visually stunning, this gently anarchic first feature by the legendary Ken Russell is tremendous fun. Not much happens in the sleepy town of Gormleigh-on-Sea, so modish deckchair attendant Jim (James Booth) decides to stage a Cannes-style film festival with friends Henry (R...
Conservative executive Harold Pelham (a harrowing and atypical performance by Roger Moore) is involved in a car accident and declared momentarily dead. When he's eventually released from the hospital, Pelham discovers that an exact double of him has recently been seen in places that he's never be...
