300 Spartans, The

Genesis - Rock Review

Presented by the late, great Tommy Vance this is the ultimate review of the music of Genesis on record, on film and in performance. Drawing on rare concert films and penetrating interviews with the band and the critics, this is the definitive review of the Genesis phenomenon. Featuring extensive archive film, the key Genesis works from the halcyon days with Peter Gabriel through to the massive commercial successes from the Phil Collins era are re-visited and critically assessed. This independent film was made with complete editorial control. With no outside influences or approvals this is the most autonomous and comprehensive review of the work of Genesis ever produced.

Aatma - The Ghost

Aman (Kapel Jhaveri) is happily married to Neha (Neha) and is a renowned doctor at the local hospital. At midnight on their wedding anniversary, he is visited by a man (Deep Dhillon) who warns him there will be trouble surrounding a post?mortem he is going to perform the next morning. At the post?mortem the next day, Aman realises the man who visited him the previous night was in fact already dead and he is threatened by the man?s killers to alsify the report as ?natural death?. To ensure his compliance, Nehais taken hostage and Aman?s nightmare begins... ANOTHER SLICE OF TERROR FROM THE RENOWNED RAMSAY BROTHERS ?THE FIRST FAMILY OF INDIAN HORROR!

Barney - Let's Go To The Zoo

Barney explores a real world location when he takes BJ and Baby Bob on a trip to the zoo. BJ has a wonderful time taking photographs of all the animals while Baby Bob looks for a real elephant. Features lots of facts and songs including: What Will We See At The Zoo?, Ten Little Meerkats, Jungle Adventure, The Tiger Song, The Elephant Song, Rock Like A Monkey plus much more.

Battle Of Algiers, The

A tense and exciting political thriller, which charts the rise of Algerian nationalism and its eventual triumph over the colonial French forces. Presented as a pseudo-documentary with a newsreel authenticity, this drama ironically questions the possibility of an objective study of war

Manitou, The

Karen Tandy enters a San Francisco hospital from a growing tumour on her back, which turns out to be a living creature. Fortune teller Harry Erskine (Tony Curtis) says it's nothing until his client starts to speak strange languages, and kills herself by falling down a flight of stairs. Who can send the evil spirit back to where it came from?