Bridge On The River Kwai, The

Bubble Boy

Jimmy Livingstone is allergic to everything - animals, trees, dust, cheese...even his Mum!. He has lived his whole life in a plastic bubble in his bedroom, pining away for the cute girl next door (the only girl he can see from his bedroom widow). But now, the girl of his dreams is about to marry some guy at Niagara Falls and Jimmy's determined to bounce the entire 2,755 miles to stop her.

Israel Vibration - Reggae In Holyland

Features twelve music tracks with extensive footage and interviews with the trio.

Beverly Hillbillies, The - Vol. 1

Four episodes from the Beverly Hillbillies television comedy. Includes: The Clampett Look, Turkey Day, Jethro's Friends and The Clampetts Get Psychoanalysed.

How Do You Want Me? - The Complete Series

From the writer of Men Behaving Badly comes a sadly short-lived sitcom (cut short only by the untimely demise of lead actress Charlotte Coleman) in which a married couple swap the rat race for the country where the wife's family still live only to find things aren't as simple as they'd hoped! Features the episodes 'No One Can Hear You Scream', 'Floppy But Not Too Floppy', 'Monstrous', 'woof!', 'The Hidden World Of Country Fire Stations', 'Sausage, Balloon, Burn', 'White Pubic Hair', 'I'm Not An Alcoholic', 'Nude Modelling Module', 'Bad Builders' 'Ready Steady Kill', 'The Pleasures Of Village Life'.

Total Rock Review - Free

This is the true story of a rock legend, the ultimate critical retrospective of Free: from the inside. The film draws on rare footage of Free, featured on DVD alongside rare live radio performances from the vaults. Also featured are in depth interviews with Simon Kirke, Paul Rodgers and John 'Rabbit' Bundrick. Every single Free album from 1968 to 1972 is revisited and reassessed. Featured here are vintage moments including the earliest live television performances, promotional films and festival performances. We deal candidly with the line up upheavals and tribulations over Paul Kossof's drug problems through to the final performances by the Heartbreaker line up. Veteran rock broadcaster Tommy Vance heads a team of distinguished writers, journalists and critics including Free biographers David Clayton and Steven Rosen in this dynamic critical retrospective spanning the entire career of Free. The film is not influenced or authorised in any way by the band, making this the most frank, honest and searching review of the work of Free ever released.