Fire Engine Fred

Sister Act

Lounge singer Deloris has to have police protection after she witnesses a gangland killing - and what better place to lie low than a convent! Hardly a prime candidate for the vows of chastity and obedience, Deloris gets her chance of salvation when she turns the tone-deaf choir into a real hot chorus of soul-sisters. A hysterical comedy that's really 'habit-forming'.

Mr And Mrs Smith/ Fight Club

Two films. Mr And Mrs Smith - John and Jane Smith are an ordinary suburban couple with an ordinary and lifeless suburban marriage. But each is hiding something the other would kill to know: Mr. and Mrs. Smith are actually highly paid, incredibly efficient assassins, and they work for competing organizations. Suddenly they discover a new source of excitement in their marriage, when they're hired to assassinate each other... and that's when the real fun starts... Fight Club - Edward Norton plays a disillusioned yuppie who realises that his 'harmless' weekend pastime of all out bare-knuckle fighting has been transformed into an anarchic terrorist movement by deranged soap salesman Tyler Durden. Lampooning every aspect of 1990s society, from gratuitous movie violence to pre-millennial predictions of doom.

Postman Pat - ABC/ 123 Stories

Two stories. Learn to count with Postman Pat as he helps young Tom Pottage to learn his numbers. Pat then helps Tom to learn his alphabet and makes learning fun.

League Of Gentlemen - Are Behind You, The

The League of Gentlemen Are Behind You! as the name suggests, is an inventive pastiche of traditional pantomines, with, of course, the Royston regulars filling all the roles. Some of the best moments come from Mickey, Mr Chinnery and a fleshed out Papa Lazaru.

Sarah Vaughan - The Divine One

A collection of live performance form Sarah Vaughan including Misty, Cherokee, I've Got A Crush On You and Send In The Clowns. Also features appearances from Billy Eckstein, Joe Williams and Roy Hayes.