Naruto Unleashed - Series 1 - Part 2

Primus - Hallucino Genetics Tour - Live 2004

The very first concert/live DVD ever from legendary rockers, Primus. Filmed at their last show in June, 2004 at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, this DVD captures the band at their live peak. The Hallucino-Genetics Tour this summer culminated a year of hugely successful live performances for the original line-up of the band. Recent Primus concerts have been two set affairs, delivering two and a half hours of live music, with the second set being a complete album performance. For the Hallucino-Genetics Tour, Primus played their classic studio debut Frizzle Fry in its entirety. That album was a massive hit on both sides of the Atlantic when it was released in 1990 - Frizzle Fry contains some of the band's best known and most loved songs. Set 1 tracks include: Sgt Baker, American Life, My Friend Fats, Jerry Was A Race Car Driver, The Last Superpower aka Rapscallion, My Name Is Mud and Southbound Pachyderm. Set 2 tracks include: (Frizzle Fry in its entirety): To Defy The Laws Of Tradition, Groundhog's Day, Too Many Puppies, Mr Knowitall, Frizzle Fry, John The Fisherman, You Can't Kill Michale Malloy, The Toys Go Winding Down, Pudding Time, Sathington Willoughby, Drum And Whamola Jam, Spegetti Western, Harold Of The Rocks, To Defy and (Encore) The Pressman.

King Lear

Shakespeare's renowned story of deceit, jealousy and murder telling of King Lear, the once-great King brought down by betrayal and the death of his beloved daughter.

Legends Of The Delta Blues

Legends of the Mississippi Delta Blues features Son House, John Lee Hooker, Johnny Shines and Bukka White.

Beckett On Film

Special Limited Edition featuring 19 films by 19 directors. Also features a documentary on the making of the films, interviews with the directors and an interview with John Hurt. Includes: Waiting For Godot (Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg), Not I (Director Neil Jordan), Rough For Theatre I (Director Kieron J Walsh), Ohio Impromptu (Director Charles Sturridge), Krapp's Last Tape (Director Atom Egoyan), What Where (Director Damien O Donnell), Footfalls (Director Walter Asmus), Come And Go (Director John Crowley), Act Without Words I (Director Karel Reisz), Happy Days (Director Patricia Rozema), Catastrophe (Director David Mamet), Rough For Theatre II (Director Katie Mitchell), Breath (Director Damian Hirst), That Time (Director Charles Garrad), Endgame (Director Conor McPherson), Act Without Words II (Director Enda Hughes), A Piece Of Monologue (Director Robin Lefeve), Play (Director Anthony Minghella) and Rockaby (Director Richard Eyre).

Taggart - Vol. 45 The Friday Event

A sixth form boy is discovered in the grounds of his school, initially believed to have committed suicide. It later emerges that his death was no accident and there are links with drug dealing. The case attracts a lot of media interest and as a result the corpse of the boy is later found to have been mutilated. Events begin to escalate as another schoolboy is then murdered and the pressure is on Reid to come up with some answers.