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Trigger Happy TV - Best Of Series 2

Trigger Happy TV is a non-stop stream of surreal sketches performed, guerrilla-style on an unsuspecting public. People in snowmen suits scaring small children and fat men getting stuck in phone boxes are just a few of the low-brow delights that happen when Dom Joly is around. Features the best of Series 2 plus unseen footage and Dom's very first TV appearance.

Bratz - Passion for Fashion, Diamondz Are A Bratz Girl's Best Friend

A movie following the adventures of the Bratz girls on a fashion road trip. The uber-hip teen fashionistas Chloe, Sasha, Jade, and Yasmin hit the road with their new reality TV show, which is on the lookout for teen fashion designers to be in their contest. Along the way, they encounter a town that seems haunted, and a designer who will do whatever it takes to win. This popular animated kids show is based on a line of dolls.

Mystery Date

Sweet natured Tom (Hawke) is obsessed with his beautiful neighbour Geena (Polo), but he's too shy to ask her out. Fortunately, Tom's older brother is there to set it up and lend a hand - as well as cash, his car, his credit card, and his suit! But, before they've even ordered appetizers, a case of mistaken identity turns Tom's dream date with Geena into a total nightmare. Soon, a wicked crime lord, a wacked out delivery man and a pair of crooked cops are after Tom, determined to kill much more than the evening's romantic mood!

Henry's Cat - Series 2, Complete

Complete Second Series with Henry's Cat and his friends Chris Rabbit and Pansy Pig. Includes 15 episodes: The Magic Tummy Button, The Secret Weapon, The New Year's Resolution, The Good News Day, The Cat's Eye Kid, The Hot Day, The Merry Men And Women, The Actor, The Weatherman, The Invitation, The Ventriloquist, The Clever Trick, The Hero, Caveman Cat and The Abominable Snowman.

La Grande Bouffe

A Palme d'Or nominee and winner of the Fipresci Prize at the 1973 Cannes Film Festival, La Grand Bouffe is one of the best known and most controversial arthouse films of all time. The film chronicles, in unflinching and often hilarious detail, an outrageous weekend-long orgy of gluttonous debauchery undertaken by four middle-aged friends. Bored with the mundanity of their lives, judge Philippe (Noiret), pilot Marcello (Mastroianni), TV executive Michel (Piccoli) and master chef Ugo (Tognazzi) retreat to Philippe's large country villa ostensibly to eat themselves to death in one enormous gastronomic 'blow out'. To help the party along, Marcello decides to invite three local prostitutes to join them, as well as a female teacher from the nearby school, all of whom are initially eager to enter into the spirit of the proceedings. But the over-indulgence in sex, booze and food soon begins to take its toll on the participants as wanton delight turns to revulsion with the onset of nausea, biliousness and extreme flatulence all leading to a series of bizarrely fatal consequences. Considered by some to be one of the most disgusting and decadent films in arthouse cinema history and by others as a brilliantly orchestrated cinematic critique of the bourgeoisie, it is seen by many as a classic of modern cinema and stands as director Ferreri's career masterpiece and his greatest international success.