Cult favourite Jim Jarmusch directs the 1989 comedy drama Mystery Train, a portmanteau film of three seemingly unrelated stories that come together satisfyingly in the last reel with the characters linked by a Memphis hotel […]
‘2000 Years of Tradition Said “No!” To Their Love – But Nothing Could Stop It From Happening!’ Director Ralph Thomas’s 1958 British wartime romantic drama The Wind Cannot Read stars Dirk Bogarde at his most […]
Director William Beaudine’s 1936 British comedy Windbag the Sailor stars Will Hay in his first teaming with Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt. The beloved trio of comics try hard with a moderate script and character […]
Producer-director Rick Reinert’s 25-minute 1983 animated featurette Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore is the cuddly fifth cartoon short – the fourth and final of Disney’s original theatrical featurettes – in the Walt […]
Director Wolfgang Reitherman’s 1966 30-minute Walt Disney Productions featurette Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree is a neatly made, appealing, Americanised version of the A A Milne classic, in which Pooh Bear borrows Christopher Robin’s […]
Director James Goldstone’s little-known 1969 sport action drama Winning is a happy occasion for Paul Newman, who gets to follow his real-life hobby on screen – racing driving – and to act again with his […]
Disney’s impeccable 1976 British children’s film Escape from the Dark [The Littlest Horse Thieves] is set in a Yorkshire mining village in 1909, and stars Alastair Sim, Peter Barkworth and Maurice Colbourne. ‘Three Daring Adventurers! […]
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