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Excellent film based on the Paul Gallico novel. Lesley Manville as the widowed London cleaning lady who wins some money and buys a Dior gown in 1950s Paris. With Isabelle Huppert
Helen Mirren and Ian McKellen star in this story of a confidence trickster who targets a retired lady professor. With Jim Carter and Russell Tovey. Brilliantly acted story.
A retired teacher (Emma Thompson) is looking for adventure and er ... sex and hires what used to be called a "gigolo" (Daryl McCormack).
Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould, Robert Duvall and Sally Kellerman as "Hot Lips" O'Houlihan in a very funny comedy set in the unlikely location of a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital of the US army during the Korean war.
The classic McKendrick version with Basil Radford, Joan Greenwood, James Robertson Justice and Gordon Jackson in the story of an unexpected bounty of whisky shipwrecked on a Scottish island. Based on a true story. bw
Surprisingly brilliant film featuring Tom Cruise as a US navy aviator returning to duty after an absence of 30 years. With John Hamm.
Imagined tale of Emily Bronte, written and directed by Frances O'Connor. With Emma Mackey and Oliver Jackson-Cohen. Good looking and entertaining drama.
Stephen Frears directs this true story of the discovery of the remains of Richard III in a Leicester car park. Sally Hawkins as the amateur historian versus the experts.
The excellent Shakespearean version with Laurence Olivier, Claire Bloom and Ralph Richardson. Great music, drama and battles. "I'll have her, but not keep her long".
Mark Rylance and Zoey Deutch in excellent story of a traditional British tailor who sets up in Chicago and finds his clientele somewhat different to what he is used to.
Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch , a widowed lawyer in Depression-era Alabama defending a man on a rape charge and his children against prejudice
David Bradley, Brian Glover and Colin Welland in Ken Loach's award-winning story or a boy who tames a wild kestrel.
Stunning documentary about the migratory patterns of birds on seven continents.
Funny, anecdotal Keith Waterhouse play in which Peter O'Toole plays the real Soho character whose Spectator column often contained only the title sentence when he was being tired and emotional. Performance at the Old Vic.
Bill Nighy in excellent form as a 1950s civil servant who, following some news, decides to live a little. Based on the original Kurosawa story.
Alec Guinness as the vacuum cleaner salesman in spy satire directed by Carol Reed. bw
Drama with Rod Steiger escaping to Mexico.
Ray Milland in story of a deadly Nazi spy plot. bw
Richard Attenborough as a small time gangster. bw
Veronica Lake with Alan Ladd as a hired killer. bw
Orson Welles, Joseph Cotton in classic WW2 tale set in Vienna. bw
Easter Saturday:
Burt Lancaster, Tony Curtis and Gina Lollobrigida in the entertaining circus story featuring the attempt to achieve the elusive triple somersault.