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1 Sep 0001

Passage to India, A (1984): Judy Davis leads a troupe of perenial British actors in this, the legendary director's final film – an immaculate production of E.M. Forster's…; 1 Sep 0001
Proof (1991): Near–perfect little drama makes the most of its intriguing premise; a blind photographer interprets the world by having his photographs…; 1 Sep 0001
House of Cards, The (TV Series) (1990-1993): A sardonic and blackly humourous look at British politics, with a reptilian Ian Richardson plotting and blackmailing his way into power in three…; 1 Dec 2025
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992): Francis Ford Coppola's opulent and erotic update of the gothic legend. Gary Oldman's incarnation of the fanged one is most impressive here, as are…; 1 Sep 0001
Gimme Shelter (1970): The Rolling Stones captured at the summit of their popularity and musical form in 1970, on the tour that led to disaster at Altamont. The Maysles…; 1 Sep 0001
An Angel at My Table (1990): Multi–award winning adaptation of Janet Frame's three autobiographies, deserving of its big reputation through compassionate storytelling and…; 1 Sep 0001
Goodbye Pork Pie (1981): This little beauty was the first Kiwi film to make international inroads. An amoral tale about a gang of misfits who travel the length of the country…; 1 Sep 0001
Middle Age Spread (1979): Grant Tilly is priceless as the philandering high–school deputy who reluctantly hosts a dinner party for six. Based on the play by Roger Hall,…; 1 Sep 0001
Sabrina (1954): Cinderella–ish comic yarn with a dream cast and director. Audrey Hepburn plays a humble chauffeur's daughter who wins the affections of noble…; 1 Sep 0001
Spellbound (1945): Beguiling Hitchcock, with Ingrid Bergman psychoanalyzing murder suspect Gregory Peck. Famed dream sequence by Salvador Dali.; 1 Sep 0001
Richard III (1955): Laurence Olivier's third cinematic translation of Shakespeare both as actor and director. His performance borders on high camp as the twisted 15th…; 1 Sep 0001
Hail Mary (1985): Controversial and ultimately reverent update on the story of the immaculate conception, with Mary as a gas station attendant and Joseph as her cab…; 1 Sep 0001
Ugly, The (1997): A local portrait of a serial killer – Auckland lad Scott Reynolds' transcends his derivative script with an audacious visual style that'll…; 1 Sep 0001
Big Lebowski, The (1998): Rolling another warped vision down the gutter, the inscrutable minds of the Coen Brothers (FARGO, RAISING ARIZONA) endow this bowling comedy with…; 1 Sep 0001
I'll Make You Happy (1998): A comical hotchpotch set among Auckland's K–Road denizens, featuring Jodie Rimmer as a peppy prositute who plots to rip–off pimp Michael…; 1 Sep 0001
Lolita (1997): Nabakov's novel, still raising eyebrows, is here lavished with a meticulous production and all the artistry the director of 9 ½ WEEKS could rustle…; 1 Sep 0001
Walking with Dinosaurs (TV Series) (1999): In tracing the 160 million year history of the big lizards, this comprehensive BBC doco slavishly recreates the flora, fauna and geography of the age…; 1 Sep 0001
Bowling For Columbine (2002): Essential viewing from the dir. of ROGER AND ME, constructing another entertaining and devastating critique of the contradictions of the US of A,…; 1 Sep 0001
Igby Goes Down (2002): More than meets the eye in this indie New York satire about an over–educated ‘slacker’ experiencing growing pains amid upper…; 1 Sep 0001
Work of Director Spike Jonze, The (2003): Before his successful foray into feature films, director Spike Jonze made his name as the pre–eminent music video director of the 1990s. He…; 1 Sep 0001
Spun (2002): A cinematically exhilarating depiction of existence among a group of methamphetamine (P) addicts in Los Angeles, that is sure to divide audiences as…; 1 Sep 0001
Chaplin Revue, The (1918-1923): A collection of comic shorts from Charlie Chaplin, playing his 'Tramp' character. Featured are 'Shoulder Arms', 'The Idle Class', 'The Pilgrim',…; 1 Sep 0001
Christmas (2003): Structured around a grueling family Christmas in suburban New Zealand, this stark and uncompromising drama is one of the best low–budget…; 1 Sep 0001
Gloomy Sunday (Ein Lied Von Liebe Und Tod) (1999): Captivating drama which pivots around the apocryphal origins of the classic melancholy song 'Gloomy Sunday' in pre–WW2 Budapest. An amiably…; 1 Sep 0001
Pulp (1972): After completing the phenomenal GET CARTER Caine and dir. Hodges reteamed for this lightweight, yet highly watchable comedy thriller. Caine plays…; 1 Sep 0001
Zatoichi (2003): Actor–director–cult hero Takeshi Kitano stylishly revives a hero of well–known Japanese mythology and scores his most broadly…; 1 Sep 0001
Dallas - Season 3 (TV Series) (1979-1980): Further episodes in the classic piece of 80s TV Americana, following the fortunes of the well–heeled Ewing and Barnes families. Available over…; 1 Sep 0001
Memories of Tomorrow (2004): An artful psychological thriller set around a man's (Thompson) frustrating amnesia of a past which seemingly involves commando training and…; 1 Sep 0001
Dallas - Season 4 (TV Series) (1980-1981): Further episodes in the classic piece of 80s TV Americana, following the fortunes of the well–heeled Ewing and Barnes families. Available over…; 1 Sep 0001
Pink Floyd - Pulse (1994): A superbly remastered film of a Pink Floyd concert (sans Roger Waters) at Earls Court, London, 1994. The concert included a complete rendition of the…; 1 Sep 0001

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