Sales Gallery: Recent Releases
1 Oct 0001
Miami Vice (TV Series) (1984-1988)
- One of the premiere TV–fantasies of the 1980s – pastel–suited vice–cops Crockett and Tubbs (Don Johnson and Phillip Michael…
- 1 Oct 0001
Dirty Harry (1971)
- Classic genre film with Clint Eastwood as Inspector Callaghan, a dynamic cop determined to bring in a psycho–killer, even if he has to break a…
- 1 Oct 0001
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)
- A fantasy–fuelled, Chinese feudal melodrama laced with jaw–dropping combat sequences (arguably the best ever staged), this represents a…
- 1 Oct 0001
Rutles, The (All You Need is Cash) (1978)
- The mock–Beatles twist and "rut" in a spot–on piss–take of the Fab Four, led by Monty Python’s Eric Idle and making a…
- 1 Oct 0001
Psycho Beach Party (2000)
- Kicking sand in the face of John Waters’ latest efforts, this parody of GIDGET and other 60s beach party movies gets fabulous mileage out of…
- 1 Oct 0001
Rainbow Bridge (1972)
- A thinly–contrived hippy fable, notable though for featuring footage of the last–ever concert by Jimi Hendrix.
- 1 Oct 0001
Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
- An intense recreation of Joan of Arc’s trial and sentence that qualifies as one of cinema’s most transcendental achievements.
Consisting…
- 1 Oct 0001
Black Books (TV Series) (2002)
- Plotted around dipsomaniac bookstore–owner Dylan Moran and his pal Bill Bailey, this genially anti–social comedy from Britain’s Channel…
- 1 Oct 0001
Scratch (2001)
- Comprehensive coverage of the evolution of DJing as an artform, from its formative years in the early 80s to its establishment as a movement known as…
- 1 Oct 0001
Spirited Away (2002)
- Animation visionary Hayao Miyazaki gets to fully unlock his boundless imagination through the otherworldly adventures of an innocent young girl that…
- 23 Apr 2015
Dinner Rush (2000)
- An appetizing New York ‘food movie’ sprinkled over lightly with mobster melodrama set in the bustling, upmarket Italian restaurant of the…
- 1 Oct 0001
Cabin in the Sky (1943)
- Landmark musical presents a 'faux–negro' folk story accompanied by the sophisticated musicianship of Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and…
- 1 Oct 0001
Tracker, The (2002)
- Uniquely conceived parable enacted in the heat of Australia's outback in 1922, where David Gulpilil is an Aboriginal tracker forced to help three…
- 1 Oct 0001
Frank Zappa - Does Humour Belong in Music? (1985)
- Frank Zappa captured in full flight, live in concert in 1984 at The Pier, NYC, providing his patented blend of musical virtuosity, sociological…
- 1 Oct 0001
Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins, The (1971)
- Minor British comedy from the 'liberated' 70s, sees various comedians run the gamut of sinful behaviour in the company of some saucy female…
- 1 Oct 0001
Carmen Jones (1954)
- Blazing screen version of George Bizet's "Carmen" classic opera uniquely staged in the Deep South with an all–black cast and new lyrics by…
- 1 Oct 0001
Capturing the Friedmans (2003)
- Not an easy watch but as compelling as they come, this is a uniquely close–up portrait of a middle–class Jewish family who are ripped…
- 1 Oct 0001
Punk in London (1978)
- An on–the–spot compilation of late 1970s footage in the heyday of Britain's punk music explosion. Features numbers by The Clash, The…
- 1 Oct 0001
Blues Film Collection, The (Soul of a Man, Red, White and Blues, Feel Like Going Home, Godfathers and Sons, Piano Blues, The Road to Memphis, Warming by the Devil's Fire) (2003)
- A lavish collection of Blues documentary features made under the auspices of Martin Scorsese.
Directed by an impressive line up of…
- 1 Oct 0001
Red Beard (Akahige) (1965)
- An unusual hospital drama from dir. Kurosawa, collaborating for the final time with Mifune, who here plays a tough doctor coaching an intern (Kayama)…
- 1 Oct 0001
No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (2005)
- Scorsese's comprehensive biography focuses on Bob Dylan's life and music from 1961–66, includes never–seen performance footage and…
- 1 Oct 0001
Moro no Brasil (2002)
- A toe–tapping delve into the ferment of Brazil's popular musical traditions, with dir. Kaurismaki zeroing in to explore the hidden roots of the…
- 1 Oct 0001
Deadwood - Season 1 (TV Series) (2004)
- An acclaimed new revision of the Western genre, recounting the complex and troubling establishment of the Arizona town of Deadwood in the 1880s,…
- 1 Oct 0001
New York Doll (2005)
- Affecting yet hilarious documentary about the bass–player of influential glam–punk band The New York Dolls, Arthur 'Killer' Kane, whose…
- 1 Oct 0001
Doctor Who (TV Series) [Patrick Troughton] (Dr. Who) (1966-1969)
- After the disappearance of William Hartnell, the cult BBC series continued with Patrick Troughton assuming the mantle of the enigmatic…
- 1 Oct 0001
Is Paris Burning? (Paris brûle-t-il?) (1966)
- An international cast grace this lengthy war drama, set in 1944 Paris as the retreating Germans prepared to burn the city to the ground on Hitler's…
- 1 Oct 0001
Orca (The Killer Whale) (1977)
- A killer whale goes feral after its pregnant mate is slayed by grizzly fisherman Richard Harris in this largely maligned JAWS spinoff from the dir.…
- 1 Oct 0001
Prairie Home Companion, A (2006)
- Reviving the musical scope of his 70s watermark NASHVILLE, Robert Altman’s last film lovingly dramatizes the backstage quandary of a live radio…
- 1 Oct 0001
La Vie en Rose (2007)
- Marion Cotillard excels (and deservingly won a Best Actress Oscar) in this stunning new biopic of the life and times of French singer Edith…
- 1 Oct 0001
Master of the House (Thou Shalt Honour Thy Wife, Du Skal Aere Din Hustru) (1925)
- Deceptively simple, penetrating chamber piece from Dreyer, centered on an abusive husband who is dealt to by the long–suffering family’s…
- 1 Oct 0001