Subgenre Sampler
Buffalo Soldiers (2001)- Broadly subversive drama set among the bored US Army Corp guarding West Germany just before the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Chiefly tracks…
- DVD $19.95
Gosford Park (2001)
- A handsome recital of Agatha Christie–style whodunnit and ‘upstairs–downstairs’ class–drama set in the confines of an English…
- Poster (VG) $14.95
Read My Lips (Sur Mes Levres) (2001)- Sturdy, unconventional French thriller about an insecure, partially–deaf office clerk who tries to help an irascible ex–con integrate…
- Poster (VG) $12.95
When Strangers Appear (Shearer's Breakfast) (2001)- A piquant little thriller set at a lonely country rest–stop – Foxton standing in for Oregon – with dir. Reynold’s (HEAVEN, THE…
- DVD
$19.95$14.95 
CSI (TV Series) (Crime Scene Investigation) (2000-2001)- Highly watchable forensic TV drama that follows the fortunes of a police unit in Las Vegas who use tiny clues and the latest scientific methods to…
- DVD $39.95, $39.95, $39.95, $39.95
Traffic (2000)
- A masterful, suitably complex address of the ‘drug problem’ and how it enslaves consumers, dealers, policy–makers and law–enforcers…
- DVD $19.95
Essex Boys (1999)- One of the present wave of British crime–films, this tale of trainee cabbie Charlie Creed–Miles going to work for volatile hard–man…
- DVD $39.95
Inspector Montalbano (TV Series) (Commissario Montalbano) (1999-2018)- Based on the global bestsellers by Andrea Camilleri, this series of telemovies is set around a world–weary, though not cynical, Sicilian…
- DVD $29.95, $29.95, $34.95, $39.95
Cube (1998)- More than meets the eye of this enthralling dark–horse B–movie from Canada. Five strangers find themselves thrown together in a…
- DVD
$20$15 
Heat of the Sun (TV Mini-Series) (1998)- The seedier side of Kenya's expatriate community is laid bare in this classic British police procedural set in 1930s Nairobi.
- DVD $29.95
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