Subgenre Sampler
Wolf at the Door, The (1987)- Dir. Henning Carlsen
Feat. Donald Sutherland, Max von Sydow - Thoughtful biopic of painter Paul Gauguin’s middle–years, with Donald Sutherland contending with the philistines of Paris upon his return…
You Talkin' to Me? (1987)- Dir. Charles Winkler
Feat. Jim Youngs, Faity Ford, Mykeltin Williamson - An intriguing satire about the perils of blind ambition, it follows a disenchanted New York actor – whose idol is Robert De Niro in TAXI DRIVER –…
8 Million Ways to Die (1986)- Dir. Hal Ashby
Feat. Rosanna Arquette, Jeff Bridges - Late–career crime–thriller from dir. Ashby, lending his skills to the woozily–atmospheric tale of Florida cocaine deals gone wrong.…
Arriving Tuesday (1986)- Dir. Richard Riddiford
Feat. Judy McIntosh, Peter Hayden - An estranged couple try to rekindle their romance by taking a holiday which only seems to make matters worse. A poignant love story.
- Assault, The (1986)
- Dir. Fons Rademakers
Feat. Derek De Lint, Marc Van Uchelen, Monique Van de Ven - Exceptional near–epic tale of a young boy who witnesses the murder of a Nazi collaborator. Fine direction won this powerful drama the Best…
Bashu, The Little Stranger (1986)- Dir. Bahram Beizai
Feat. Susan Taslimi, Parvis Pourhosseini, Adrian Afravian - Compassionate film follows the plight of a 10–year–old boy whose raided Iranian village forced him to take contentious refuge. Certain to…
Basil The Great Mouse Detective (1986)- Dir. Ron Clements
- A Sherlock Holmes–inspired animated feature from Disney. Set in turn–of–the–century London, Basil sets on the trail of a…
- Best of Q (TV Series) (1986)
- Feat. Spike Milligan
- Spike Milligan's influential television series (it out Monty Python's Monty Python) takes the former Goon's surrealistic 'nonsense' style and gives…
Bridge to Nowhere (1986)- Dir. Ian Mune
Feat. Bruno Lawrence - Young backpackers go bush and find themselves in a conflict of survival with bad–egg Bruno Lawrence.
Brighton Beach Memoirs (1986)- Dir. Gene Saks
Feat. Blythe Danner, Bob Dishy, Jonathan Silverman - A humourous slice of nostalgia set in pre–war Brooklyn, from the pen of Neil Simon.
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