Category: TV

All that Heaven Allows

A Technicolour fantasia from the golden age of Hollywood now approaching it’s seventieth birthday, Douglas Sirk’s 1955 melodrama All that Heaven Allows receives a 2K restoration as it
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Women of Twilight

Number 4 Albion Road, North West London, the boarding house of widow Helen Allistair, one of the few landladies who is willing to rent rooms to lone mothers
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Barbarella Forever!

A Five-Star Double Rated Astral Navigatrix, Jean-Claude Forest’s adult comic character Barbarella first entered orbit in 1962, a rare liberated woman flying solo in the field of science
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Imitation of Life

It was serendipity that brought Delilah Johnson to the back door of widow Bea Pullman, responding to a notice in the newspaper asking for help but turning up
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Linie 1

Through morning fog and blocks of monolithic concrete it makes its way to a neon-lit destination of tiled walls and floors, the Berlin U-bahn subway system used by
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The House That Screamed

Taken to La Reposete by “a friend of the family,” the welcome given to eighteen-year old Thérèse Garan by headmistress Señora Fourneau is proper and formal; there is
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Emily the Criminal

Anything she does is the wrong thing, any answer she gives is the wrong answer: if she lies in the interview about her criminal conviction, they find out
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