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“Hope is a diamond, the only direction that will lead us home.” Home is a relative concept in these words drilled into the schoolchildren in the underground shelter

Appearing on Blu-ray as part of Eureka’s Masters of Cinema range with a splash of jade green comes Billy Wilder’s 1963 farcical comedy Irma La Douce starring Shirley

It was the snap that was heard around the world as the Earth’s mightiest heroes were defeated for the first time as Thanos took command of the Infinity

It was supposed to be another lovely summer at Camp Clear Vista, bonding, refreshing, teaching the youngsters useful life skills as well as the more abstract concepts of

The risk of any artistic endeavour is to be superseded by the future; while normally it would be science fiction which is most at danger of being caught

Now on Blu-ray is one of the classic British war films of the postwar period, director Lewis Gilbert’s Sink the Bismarck!, a tightly-plotted fictionalised account of the Royal

For as long as history has been written, good and evil have fought for dominance over the world, the forces who would build and heal and save against

Continuing their investigations into the skeletons in the closets of the wealthy families of Italian descent marked giallo, Arrow Films’ latest expedition has taken them to the fabulous

Life has not been kind to Nick Hayes; his father chose the fast way out when faced with cancer, he is targeted by both the school bully and

It’s a just another ordinary day at school for Alexander Papas; have your salt and vinegar crisps stolen by Dinu Balan, get summoned to the headteacher’s office to