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The San Sebastián Abbey, the sole asset of Roberto Vasquez inherited by his wife upon his tragic death, she and their children relocating to the Castile region of

Its UK premiere disrupted by a recalcitrant subtitle font which required a new file to be transferred from Spain, delaying the film from the mid-afternoon to the late-night

It’s a daunting step for Katy, the move to her childhood home and all the memories it holds, far from her comfort zone in California and the support

An insomniac who drives through the streets of the city by night, making ends meet by working as a handyman during the day, he drifts through life watching

Born to English parents but raised at his ancestral home in La Barre in France, there is no doubt that a scholar such as Jean-Luc Picard would be

A darkened house, the only illumination the blue television screen and the flickering nightlight in the hall; somewhere, a door creaks open, a blanket unfolds and falls from

The original remit of Doctor Who when it was conceived and developed in the early sixties to have been to present stories both entertaining and educational, the twin

Another month brings another delve into the Universal vaults as Eureka present a brace of films scanned from the original film elements to make their UK Blu-ray debut,

Houston, 1973, the latter years of the American manned space programme and the astonishing ups and terrifying downs obtained at colossal cost which defined the greatest undertaking ever.

It was a trauma from which the Coyle family never recovered, a rainy day camping in the woods near Living Springs in northern California, Tessa going down to