Fight Club

Heaven And The Suicide King

A powerful thriller set against the sinister backdrop of a wife swapping syndicate in Hollywood. When Tommy and his actress wife, Heaven, relocate to Hollywood they are both full of their own ambitions and prospects for the future. While Tommy struggles with his new business venture Heaven thinks she has found a quick way into the acting business when she befriends a group of high powered film executives...

Sharpe - Sharpe's Regiment

Sean Bean is back as the swashbuckling British officer, Richard Sharpe. In Sharpe's Regiment, Sharpe's and Sgt. Harper return to England to recruit new soldiers for the depleted ranks of the South Essex Battalion. When Sharpe is summoned to court to meet The Prince of Wales, he discovers sleaze and corruption in the highest ranks of The British Army. Sharpe reports his suspicions, only to find himself and Harper the subject of an assassination attempt. Sharpe and Harper then face a dramatic race against time to prove the conspiracy, during which Sharpe encounters Sir Henry Simmerson's niece Jane, who he has admired for years. She promises to aid Sharpe in his plight. Can Sharpe come up with enough evidence to expose the scandal and also protect his own life?

Cutting Crew - Live At Full House Rock Show

Cutting Crew?s single debut I Just Died in Your Arms brought the band to number 4 in the UK Charts in 1986. And just one year later another superhit followed, I?ve been in Love Before, which hit the top spot in the US Billboard charts. Sadly, guitarist Kevin MacMichael died in 2002 but singer Nick Van Eede has reformed the band with a completely new line-up and they are currently touring with their new album, Grinning Souls.This concert, filmed in Hamburg, Germany in 1987, shows off the band?s optimistic songs and catchy melodies with the original line-up?s skilful deployment of acoustic and electronic instruments. Cutting Crew wow their fans at this concert with their amazing live show.

Russian Night - 1993

Outdoor concert from the Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Seiji Ozawa and features pieces by Strauss, Stravinsky and Borodin ending with a stirring performance of Lincke's Berliner Luft.

La Cage Aux Folles

A happily settled gay couple have to disguise their homosexuality when a son from a long-ago liaison arrives home with his prospective in-laws. Based on a popular French play, it won 3 Oscar nominations and Serrault (the 'wife') won the French equivalent of an Oscar. Followed by 2 sequels and a successful Broadway run, it was one of the biggest-grossing foreign-language films ever at the US box-office.