H6 - Diary Of A Serial Killer

Jazz Legends - Live Deluxe Edition 1

A series of live performances from contemporary jazz artists recorded all over the world in a variety of venues - intimate American jazz clubs, open air jazz festivals and concert halls throughout Europe. However, what is consistent throughout the series, is the wonderful music, the quality and enthusiasm of the performing jazz legends and the appreciation of the worldwide audiences. Includes: I'm All Strung Up On You - Les McCann, Love For Sale - Stephane Grappelli, Someone To Watch Over Me - Stephane Grappelli, I Got Rhythm - Stephane Grappelli, A Good Travel Agent - Ben Sidran, Oops - Mike Mainer's Steps Ahead, Cajun - Mike Mainer's Steps Ahead, The Nearness Of You - Arnett Cobb, Bags Groove - Arnett Cobb, Jitterbug Waltz - Charlie Byrd, Wave - Charlie Byrd, Someone To Light Up My Life - Charlie Byrd, Mitsubushi Boy - Ben Sidran, On The Cool Side - Ben Sidran and Someday We'll Meet Again - Les McCann.

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?

Tom And Jerry - The Magic Ring

Left in charge of a priceless magical ring by its young wizard master, Tom is horrified when the ring gets stuck on Jerry's head -and the little mouse takes off into the city! Before you can say 'abracadabra', the entire town is hot on our heroes' tails, the sorcerer's ring is spouting a torrent of mischievous magic, and Tom and Jerry are up to their animated ears in trouble.

Curse Of Frankenstein, The

After the death of his mother, young Baron Victor Frankenstein, employs a tutor and the two of them work together on a series of experiments to investigate the secrets of life and death. Eventually the pair manage to revive a dead dog and decide to see if they can construct a man from an assortment of body parts. During a storm the creature they have created comes to life with horrifying results.

London/ Robinson In Space

Patrick Keiller's two provocative film essays (journeys around London and England in the company of an unseen narrator) won huge critical acclaim. London - London is neither feature film nor documentary but a provocative essay in the form of a journal, recording fictitious journeys through a very real city. Writer, director and photographer Keiller shot the film during 1992, a year which witnessed the re-election of John Major, the continuation of the IRA bombing campaign and the beginning of the 'fall of the house of Windsor'. The fictional narrator, played by Paul Scofield, employed by the enigmatic and unseen Robinson, gives many wry insights into the city and its mysteries. Robinson In Space - Robinson, the enigmatic and unseen hero of London, returns with his travelling companion and researcher (again voiced by Paul Scofield) to undertake a hugely enjoyable journey around England. He has been commissioned by an international advertising agency to investigate the 'problem of England'. Although this problem is never clearly stated - let alone solved - Keiller's beautifully framed images and Scofield's sly, deadpan narration stimulate the eye and the mind. Contains an illustrated booklet with contributions from director Mike Hodges and writer Iain Sinclair.