Two gold-diggers (Clint Eastwood & Lee Marvin) share a wife (Jean Seberg) during the California Gold Rush. Her presence helps turn the amoral ' No-Name City' from a shanty town to a respectable settlement
- for a while. As a musical the film is particularly notable as a record of Lee Marvin's rendition of ' Wand'rin' Star' & Clint Eastwood singing 'I Talk to the Trees'; it also stars Harve Presnell & Ray Walston.
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Contains puzzles which are also works of art. Every time you complete a diagram, you also draw a picture. Along the top & left side of the grid are numbers that refer to the columns & rows: these are the keys to a code revealing which & how many squares to fill in. ...

Low-budget horror. A team of eight adrenaline junkies applies to participate in the ultimate paintball game. On arrival they are blindfolded & taken deep into a remote forest, & the game begins. But the game soon plunges its players into the realms of nightmare as one team member is hit with a real bullet, & what began as a thrill-seeking sport becomes a desperate struggle for survival. ...

For generations the Stoner & Smith families have lived & worked on the canals. But now this idyllic way of life is threatened
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Published to coincide with a British Library exhibition of the same name, this study explores the background & history of this artwork & symbol of Christianity. Sections examine aspects of the Anglo-Saxon world: the heritage of the people who lived & ruled & how & why this book was made. ...

In the early 20th century h&-tinted postcards became one of the most popular of art forms. This extraordinary collection encompasses cards from throughout the world including Africa & the Middle East, many raising issues of colonialism, & exoticism, but many also just celebrating everyday relationships, friendship & family. ...