Comedy sequel starring Kal Penn & John Cho as the eponymous pot-loving twosome. Having just finished stuffing their faces with White Castle hamburgers, Harold & Kumar decide to fly to Amsterdam so Harold can declare his love to his beautiful neighbour, Maria (Paula Garces). Unfortunately, when the bong that Kumar smuggles onto the flight is mistaken for a bomb, the pair are accused of being terrorists & subsequently dropped off at Guantanamo Bay where they are detained by the deranged Deputy Chief of Homeland Security, Ron Fox (Rob Corddry). The two friends manage to escape & make it back to the United States, hoping to prove their innocence. Unfortunately, several obstacles stand in their way, including the dreaded Ku Klux Klan, a one-eyed, inbred monster, & old friend, Neil Patrick Harris (as himself), who takes the boys on an ill-fated visit to a brothel. ...

Comedy sequel starring Kal Penn & John Cho as the eponymous pot-loving twosome. Having just finished stuffing their faces with White Castle hamburgers, Harold & Kumar decide to fly to Amsterdam so Harold can declare his love to his beautiful neighbour, Maria (Paula Garces). Unfortunately, when the bong that Kumar smuggles onto the flight is mistaken for a bomb, the pair are accused of being terrorists & subsequently dropped off at Guantanamo Bay where they are detained by the deranged Deputy Chief of Homeland Security, Ron Fox (Rob Corddry). The two friends manage to escape & make it back to the United States, hoping to prove their innocence. Unfortunately, several obstacles stand in their way, including the dreaded Ku Klux Klan, a one-eyed, inbred monster, & old friend, Neil Patrick Harris (as himself), who takes the boys on an ill-fated visit to a brothel. ...

Comedy following the life-changing journey of Korean-American investment banker Harold (John Cho) & Indian-American medical-school candidate Kumar (Kal Penn). Harold & Kumar decide to spend their Friday night searching for a White Castle burger, a task that proves a lot more difficult than they imagined. The two friends wind up on an epic road trip of deep thoughts, deeper inhaling, & enough half-baked, politically incorrect philosophising to outweigh a White Castle value meal. ...

Hal Ashby's cult black-comedy. Harold (Bud Cort) is a death-obsessed teenager who hangs around in cemeteries & drives a hearse. When he attends a funeral & meets his polar opposite Maude (Ruth Gordon), a life-loving 79-year-old, a strange love affair ensues. However, the offbeat nature of their pairing, & their defiance of social convention, causes upset all around. With music by Cat Stevens. ...

Having retired from a career in the petroleum industry, Osmond harkens back to his college training as an architectural historian to explore the work of English architect Falkner (1875-1963), who resisted the modernist movement & designed many residential & commercial buildings in his home town of Farnham in traditional styles. Distributed by T ...

The Nottinghamshire bowler Harold Larwood was his country's chief weapon in the notorious 1932-3 Ashes tour, during which England's fast bowlers used so-called ' Bodyline' tactics to counter the threat posed by the great Australian batsman Don Bradman. Larwood's pace & hostility brought England a 4-1 series victory. After the series Larwood was used as a scapegoat by the MCC. He never played for England again. Frustrated & depressed, in 1953 he was encouraged to emigrate to Australia by some of the same men he had played against & injured in 1932-3. ...