Classic British-made western about gunslinger Noon (Richard Crenna), who is shot & subsequently suffers from a bout of amnesia. As he attemps to regain his memory, he makes friends with an outlaw, R. B. Rimes (Stephen Boyd) & a woman, Fan (Rosanna Schiaffino). Together, the trio search for Noon's shooter & seek revenge. ...

As its servicemen returned home at the end of WW II, the US Army turned to Popular Mechanics to help them find lucrative occupations. A series of 10 pamphlets were created, teaching skills that were 'fun to do & profitable too'. Featuring all of the original artwork, this work offers mini instructional courses that entertain men of various ages. ...

Gritty drama set in modern-day Glasgow. Jimmy Kerrigan (former East Enders actor Alex Ferns) returns to his family home on a tough estate after being detained at Her Majesty's pleasure for nine years on gun-running charges. He finds that both the city & the people he knew have changed irrevocably
- his mother is dying, & his brother has acquired a heroin habit. The film charts Jimmy's struggle
- at times misguided
- to come to terms with his new environment, straighten himself out his lifestyle & help those around him as best he can.


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In one heartstopping moment Mark Ormrod's life was brutally shattered when a landmine tore off both his legs & his right arm. This is the story of how, on the brink of despair, Mark Ormrod began the greatest battle of his life
- to walk again &, 'bionic' legs, to stand shoulder to shoulder with his comrades to receive his campaign medal.
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The last time a guy felt like a tool had nothing to do with his inability to tie the perfect Windsor, select the correct fork for the second course, or fight off a bear (because that guy's dead). This title collects all the trivia & everyday knowledge any guy should know
- & tests him to make sure he's up to speed on what really matters.
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A member of the French Resistance (Francois Leterrier), imprisoned & condemned to death by the Nazis, plots his escape from his cell at Montluc with the help of his teenage cellmate. Andre Devigny, whose own experiences form the basis of the film, acted as technical adviser to the film's director, Robert Bresson, & all the cast were non-professional. ...