An Ingrid Bergman double bill. ' The Inn of the Sixth Happiness' is the true story of an English missionary (Bergman) who led a hundred children over enemy territory in pre-WWII China. Robert Donat plays a Chinese mandarin in his final screen performance & North Wales stands in for the Chinese countryside. Whilst ' Anastasia' is Anatole Litvak's screen adaptation of the popular play written by Marcelle Maurette. Bergman stars (in her first Hollywood role, for several years, after her 'scandalous' affair with Roberto Rossellini) as an amnesiac in Paris during the early 1920s who is picked up by an exiled White Russian General (Yul Brynner) & encouraged to pose as the long-lost daughter, Anastasia, of the murdered Czar Nicholas of Russia. If she successfully passes as Anastasia, the General & his cohorts stand to gain the £10 million that has been held in trust at the Bank of Engl&. However, they have to convince the only surviving member of the Romanov family, the Grand Duchess (Helen Hayes) before they can get their hands on the money. Bergman won an Academy Award for her role. ...

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How will life at Billings be now that everything has changed? Set in a world of exclusive boarding schools, Kate Brian's compelling series combines the bitchy snobbery of the elite & wealthy with a Heather-esque element of dark secrets, mystery, & satire. ...

A mix of well-known authors & bright new names look at inner city life with all its problems & challenges in this sparkling collection of br&-new stories. It has a strong multi-cultural slant, as the issue of migrants is dealt with, but also features stories about crime, families in crisis as well as more uplifting, positive scenarios. ...