Set in the heady days of Vaudeville London, this film (from the director of Went The Day Well? and the underrated horror Dead of Night) follows the career of George Leybourne (alias Champagne Charlie). The atmosphere of gaslit streets and off-stage politics has a brooding realism, while vaudeville veteran Stanley Holloway provides excellent support as The Great Vance. Very theatrical and more luvvies than you can shake a chimney sweeps brush at. find out more...

Dean Martin pretty much plays himself as a boozing, womanising crooner in this rather saucy comedy farce. Famous singer ‘Dino' finds himself trapped in Nevada by two ambitious songwriters and at the mercy of his own insatiable appetites. Set to an Andre Previn score Kiss Me Stupid is an enjoyable and for its time, risqué romantic comedy. find out more...

The quintessential 1950s rock film; the story of a dumb blonde who rockets to stardom is a vehicle for a biting satire on the PR worlds of rock and advertising, as well as a showpiece for some excellent music (Fats Domino, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent etc). Well worth a watch! find out more...

Gentle coming of age comedy farce about two teenage girls following idiot savant, and pianist, Henry on his quest to seduce a married woman. find out more...

Haughty conductor Sir Alfred De Carter (Harrison) is madly in love with his wife, Daphne, but is driven to a murderous fit of jealousy when he reads a private detective's report of her activities during his absence. Convinced she is having an affair with his handsome young secretary De Carter contemplates various methods of murdering them but when he attempts to execute his plans his efforts degenerate into farce! find out more...