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BFI synopsis: The ancient craft of coopering and the making of metal kegs for beer.
Looks at Malcolm X, his life, and how he came to the position of hating whites, advocating black power and being separate. His views are contrasted with those of people like James Baldwin and Martin Luther...
Feature film comedy about an undisciplined girl’s school. Includes a short sequence during ‘a culture festival’ in which a pupil performs a striptease while reciting the ‘to be or not to be’...
BFI synopsis: Survey of the facilities and special subjects provided for secondary school children in comprehensive schools.
BFI synopsis: The use and development of working models in laboratories to simulate planes and hovercraft, and radio-controlled models made by amateurs.
BFI synopsis: A light-hearted survey of some legal pitfalls. Sam Kydd is credited as a cast member and on-screen participant.
BFI synopsis: The work of the Children’s Film Foundation.
Thrilling film report of Donald Campbell’s success in setting new world water-speed record.
Malcolm Morley (b.1931), the English-born ‘enfant terrible’ of American art, learned to paint in prison, and abandoned photorealism for a succession of styles. In this film he is shown talking to Patrick...
Kubrick’s controversial screen version of the novel by Anthony Burgess. A violent and bleak vision of the future. The DVD includes the illustrated screenplay containing 800 still images from A Clockwork...
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