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All his other documentaries are interesting and very well worth your time. Luckily they are all available on You Tube. Here's a list of the main ones, excluding The Trap. Pandora's Box The Power Of Nightmares The Living Dead The Century Of The Self The Mayfair Set All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace Bitter Lake

George Pal Buddy Guy Fred Friendly

Yasujiro Ozu double bill #2 Banshun : Late Spring (1949) Tokyo Monogatari (1953)

Zoltan Korda Sanders Of The River Elephant Boy

Satyajit Ray double bill #2 Charaluta (1964) Pratidwandi (1970)

Woodentops Twiggy Leaf Phoenix

Kitty Wells Kit Carson Dedicated Follower Of Fashion

Under The Shadow - Babak Anvari (2016) Very good Iranian film set during the missile attacks on Tehran during the Iran-Iraq war. Gradually morphs into a psychological thriller with shades of The Babadook and Repulsion. Don't expect jump out of the seat horror, it's not that kind of film. Recommended.

The Mamas & The Papas Sisters Of Mercy Brother From Another Planet

Is buttermilk a strictly American product? I've never seen it in either Japan or UK. I only drink full fat milk, with most of my consumption in home made yoghurt. I can't abide the low fat variety, it has no taste.

Benny Spellman Wizard Of Oz Magic Johnson

I've read American Pastoral a couple of times and thought it was great. If the reviews are to be believed, the film is a disappointment, making Indignation all the more admirable. We'll have to wait and see.

Indignation - James Schamus (2016) I enjoyed it very much. The central dialogue scene with the dean is a standout. Haven't read the book but am tempted to do so.

Joe Turner The Spinners Rotary Connection

Brother Orchid Broadway Danny Rose Barney Dunn, the world's worst ventriloquist

Ingmar Bergman double bill #2. Through A Glass Darkly (1961) Winter Light (1963)

Jeffrey Combs Herbert West Dr Frankenstein

Fingersmith The Artful Dodger Roger The Dodger

The trilogy is more colourful and cinematically appealing. The Dekalog films were never meant for film release, Roger Ebert says they were never seen in the cinema in America, and look quite drab, which is quite appropriate given the dismal, winter public housing setting. I like the stories. One problem may be that it's difficult to watch all ten parts in one go, and breaking them into several viewing sessions reduces the overall impact. I've seen the trilogy so many times, I thought I'd have another look at the Dekalog instead.

Little Big Man Little Feat The Man With Little Hands

Krzysztof Kieślowski double bill. Dekalog 1 & 2

John Dearman Blossom Dearie Bobby Deerfield

Robert Zemeckis double bill. Back To The Future (1985) Back To The Future 2 (1989)

Shane Meadows Gracie Fields Gunter Grass

Timeless Boys own popcorn time travel yarn. Complete baloney but great, fun entertainment.