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Men of Violence
Little Malcolm Little Malcolm
Drama 1975 111 mins Director: Stuart Cooper
Delusional revolutionary Malcolm Scrawdyke (John Hurt) leads his Party of Dynamic Erection in a battle against an unseen nemesis in this dark comedy.
Voice Over Voice Over
Drama 1982 108 mins Director: Chris Monger
A disturbing and controversial psychological drama from award-winning director Christopher Monger.
The Black Panther The Black Panther
Drama 1977 97 mins Director: Ian Merrick
Gripping crime drama charts the killing spree which Donald Neilson, aka the Black Panther, perpetrated across England during the mid-70s.
The Body Beneath The Body Beneath
Horror 1970 82 mins Director: Andy Milligan
Vampires rampage around Hampstead in a strange, bloody cult horror by low-budget sex-gore auteur Andy Milligan.
Tomorrow Never Comes Tomorrow Never Comes
Crime 1978 102 mins Director: Peter Collinson
This tense, violent hostage drama stars Oliver Reed as a negotiator trying to barter the release of Susan George from her deranged partner.
The Forgotten Faces The Forgotten Faces
Documentary drama 1961 19 mins Director: Peter Watkins
A gripping newsreel style account of the 1956 peoples' uprising in Hungary directed by celebrated innovator of the docudrama form, Peter Watkins.
The Spy's Wife The Spy's Wife
Drama 1971 28 mins Director: Gerry O'Hara
Tom Bell stars in this short film about a spy's wife who shows herself to be rather adept at espionage, while her husband is away on a mission.
Captured Captured
War 1959 64 mins Director: John Krish
Previously only shown to a restricted audience of top military brass from the Ministry of Defence, Captured is a stunning Prisoner of War drama.
Recluse Recluse
Crime 1979 29 mins Director: Bob Bentley
Based on the true story of a tragic murder and suicide that took place on the Luxton farm in Devon in the 1970s.
The Last Chapter (1974) The Last Chapter (1974)
Drama 1974 30 mins Director: David Tringham
Dark tale in which a best-selling author (Denholm Elliot) is unbalanced by an assured young fan (Susan Penhaligon) who questions the move into easy commercialism displayed in his recent writing.