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1.		If.... [1968] from Paramount Home Entertainment (UK) Price: £4.98 Customer Review: If you are British you must see this film. If you are young you must see this film. If you once were young you must see this film again. Unlike the rest of us Travis never got old, never lost his certainty, never compromised. Lyndsay Anderson, thank you for this film. I saw it first when I was 17. I... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

2.		Darling [1965] from Optimum Home Entertainment Price: £5.98 Customer Review: This film may be set in swinging London, but it's a world away from the good natured celebrations of coolness and fabness that films whose action was centred on Carnaby Street tended to be. In Schlesinger's London, marriage to your first love - however settled and however many kds you have - will... more info	Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

3.		A Kind Of Loving [1962] from 4 Front Video Customer Review: If your hair is just beginning to go grey at the edges, you will very likely join the ranks of those who feel nostalgic for their lost youth. This marvellous film from the very beginning of the 1960s is another example (with the even better 'Saturday Night & Sunday Morning' for example) of a... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

4.		Billy Liar [1963] from Optimum Home Entertainment Price: £4.98 Customer Review: This is without doubt the greatest film ever filmed in Yorkshire - Bradford and a bit of Leeds ( and a short scene in Oxford Street). It has no faults, so rare for any film. This was the film that made Julie Christie into a star, however she was not the first choice. The first Liz was played by... more info	Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

5.		The Shooting Party (Collectors Edition) [1985] from Cinema Club Price: £3.97 Customer Review: An melancholy look at the world of England's landed gentry a year before the war they once called the Great War, a world that will never exist again. Don't let the remarks about "digital restoration" give you the impression this is a film made in the 1930s. It was released in 1985, and thus before... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

6.		Don't Look Now - Special Edition [1973] from Optimum Home Entertainment Price: £4.98 Customer Review: I endorse everything said by previous reviewers in acknowledging the power, beauty and sheer creepiness of this film classic, hence the 5 stars. Equally, I am appalled at this new DVD version that can offer such poor quality sound and would give it only 1 star if it were possible to rate the sound... more info	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

7.		The Go-Between (Penguin Modern Classics) from Penguin Classics Price: £6.69 Customer Review: This was a delightfully engaging book about the recollections of a young boy embroiled in a scandalous liaison and his feelings on the matter. It was really interesting to get a 12-year-old boy's perspective on an adult love affair and I loved the descriptive feelings that enabled me to empathise... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

8.		Far From The Madding Crowd [1998] from ITV DVD Price: £4.98 Customer Review: One of Thomas Hardy's best-loved novels is sensitively and accurately dramatised in this 1998 classic. Upon inheriting her uncle's farm, the beautiful and assertive Bathsheba Everdene (Paloma Baeza) is the most sought after maiden in the whole of Weatherbury. She's forced to choose between the... more info	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

9.		The Deadly Affair [1966] from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Price: £3.98 Customer Review: The Deadly Affair is one of the better John Le Carre screen adaptations. Based on 'Call For the Dead,' the title's not the only name change: though he's called Charles Dobbs here, James Mason is really George Smiley while Maximilian Schell's character also undergoes a name change from The Spy Who... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

10.		Poor Cow from Momentum Pictures Customer Review: "Poor Cow" is my favourite Ken Loach film. In fact, it is my favourite film of all time. I only discovered it 2 years ago and it has a very personal connection for me. I have since read the novel that inspired it and can state that it is a very honest and faithful dramatisation of Nell Dunn's text.... more info	Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

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