Who spies on the spies? Alec Guinness stars in this masterful BBC adaptation of the Le Carre novel.

Brill!

Directors cut of a great anti-war film, based on Conrads Heart of Darkness. Difficult to watch the descent into madness that was Vietnam, yet ultimately rewarding.

Scorsese was robbed of the best director Oscar for this. The Henry Hill commentary is chilling, reminding us that what you see really did happen.

Captivating portrait of one of my heros, the infamous President R. M. Nixon

The life and times of a British PM: The books are dire, yet Ian Richardson makes this a highly enjoyable political drama. Unfortunately, it isnt quite this exciting at Westminster.

"It's..." Although the series could be hit and miss, I cant find a fault with this.

Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger (who won best actor for his portral of a small town sheriff) are unmissable in this excellent film as they deal with bigotry and racism in the deep south.

A film of its time thats just as funny, while just as terrifying, as Im sure it was in 1963.

A great western. Has it all.

"You're darned tootin'!" Cracking little film that manges to be a comedy and thriller rolled into one.

Possibly the best aussie film Ive seen. Tells the story of a child prodigy who, after years of emotional pressure from his father, falls into ill health and schizophrenia. Despite this, it is an imme