A filmaker's plea for modern Russia not to jettison its heritage. Cleverly modeled after Dante.

Robert Duvall gives an amazing performance. There are so many wonderful themes in this movie but the greatest is that of grace working through imperfect humanity.

For some time, I wouldn't watch these episodes. I figured that no one could beat Basil Rathbone. Wrong!

A moving pallette on which Disney artists painted many great images, setting them to some of the greatest orchestral works ever composed.

A visually delighful animated series finally issued on DVD. Don't miss this smart, weird, amusing and often subtle epic of a lone warrior's quest.

An endlessly interesting profile of one of the most intelligent and controversial modern military leaders.

A man who cares about nothing is forced to care for an orphaned neighbour girl and to risk his life for her.

Based on Waugh's "Vile Bodies", this Stephen Fry film is very skillfully executed. A satire about the dawning disillusion of a group of extroverts and pleasure-seekers.

What a performance! Nicholas Cage is a man who finds that he cannot burn both ends of his candle and who will risk everything for the life he wants to live.

Biopic about a devout British politician--the father of Dame Antonia Fraser--who worked for the rehabilitation of a woman sentenced to life for murder. Is she sincere? Can even the worst sins still be forgiven? What will his crusade cost him? Jim Broadbent delives a sympathetic portrayal of Lord Longford, a man who was ahead of his time regarding the idea of prison reform.

Who would have ever thought a cooking show could be so stimulating? Full of personal anecdotes, travel, and folk history, these shows will delight.

Based on a true story about a woman who manages to support her family by entering contests.

A profile of life in a nightmarish bureaucratic state.

Sir Kenneth Clark's masterful survey of art and culture.

Waugh's classic profile of an artistic/leisure class (and a more sophisticated Europe) that has now disappeared.