“A compelling, atmospheric production that brings Orwell’s themes to the screen with intelligence.“ -Richard Scheib (Moria Reviews).

Michael Ripper, Michael Redgrave, Ronan O’Casey, Ewen Solon, Patrick Allen, Edmond O’Brien, Carol Wolveridge, Donald Pleasence, Kenneth Griffith, Mervyn Johns, David Kossoff, Jan Sterling, Ernest Clark star in the 1956 production that Janne Wass of Scifist called “A gripping, unsettling vision of totalitarianism — still potent decades later.”

In a totalitarian future society, Winston Smith, whose daily work is re-writing history, tries to rebel by falling in love. Smith secretly rebels against a totalitarian government that controls truth and freedom. When he begins a forbidden romance with Julia, the two risk everything to find love and individuality in a world ruled by fear and surveillance.

“A standout early Orwell adaptation, tense and absorbing from start to finish.”– Gilles Penso (FilmsFantastiques)

“A stark and stylish dystopia that remains one of the most faithful screen versions.” – Mark R. Hasan (KQEK.com).

“A surprisingly strong and thoughtful adaptation, elevated by its performances and tone.”– Monica Sullivan (Movie Magazine International).

1956 / English / 90 Minutes / Black & White / A Film by Michael Anderson.

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In March 1971, several dozen American soul, jazz & gospel artists embarked on a journey to Ghana, West Africa that would change the lives of all involved. For the African American artists, this was a journey about personal roots, history, discovery, loss, pain and joy. The film documents a one-of-a-kind awe-inspiring festival where black American souls connected with black West African souls through the enduring power of music.

Directed by Academy AwardⓇ winner Denis Sanders and produced by Tom Mosk & Richard Bock, the resulting concert film/documentary features electrifying performances in front of over 100,000 Ghanaians who were witnessing these legendary artists for the first time.

The film was recently restored to the original edit by reconstructing each scene using the high quality 2K transfers from the original film elements, which were shot in the 4:3 aspect ratio. This is a monumental concert film that features artists at the peak of their powers.

The artists and performances include:

March 6, 2026 is the 55th anniversary of the original show.

Restored thanks to a program by the Grammy Foundation that seeks to preserve important films about music.

Won the Golden Lion of Addis Ababa Award, the highest honor at the Ethiopian Film Festival.

“Soul to Soul’ will hook you…. the film sticks to the concert, brilliantly evoking the performances and crowd reactions in a flow of closeups and panoramic shots, to the stabbing, pounding pulse of the music.”  – New York Times

1971 / Music Performance / Color / English / A film by Denis Sanders.

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The David-versus-Goliath story of the man who built the war winning jet engine in the face of huge opposition from the scientific community, the government and big business.

In 1937 Whittle ran the world’s first turbojet engine leading to a revolution in the way we travel – all of today’s jet engines can trace their origin to Whittle’s work.

Whittle’s invention of the turboJet marked the dawn of the dawn of the jet age.

With all the science behind Whittle’s turbojet, an engineering marvel, the fundamentals can be summed up quite simply however as “SUCK, SQUASH, BANG, BLOW”– Kerissa Khan – Former President of The Royal Aeronautical Society

“The production of FRANK WHITTLE: A GENIUS IN THE FAMILY originally set out to explore a simple question:

What is it like to have a genius in your family?

Ian Whittle’s deeply personal testimony about his memoires of his father formed the foundations of the story which we then broadened with the support of a variety of aviation experts and contributors that permitted not only a biographical presentation but also a deep look at the trajectory of Whittle’s invention.

The film took more than four years to produce, taking in locations from the across the UK. The result is that it reveals Frank Whittle as a fascinating and complex man who not only changed the world but allowed us to see what it looks like.” – Nick Horrell, Producer, Director and Writer.

The participants represent the who’s who of British Aviation History including:

• •Air Commodore Sir Frank Whittle – digitally remastered from original 16mm, filmed in 1986
• •Ian Whittle – Younger son of Sir Frank Whittle
• •Max Asseily – Great grandson of Sir Frank Whittle
• •Kerissa Khan – President of The Royal Aeronautical Society (2023-2024)
• •Professor Robert Miller – Director of Cambridge University’s Whittle Laboratory
• •Dr Victoria Taylor – Military Historian, Writer and Broadcaster
• •Richard Noble – Former Land Speed World Record Holder (1983-1997)
• •Captain Eric Brown – WWII fighter ace and test pilot filmed 2007
• •Dr Hans Von Ohain – German jet pioneer filmed in 1987

A 2025 68-minute film in 4K by Producer, Co-Director and Co-Writer Nick Horrell.

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“[A] fascinating and somewhat frightening documentary set in the fast-forward arena of synthetic biology.” – Michael Rechtshaffen, Los Angeles Times

Genesis 2.0 is a documentary film made by Oscar-Nominated Swiss director and producer Christian Frei and Russian filmmaker Maxim Abugaev

On the remote New Siberian Islands in the Arctic Ocean, hunters search for tusks of extinct mammoths. One day, they discover a surprisingly well-preserved mammoth carcass. Resurrecting the woolly mammoth is a first manifestation of the next great technological revolution – genetics. It may well turn our world upside down.

Werner Herzog meets Jurassic Park in this real-life thriller that explores humanity’s reckless courage and the dawning of a new and unprecedented age of scientific change. Chronicles the discovery and cloning of Woolly Mammoths, extinct for 11,000 years.

“The woolly mammoth tusk is just the tip of the iceberg in this haunting excavation.” – Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter.

Winner: Special Jury at the Sundance Film Festival and nominated for four international awards including Best Documentary (Swiss Film Prize), and Best Documentary Feature (Sarasota Film Festival).

Documentary / 2018 / English Plus Others w/English subtitles / 112 minutes / Color / A film by Christian Frei and Maxim Arbugaev.

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