The Afrofuturist and socio-politically revolutionary film is never less than fascinating in its image of an alternative world – but also labours the point a bit too much.

The Afrofuturist and socio-politically revolutionary film is never less than fascinating in its image of an alternative world – but also labours the point a bit too much.
Tom Jones heads an extravagant and unlikely cast in a 1972 TV special celebrating the opening of the relocated London Bridge in Arizona.
A stiff-lipped melodrama in which the famed musician becomes chummy with a small boy – it was a more innocent time in 1965.
The classic fantasy film of the 1940s remains as wonderful and engaging now as it ever was.
The film version of the post-hippy reinterpretation of the Passion of the Christ tries hard but is ultimately hamstrung by the terrible, terrible songs.
A classic stop-motion animated Easter TV special starring Vincent Price.
A curious musical performed for car workers and written By Britain’s library music maestro.
Yet another atrocious holiday season cash-in from the Star Wars money machine.