A Matter Of Life And Death aka Stairway To Heaven (1946/104 Minutes) Squadron leader David Niven's aircraft is shot down during the Second World War. As he dies, he falls in love with American Kim Hunter and then pleads with heaven for his return to life.

Tigar Bay (1959/105 minutes) J. Lee Thompson directs Hayley Mills' film debut as a 12 year old who witnesses a dockside crime of passion and then protects the perpetrator. Co-starring John Mills.

Nine Queens (2000/114 minutes) Orginal title: Nueve Reinas. Fabian Bielinsky's fast and tricky Argentinean thriller about an elaborate scam focused around a forged sheet of rare stamps (the Nine Queens).

Room At The Top (1958/115 minutes) In the film that inaugurated the British New Wave, Laurence Harvey is an ambitious working class man who moves from a provincial factory town to Yorkshire, and has an affair with married actress Simone Signoret, while coveting rich girl Heather Sears.

Rancho Notorious (1952/89 Minutes) In Fritz Lang's Western, Arthur Kennedy is obsessed with avenging his murdered fiancee. He falls in with gunslinger Mel Ferrer and crime queen Marlene Dietrich and in so doing becomes indistinguishable from the men he is hunting.

The Honey Pot (1967/132 minutes) Joseph L. Mankiewicz's remake of Ben Jonson's Volpone finds millionaire Rex Harrison inspired to pose as a dying man in order to test the reactions of his three former mistresses, Susan Hayward, Capucine and Eddie Adams. Co-starring Maggie Smith

The Shooting Party (1985/98 minutes) In his last performance, James Mason stars alongside Edward Fox and John Gielgud in this ensemble drama adapted from Isabel Colegate's novel. Guests from a moribund luxury class weekend in the country as the first shots of World War are fired and hearken the end of their era.

Shanghai Express (1932/80 minutes) Josef von Sternberg directs Marlene Dietrich as Shanghai Lily thrust together with her former lover Clive Brook on board a train held hostage during a revolution.