HD, 45 minutes x 8, UK

Now available on DVD from Amazon UK and Odeon Entertainment

A new series of in depth interviews with Britain’s finest post-war actors, reflecting not only on their careers in theatre, film and television but also on a changing time, a life of extraordinary encounters and the events that shaped their lives.

Featuring Sir Derek Jacobi, Claire Bloom, Sir Michael Gambon, Dame Diana Rigg, Michael York, Sir Christopher Lee, Glenda Jackson and Sir Ian McKellen.

Executive Producer: Sandy Lieberson. Co-Producer: John Dunworth.

DVD released by Odeon Entertainment, UK.

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HD, 59 minutes, UK

A documentary charting the fascinating journey of coffee from Ethiopia to Vietnam - currently the world's second largest producer, after Brazil. The arrival of coffee in Vietnam is set to change the way people look at the second most-traded commodity in the world. The film is as much about Fair Trade and sustainability as it is about the emergence of a small but powerful country on to the world stage.

HD, various durations, UK

A series of promotional ads for the UK tourist board, featuring internationally recognised personalities enthusing about British arts, culture, heritage, food and fashion. Features Dame Judi Dench (Hever Castle), Rupert Everett (Garrick/West End Theatre), Dev Patel (Leicester Square), Jamie Oliver (British Food) and Twiggy (Fashion/Carnaby Street). Matt Smith discusses filming Dr. Who in Cardiff and the rising young star of Tamara Drew, The Three Musketeers and The Hobbit, Luke Evans, talks about growing up in Wales.

Next up: Sports personalities Colin Montgomerie (golf/Scotland), Boris Becker, (Wimbledon) and Lennox Lewis (Olympics).

For more information, see: http://www.visitbritain.com

35mm, 1 hour 45 minutes, drama, UK/South Africa

Based on the true story of Sandra Laing, a "coloured" girl born to two white Afrikaner parents, unaware of their black ancestry.

The film stars Sophie Okonedo as Sandra Laing, Sam Neill as her father Abraham and Alice Krige as her mother Sannie.

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HD 59 minutes, Sky

This hour-long documentary explores the history, philosophy, health benefits, martial aspects and practice of Tai Chi — uncovering the reasons behind its rising popularity in the world today.

DVCAM 59 minutes, Ovation (USA)

Celebrating Musica Nel Chiostro — The Batignano Opera Festival

Adam Pollock has been making opera history for the past 30 years. The festival he founded in Southern Tuscany has provided a platform for an astonishing number of artists working in international opera today.

35mm, 6min, drama

A story of love, lust and trust. Is it ever the right time to have babies?

Starring: Mark Gillis, Rachel Pickup, Mark Wakeling and Susannah York. Director of Photography — Jonathan Bloom, Sound Recordist — Rash Omar, Editor — Damien Rea. Music performed and composed by Antonia Forcione.

DVCAM, 59 minutes, BBC, UK

Documentary about the Spier Music Festival in Cape Town, South Africa. This was the first film to be shown solo on the new arts channel, BBC 4, in 2001.   features emerging talent from South Africa who went on to win the Golden Bear in Berlin for UCarmen Ekhayelitscha. Shortlisted for a One World Media Award.

DVCAM 10 minutes, Harmonia Mundi USA

Short film to promote the new recording of John Tavener’s composition, premiered at St Paul’s Cathedral in June, 2000. Features saxophonist John Harle.

35mm, 10 minutes, drama

A woman alone in her country house is haunted by a mysterious young man.

Stars Susannah York, Gyuri Sarossy and Nicholas Clay. Premiered at Dublin Film Festival. 

35mm, 14 minutes, drama

Dark comedy about a supermodel in decline and a young girl who aspires to be like her. Stars Lone Madsen, Brooke Kinsella, Oliver Tobias, and Miriam Margolyes. Festivals include: Edinburgh, Angers, British Short FIlm, Singapore.

Super 16mm, 9 minutes, Decca Records

The Beautiful Voice

Interview with the acclaimed American soprano, shot on the streets of Paris.

Beta/Super 16mm, 12 minutes, Decca Records

Digi-Beta, 15 minutes, Decca Records

Recording sessions for Rossini’s opera with Cecilia Bartoli, Alessandro Corbelli, Ramon Vargas and Riccardo Chailly. Shot in the Conservatorio Verdi, Milan.

Digi-Beta, 7 minutes, Decca Records

Interview with the Italian tenor at the Conservatorio Verdi, Milan; performance sections from concerts throughout the world.

Super-16mm, 15 minutes, Decca Records

Interview, recording sessions and performance pieces, set in a Chateau at the foot of the French Alps.

Chant d’Amour

Interview and performance pieces from the Italian singer's French recital album. Shot in London and Cádiz, Spain.

Debussy Préludes

Interview and performance piece: a conceptualized treatment of ‘What The West Wind Saw’ and ‘The Girl with the Flaxen Hair’. Set in the Lisson Gallery, with Sculptures by Turner Prize-winner Anish Kapoor.

Super-16mm, 8 minutes, Decca Records

Interview followed by performance of Kreisler’s virtuosic ‘chinoiserie’ piece. Shot in The Temple, Gunnersbury House and London’s Chinatown. Cameo appearance by Emily Mortimer.

Visions fugitives

Interview and performance piece with the young Finnish pianist, shot in Henry Wood Hall, London.

Super-16mm, 30 minutes, drama, Ovation (USA)

Bach’s masterpiece, The Goldberg Variations, acts as the catalyst for a complex love story about a woman and two men.

Stars Nina Young, Bernard Brieux and Lawrence Good.

Festivals include: British Short Film, Singapore, Hamptons