Short Sharp Shocks (2-disc Blu-ray)

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When I got to reception one of the officers came out and asked me my name, he seemed quite friendly,” he said. Splashing Around (2020, 18 mins): interview with Julie Peasgood, star of The Lake and House of the Long Shadows. Julie was 22 when she shot this and really enjoyed the experience, although did get frightened in the car sequence. She also recalls shooting House of Long Shadows and falling in love with Vincent Price and Peter Cushing and their funny stories. Telling Tales /Arthur Dent and Adelphi: Films in the Family (2020, 37 mins): Kate Lees, of Adelphi Films, discusses the family business and the discovery of 1953 short The Tell-Tale Heart, long believed lost Directors: Ronald Haines, John Gilling, Theodore Zichy, Ian F.H. Lloyd, Robert Bierman, David Evans, Polly Biswas Gladwin, Bruna Fionda, Zachary Nataf This particular collection showcases an eclectic range of filmic delights spanning from the early 1940s to the mid-1980s. The films are:

The policy saw young offenders detained in secure units and subjected to quasi-military discipline, despite the fact there was no evidence it would deter them from reoffending. Police are already investigating allegations relating to Medomsley Detention Centre in County Durham and Kirklevington Detention Centre in North Yorkshire, where more than 400 victims have already come forward. Three people – Wilf (Will Knightley), a teacher, Susie (Hilary Charlton), a nurse, and Henry (Henry Woolf), of no permanent job, decide to kidnap, torture and murder a government minister (Brendan Barry) as a revolutionary statement. They hire a blue-movie cameraman (hence the title), Georgie (William Hoyland) to film it all. I felt that if I was treated humanely then perhaps I would have had a much better chance,” he added. Boys imprisoned at Kirklevington Detention Centre compared the regime to a “sadistic, brutal concentration camp”.Finally, we get to solve another brutal stabbing, resulting from a jewellery robbery. Probably the worst crime here is the terrible acting on behalf of the maid as she’s being interviewed by our stoic man-of-the-law. We were physically abused on a daily basis, it was a time when I believed they would kill me,” said Keith. Puttin’ on the Ritzy (13 mins): An interview with Clare Binns on London’s legendary Ritzy cinema. Clare got a job there, aged 19, and seems to be still there, now aged 67, so she knows her shit. Clare talks about how the cinema, and how cinema in general, has changed throughout the years and how the Ritzy was kind of a sister cinema to the now sadly defunct Scala cinema.

Splashing Around (2020, 18 mins): interview with Julie Peasgood, star of The Lake and House of the Long Shadows Volume 1 contained nine films and Volume 2 ten, and another ten are present here. They form the usual miscellany of cinema releases, television productions (including one cinema/TV hybrid), public information films and non-theatrical pieces. Some are very short: those two public information films are under a minute each, and two television productions both come in around the three-and-a-half minute mark. At the other end of the scale, two films in this set are just under the forty-five minutes which the Internet Movie Database defines as feature-length.It was an institutional problem that seemed to have been taking place at all these detention centres at that time,” he added. A HMPPS spokesperson said: “There is already an inquiry looking into these allegations, which is part of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse. Wings of Death: Behind the Scenes (2023, 7 mins): co-director Nichola Bruce’s chronological edit of her 8mm footage of the shoot Mr Smith said there were “beatings from start to finish” of his imprisonment, seeing guards drag inmates out of their chairs by their sideburns and grab them by the scrotum while smiling. Most were in for misdemeanours like theft or receiving stolen goods – things you would never send people to youth detention centre for nowadays,” he added.

David Greenwood, the head of child abuse at Switalskis Solicitors, is representing dozens of claimants who suffered in youth detention centres. This compelling new BFI Flipside collection revisits the heyday of the supporting programme with a compendium of eerie and eccentric British short films presented for the first time in high definition. This compendium makes for a strange cinematic journey through uncanny stories, with twists in the tale, and low-budget weirdness, all with oodles of atmosphere, or at least character. Tories on Young Criminals 1984", Interview of John Wheeler on TV AM, uploaded to YouTube on 14 August 2011, accessed 24 February 2015 Dozens of victims are calling for a public inquiry into the abuse as police investigate allegations relating to Medomsley Detention Centre in County Durham and Kirklevington Detention Centre in North Yorkshire, where over 400 victims have already come forward. David, Scott; Helen, Codd (1 May 2010). Controversial Issues in Prisons. McGraw-Hill Education (UK). p.60. ISBN 978-0-335-22303-9.But the scale of the abuse is far wider according to men who have told The Independent of their treatment at centres as far apart as Kent, Lincolnshire and Gloucestershire. The idea was perhaps taken too far, perhaps the training they were given was taken beyond the realm of legality. We need an inquiry to work out who was authorising this type of behaviour.” Colin Towns talks about his music score for The Terminal Game, an interview presumably shot at the same time as his interview on the BFI’s Full Circle disc. He talks about his use of synthesisers, much in evidence in The Terminal Game, and his rather wayward career. Far from “deterring criminals” – the Tory government’s stated aim – Keith said the experience left him with a lifelong hatred for authority, adding: “I always saw them as the enemy. I went on to spend most of my life in and out of prisons.” Flying High (2023, 31 mins) (Interview with Nichola Bruce & Michael Coulson, Directors of Wings of Death)