Crimes Of Passion (1984)
A designer moonlighting as a sex worker has an affair with a married man and is threatened by a stalker.
Delius - Song Of Summer (1968)
The last days of Delius, as seen through the eyes of his musical assistant, Eric Fenby.
Elgar (1962)
Made-for-TV documentary about the British composer.
Lair Of The White Worm (1988)
An archaeologist discovers that an ancient snake cult may not be as dead as he thought.
Savage Messiah (1972)
A spectacular, highly sexualised biopic of the artist Henry Gaudier.
Women In Love (1969)
Two sisters in a mining town in the 1920s fall in love with two contrasting men.
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