The Flipside

All the Right Noises

Originally sold with the provocative tagline ‘Is 15 too young for a girl?

The Bed Sitting Room

In a vividly realised post-apocalyptic London, Mrs Ethel Shroake is crowned Queen and Lord Fortnum awaits his imminent transformation into a bedsit

The Black Panther

Crime drama, charting the infamous killing spree of Donald Nielson.

Bronco Bullfrog

Del (Del Walker), a young apprentice, and his 15-year-old girlfriend Irene (Anne Gooding) have no money and nowhere to go.

Deep End

Legally unavailable for decades, Jerzy Skolimowski’s 1970 darkly comic and utterly compelling portrait of Britain in a era of uncertainty makes its long overdue return.

Duffer + The Moon over the Alley

Duffer, an intense and bizarre study of obsession that is by turns beautiful and disturbing, tells the story of a teenage boy torn between the woma

Her Private Hell

The cautionary tale of an innocent girl abroad who gets caught up in the sleazy world of modelling, Her Private Hell was the debut feature of Briti

Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush

This glossy coming-of-age comedy, directed by Clive Donner (The Caretaker), follows the exploits of sex-obsessed Jamie (Barry Evans) as he attempts

Herostratus

When a young poet (Michael Gothard – The Devils, The Valley) hires a marketing company to turn his suicide-by-jumping into a mass-media spectacle,

Joanna

Seventeen-year-old Joanna is cool, stylish, and determined to start a new life as an art student in swinging London.

Kim Newman’s Guide to the Flipside of British Cinema

If classic and cult British films – from Alfie to Performance, from The Devils to Withnail and I – are your cup of tea, then this indispensable guide to a previously uncharted, alternative history of British cinema is for you.

That Kind of Girl

In 1960s London, a beautiful continental au pair finds herself wrestling with the affections of an earnest peace-protester, a dashing young toff an

Little Malcolm (And His Struggle Against the Eunuchs)

Delusional revolutionary Malcolm Scrawdyke (a mesmerising John Hurt) leads his Party of Dynamic Erection – Wick (John McEnery), Irwin (Raymond Plat

London in the Raw

Legendary British low-budget movie mogul Arnold Louis Miller presents a cynical, sometimes startling vision of life in 1960s London with this fascinating exploitation-style documentary.