Catalogue Search Results
27 Films to Buy match the keyword ‘Period 1930s’
Heat of the Sun (TV Mini-Series) (1998)- The seedier side of Kenya's expatriate community is laid bare in this classic British police procedural set in 1930s Nairobi.
- DVD $29.95
Zero Kelvin (1995)
- This tale of hardcore cabin fever in the 1930s has the Arctic wasteland as a backdrop for the face off between two romantic idealists – one a…
- Poster (G) $9.95
Of Mice and Men (1992)- Actor/director Gary Sinise and John Malkovich bring John Steinbeck's tragic tale of two friends struggling in Depression era California to a new…
- DVD $24.95
Empire of the Sun (1987)- A much–admired Spielberg epic in which a young boy witnesses the Japanese invasion of China in WWII. Based on the memoirs of sci–fi…
- DVD
$20$15 
Untouchables, The (1987)- Well–cast and generally classy update of the adventures of Elliot Ness, the earnest law enforcer who took on Al Capone during the prohibition…
- DVD
$20$15 
Gandhi (1982)- Epic retelling of the life of the inspirational Indian leader with Ben Kingsley as 'The Mahatma'. Won eight Academy Awards including Best Picture.
- DVD
$19.95$14.95 
Brideshead Revisited (Mini-series) (1981)- Famous adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's novel chronicles one Charles Ryder and his relationship with the Marchmain family in England between the wars.…
- DVD
$30$22.50 
Nanny (TV Series) (1981)- Lovely period 30's BBC series following Barbara Gray (Craig) a childless, lonely woman who decides to turn her life around and become a nanny for…
- DVD $39.95
Bugsy Malone (1976)- Alan Parker's directing debut was this startlingly original feature debut reinvents the gangster movie as a musical pastiche cast entirely with…
- DVD
$25$18.75 
Gable and Lombard (1976)- A speculative and superficial biopic based on the scandalous romance and tumultuous marriage of 1930's screen stars Clark Gable and Carole Lombard,…
- DVD $14.95
©2026 AroVideo | Using the Catalogue | Feedback Opens in a new window | Terms of use Opens in a new window | Privacy Policy Opens in a new window | AroVideo on Twitter AroVideo on Facebook
