Mix-and-match from
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Subgenre Sampler
Hanussen (1988)- Dir. Istvan Szabo
Feat. Klaus Maria Brandauer - Klaus Maria Brandauer adds to his list of distinctive roles in this allegedly true tale of an Austrian soldier who recovers from shotgun wounds and…
Heartbreak Hotel (1988)- Dir. Chris Columbus
Feat. David Keith, Tuesday Weld, Charlie Schlatter - Goofy comedy–adventure in which an aspiring rocker kidnaps Elvis Presley (David Keith) and hits the road in a pink Cadillac.
Heat and Sunlight (1988)- Dir. Rob Nilsson
Feat. Rob Nilsson, Consuela Faust - This film documents the final, agonising hours of a love affair between a man and his exotic dancer girlfirend. An intriguing, erotic oddity with…
Hellraiser 2: Hellbound (1988)- Dir. Tony Randel
Feat. Doug Bradley, Clare Higgins, Kenneth Cranham - Ok sequel dishes up plenty of grim, garish special effects as the teenage heroine of the original confronts Pinhead, this time in the corridors of…
High Spirits (1988)- Dir. Neil Jordan
Feat. Peter O'Toole, Donal McCann, Daryl Hannah… - All–star horror farce set around impoverished gentleman O'Toole's attempts to lure tourists to his Irish castle, with the promise of 'ghosts'…
Histoire(s) Du Cinema (1988-1998)- Dir. Jean-Luc Godard
- Grizzly bastion of art cinema and all things French, Jean–Luc Godard, delivers a personal visual essay on the state of the medium. His…
Homeboy (1988)- Dir. Michael Seresin
Feat. Mickey Rourke - Grim tale with Mickey Rourke as an alcoholic boxer who struggles both in and outside the ring. Directed by Alan Parker's NZ–born cameraman…
I'm the King of the Castle (1988)- Dir. Regis Wargnier
Feat. Jean Rochefort, Dominic Blanc, Regis Arpin - The young sons of a rich widowed industrialist and his house matron enter into an increasingly dangerous power play as their parents become close.…
Imagine (1988)- Dir. Andrew Solt
Feat. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison… - A definitive document on the life of John Lennon, comprised of 200 hours of footage from newsreels, interviews and photographs. Narrated by Lennon…
Importance of Being Earnest (1988)- Dir. Stuart Burge
Feat. Gemma Jones, Alec McCowen, Paul McGann… - A straightforward and lucid version of Oscar Wilde's classic comedy, made for television by the BBC. McGann is a particular neurotic highlight.
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