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Subgenre Sampler
Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman Live (1971)- Feat. Cat Stevens
- A rare filmed performance of the genius folkster recorded at his pinnacle in 1971. Includes the animated short of 'Teaser and the Firecat'.
Clockwork Orange, A (1971)
- Dir. Stanley Kubrick
Feat. Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, Michael Bates… - From Anthony Burgess' novel, Stanley Kubrick flexes his genius with this electrifying satire about an ultra–violent gang of 'droogs' whose…
Columbo (TV Series) (1971-2003)
- Dir. Richard Irving, John Smight
Feat. Peter Falk - Peter Falk's keynote character was this canny TV–Series police detective, whose rumpled charm and wobbly eye disguises his brilliant mind.…
Comedians, The (TV Series) (1971-1993)- Born out of the working men's clubs in 70's England, and beginning as an experiment for Granada TV, this had more gags, one–liners and knowing…
Countess Dracula (1971)- Dir. Peter Sasdy
Feat. Ingrid Pitt, Lesley-Anne Down, Nigel Green… - A moody late–Hammer Horror concerns the bloodthirsty deeds of Countess Bathory, she who liked to bathe in the blood of virgins to retain her…
Cousin Bette (TV Mini-series) (1971)- Dir. Gareth Davies
Feat. Margaret Tyzack, Helen Mirren, Thorley Walters… - Rigorous adaptation of revered Balzac novel bears witness to the torment exacted by the unmarried titular character as she sets out to destroy her…
Dad's Army The Movie (1971)- Dir. Norman Cohen
Feat. Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier, Clive Dunn - The feature film is a coarser expansion of the characters and situations that endeared millions to the long–running TV show.
Daughters of Darkness (Le Rouge aux Levres) (1971)- Dir. Harry Kumel
Feat. Delphine Seyrig, Danielle Ouimet, Andrea Rau… - Significant, sultry vampire horror, justly celebrated for its blend of understated dread, unusual eroticism and elegant trappings which has been…
Dave Allen (TV Series) (1971-1993)- Feat. Dave Allen
- A personal selection of gags from the droll Irishman, who reflects on his innovative career as a teller of tall tales in between comedy sketches.
Death in Venice (1971)- Dir. Luchino Visconti
Feat. Dirk Bogarde - Dirk Bogarde plays a gay composer whose unspoken obssesion with a young boy detains him in Venice during a cholera epidemic. This soft–focus,…
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