New Arrivals

River of No Return is a Western adventure film set in the rugged American frontier. It tells the story of a recently released convict, Matt Calder, who is reunited with his young son. When a saloon singer and her gambler fiancé steal his horse and rifle, Matt and the singer are forced to navigate treacherous rapids together downriver to survive and protect the boy, all while learning to trust one another. Genre: Western, Adventure, Drama Director: Otto Preminger Otto Preminger was an Austrian-American director and producer known for his sophisticated and often controversial films. Born in 1905 in Austria-Hungary, Preminger began his career in theatre before moving to Hollywood. He earned a reputation for tackling taboo topics and pushing boundaries

Final Appointment is a British crime thriller that follows an intrepid journalist and his photographer fiancée as they attempt to unravel a series of mysterious murders. The killer appears to be targeting ex-army officers connected to a wartime court martial, and the pair’s investigation leads them deep into a web of military secrets, revenge, and danger. Genre: Crime, Thriller, Mystery Director: Terence Fisher Terence Fisher was an English film director known especially for his work with Hammer Film Productions during the 1950s and 1960s. Born in 1904, he became renowned for revitalising the horror genre with a distinctively Gothic style. Fisher is best remembered for classics such as The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) and Horror of Dracula (1958), though he

The Angel Who Pawned Her Harp is a whimsical British fantasy-comedy about an angel who descends to Earth with a mission to inspire kindness and transformation among the jaded citizens of a rough London neighbourhood. Disguised as an ordinary woman, she attempts to raise money for her good deeds by pawning her celestial harp, setting off a chain of events that brings about subtle changes in the lives of those she encounters—including a skeptical pawnbroker and a struggling musician. Genre: Fantasy, Comedy Director: Alan Bromly Alan Bromly was a British director and producer who worked extensively in film and television. While his cinematic career was brief and modest, he later became a prolific figure in UK television during the 1960s

Abilene Town is set in the turbulent years following the American Civil War and centers on the frontier town of Abilene, Kansas. The story follows Marshal Dan Mitchell, who is caught between two conflicting factions: homesteaders seeking to settle and civilize the land, and cattlemen who want to preserve the town’s lawlessness for their own ends. As tensions escalate into violence, Mitchell must navigate political pressures, personal loyalties, and his own sense of justice to restore order. Genre: Western Director: Edwin L. Marin Edwin L. Marin was a prolific American director known for his work in genre films, particularly Westerns and crime dramas. Active from the 1930s to the late 1940s, Marin directed a number of B-movies and mid-tier features

Set shortly after the American Civil War, Siege at Red River follows a Confederate officer turned renegade, Jim Farraday, who, with his companion, is transporting a stolen Gatling gun across the Western frontier with the intent of selling it to the highest bidder. When the weapon is seized by Sioux warriors, who then use it against U.S. troops, Farraday must decide where his loyalties lie and ultimately takes a stand to prevent greater bloodshed. Genre: Western Director: Rudolph Maté Rudolph Maté was a Polish-Hungarian-born filmmaker and cinematographer who began his career in Europe before moving to Hollywood. As a cinematographer, he worked on acclaimed films like Dante’s Inferno and Vampyr (1932), then transitioned to directing in the 1940s. He became

Doctor in the House is a British comedy about a group of medical students navigating their way through the rigorous, and often hilarious, training to become doctors at the fictional St. Swithin’s Hospital. The story primarily follows the misadventures of Simon Sparrow, a shy and earnest young man who must contend with eccentric professors, chaotic hospital life, and the distractions of romance and student antics. Genre: Comedy Director: Ralph Thomas Ralph Thomas was a prolific British director known for his light touch and commercial sensibility. He directed more than 40 films between the 1950s and 1970s, often collaborating with producer Betty E. Box. Thomas is best remembered for the “Doctor” film series, which began with Doctor in the House and