Collection: Digital Video

Our largest land animal - the elephant - is profiled in this master reference to the world's greatest living creatures.Using cutting edge computer animation, journey into the past of the elephant's family tree. With the co-operation of some of today's leading paleontologists, learn how the mastod...

CASE 1 DEAD MAN'S ELEVEN The village of Fletcher's Cross is astounded when a rich businessman's wife is found bludgeoned to death by a cricket bat. Whilst the victim had no apparent enemies, her husband, Robert Cavendish, was hated by all and sundry - Robert's arch-enemy Frasier, who worked for C...

"2029 - A female cybernetic government agent, Major Motoko Kusanagi, and the Internal Bureau of Investigations are hot on the trail of "The Puppet Master", a mysterious and threatening computer virus capable of infiltrating human hosts. Together, with her fellow agents from Section 9, they embark...

Inspired by the true story of Jamaica's first Olympic bobsled team. With the help of an ex-champion as their coach, four Jamaicans leave the tropics and enter the chilly Winter Olympics in a sport they know nothing about - bobsled racing!

The true story of one of our century's most gifted writers, An Angel At My Table chronicles the life and extraordinary time of Janet Frame (portrayed by award-winner, Kerry Fox). Born in the 1920s, Janet's early years of fairy tales and schoolgirl pranks were tempered by family tragedy. She retai...

This film is about the sixties and Bob Dylan who is shown to be more than just a folk singer and a song writer. Pennebaker filmed Dylan during his 1965 English tour, catching him in private moments as well as public performances.

When two working stiffs (Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman) uncover an embezzlement plot in their company, their thieving boss Bernie (Terry Kiser) invites them to his beach house for the weekend, planning to have them killed. But when it's Bernie that gets whacked instead, our two bumbling ...

A regular on television over four decades, Dick Emery was one of Britain's comedy giants. A natural mimic and man of many guises, his comic brilliance created many memorable characters including the incomparably thick Bovver Boy, doddery old git Lampwick, the incredibly toothy Vicar and the unfor...