High Noon Blu-ray Soviet Union 'Kes' Director: Ken Loach (1969)

'Kes' Director: Ken Loach (1969) adapted from the book 'A Kestrel for a Knave' by Barry Hines

Unseen for fifty years the series stands as a record of the early sixties folk boom

Barr looks too at the parts played by Hitchcock's creative collaborators in making a work which continues to be a source of inspiration and fascination

thought provoking reading of 'Vertigo' by the philosophy professor

He explores the complexities of obsession

High Noon Blu-ray Soviet Union 'Kes' Director: Ken Loach (1969)'High Noon' Director: Fred Zinnemann (1952) 4K restoration, audio commentary by Glenn Frankel, documentaries Influential, gripping Western. A small town Marshall (Gary Cooper) on the brink of retiring and leaving town with his new wife (Grace Kelly) must face up to a brutal gang whose leader is due in on the noon train. His wife a Quaker pacifist opposes any violence and the townspeople turn their backs on him when he attempts to assemble a posse but