Warren Beatty shot to fame in this Oscar winning melodrama set in 1920s Kansas. First love turns to tragedy for teenage sweethearts Deanie and Bud as they come from different sides of the railtrack. She goes bananas and is committed into an institution while he reluctantly obeys his father and enrolls in Yale. The crash of '29 hits and changes the lives of both their families. Together they learn the harsh lesson of love and life in the '20s and sadly go their separate ways. Think Romeo and Juliet do Kansas.

Hollywood's 'ultimate rebel' in this posthumously released teenage angst movie which made him the semi-articulate voice of a generation. This style of '50s social realism can be very entertaining, lines like: "Johnny, have you any idea why you shot those puppies?", are legendary themselves .

Plucky widow Lucy goes to live in a cottage on the English coast even though it appears to be haunted. Sure enough, that very night she meets the ghost of crusty former owner Captain Gregg...and refuses to be scared off. Indeed, after Lucy gets used to the idea of a man's ghost haunting her bedroom, they become friends and allies and, to make it possible for her to afford to stay in the house, he decides she will write a best-seller, his memoirs. When she visits a London publisher she also impresses a famous author of children's books.......Lucy and the captain must deal with their feelings for each other. Can a ghost be jealous? An award-winning classic.

Remarkably plausible sci-fi thriller about the discovery and use of a machine that records and transmits human thoughts, feelings and experiences. A potentially wonderful discovery becomes dangerous (theres science for you...) when a scientist records her own death on it and the military becomes menacingly interested.