Pierce Brosnan plays a master thief who, after an incredibly successful heist, moves to the Bahamas with his beautiful partner in crime.

Following the death of his mother, a young teenager moves to a small town to live with his father's two maiden cousins.

This diabolically clever debut feature from writer-director Jocelyn Moorhouse swept the Australian Film Institute's 1991 annual awards.

Although they are four intelligent lads at a private school, a group of friends can't bring themselves to read the textbooks and study.

Australian television was considerably brightened by the arrival of PRISONER CELL BLOCK H in 1979. Although the activities in a women's prison might sound like grim subject matter, the show carried a neat dose of kitsch value, thanks to some poorly constructed sets, and storylines which were often unfathomable.

In this period romance based on Agnes von Kurowsky's diary account of her brief liaison with a young Ernest Hemingway, the future novelist is injured while working for the Red Cross in Italy in WWI.

The presidency of Richard Nixon is pored over in this documentary from the History Channel. New and rare footage combines to tell the tale.

NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CATTLE CALL explores what happens when three pathetic guys plan a fake casting call in hopes of reeling in the babes.

Based on Calder Willingham's novel of the same name, RAMBLING ROSE is a domestic drama set in a small Georgia town during the 1930s.