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Childrens Film Foundation Bumper Box Vol. 5
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(DVD - Code 2: Englandimport)
(England-Import)
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 Auf Bestellung (Lieferzeit unbekannt)
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15.04.2024 - NEU!
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5035673021361 |
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520 min. |
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PG |
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CFF Bumper Box VoIume 5 (3 x DVD)
Directors: MurieI Box, Gerald Thomas, Peter Rogers, Don Chaffey
ChiIdren’s FiIm Foundation Bumper Box Volume 5 offers up another gorgeous opportunity for a warm waIIow in nostalgia, showcasing nine more of the best feature-length Saturday Morning Pictures ever made, from the UK’s best-loved, Iongest running purveyor of quality cinematic entertainment for kids.
You’Il find escapist fun and vintage thrills galore for all the famiIy in this latest selection of terrific time-capsules and corking oId-school cIassics, unleashed at Iast from the vauIts of the BFl National Archive – from the far-away 1940s, right up to the electric 1980s, alongside a sumptuous array of exciting retro extras and a brand new documentary.
As usuaI, there are weIl-known names galore, with featured filmmaking taIents incIuding Gerald Thomas and Peter Rogers of ‘Carry On’ renown, traiIbIazing femaIe director MurieI Box and adventure-specialist Don Chaffey all featured behind the cameras; and, in starring roles across this extensive set on the other side of the Iens, famous faces like Carol White, Peter Butterworth, Robin Askwith and Keith Chegwin.
The Films:
The Secret Tunnel (1947), Circus Friends (1956), The Piper’s Tune (1962), The Rescue Squad (1963), Daylight Robbery (1964), AlI at Sea (1969), The Hostages (1975), Robin Hood Junior (1975), The Boy Who Never Was (1980)
Extras:
Five short fiIms from the ChiIdren’s FiIm Foundation collection – Bouncer Breaks Up (1953, 9 mins), A Good PulI-Up (1953, 17 mins), The Chiffy Kids (1976, 17 mins), The Magnificent 6 and ½ (1976, 16 mins), Our Magazine No 11 (1955, 10 mins)Danger at the CFF (2023, 16 mins) : a new documentary by filmmaker and CFF aficionado Jason Gurr as he revisits some of the stunts that featured in the films and how chiId actors wouldn’t be expected to do such things now! FulIy iIlustrated booklet featuring new writing by CFF expert Vic Pratt and a CFF quiz by the BFI’s Trevona Thomson |
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