ABC: A Picture Alphabet
(1962); Animal bounce (1969); Busy Builders (1997); Chestnut Tree (1974); Family
Tree (1968); Hop Like Me (1972); Neighbours in the Park (1962); People who Help
Us Stories (1999); Red Boots, Yellow Boots (1997); Surprises for Topsy &
Tim (1971); Topsy & Tim Have Their Hair Cut (1989); Topsy & Tim's
Safety Book (1973); Topsy + Tim Meet the Ambulance Crew (1996); Topsy and Tim
and the Bully (1994); Topsy and Tim and the New Puppy (1992); Topsy and Tim at
Granny and Grandpa's (1996); Topsy and Tim at School (1968); Topsy and Tim at
the Bank (1985); Topsy and Tim at the Farm (1970); Topsy and Tim at the Seaside
(1965); Topsy and Tim at the Supermarket (1996); Topsy and Tim Can Play Party
Games (1981); Topsy and Tim Go for Gold (1977); Topsy and Tim Go Shopping (1977);
Topsy And Tim Go Swimming (1973); Topsy and Tim Go to London (2014); Topsy and
Tim go to the Hospital (1971); Topsy and Tim go to the zoo (1968); Topsy and
Tim move house (1979); Topsy and Tim Stay with a Friend (1987); Topsy and Tim
Visit the Tower of London (1976); Topsy and Tim: First Sleepover (2016); Topsy
and Tim: Go Camping (1977); Topsy and Tim: Go on a Train (1990); Topsy and Tim:
Go on an Aeroplane (1979); Topsy and Tim: Go to the Doctor (1982); Topsy and
Tim: Halloween Party; Topsy and Tim: Have a Birthday Party (1971 / 2010); Topsy
and Tim: Have Itchy Heads (1996); Topsy and Tim: Have Their Eyes Tested (1982);
Topsy and Tim: Help a Friend (2005); Topsy and Tim: Learn to Swim (1973); Topsy
and Tim: Meet Father Christmas (2013); Topsy and Tim: Meet the Firefighters (1989);
Topsy and Tim: Meet the Police (1989); Topsy and Tim: Our Day Clock Book; Topsy
and Tim: Play Football (1991); Topsy and Tim: Start School (2003); Topsy and
Tim: the Complete Audio Collection (2017); Topsy and Tim: Visit London (2012); Topsy
and Tim's ABC (1982); Topsy and Tim's Big Fun Book; Topsy and Tim's Friday Book
(1961); Village Green (1972).
Rowboat; Sea of Heartbreak; Rusty Cage; The One Rose (That’s Left in My
Heart); Country Boy; Memories Are Made of This; Spiritual; The Kneeling
Drunkard’s Plea; Southern Accents; Mean Eyed Cat; Meet Me in Heaven; I Never
Picked Cotton; Unchained; I’ve Been Everywhere.
“The finest large scale
American surrealist film ever made” – People Magazine.
Towards the end of the war
in Vietnam, an unusually high percentage of American servicemen suddenly
manifested symptoms of psychosis. To investigate this mystery, the US
government established a network of covert study centers.
They send the crazies to
Center Eighteen. Men who think they can walk through walls. Men who want to
stage the complete works of Shakespeare using dogs. Hudson Kane is plagued by
nightmares and memories not his own. Only Hudson Kane is not an inmate. Hudson
Kane is in charge…
William Peter Blatty –
the creator of The Exorcist – directed this self penned script that
quickly became a cult classic for its brave philosophic tone, remarkable
visuals and endlessly quotable dialogue.
This is the first time
that Blatty’s originally screenplay has been published. Fully annotated by
acclaimed writer and critic Mark Kermode and illustrated with many previously
unpublished stills.
This is the definitive
edition of the script that its creator believes to be the true sequel to The
Exorcist.
Hidden away in a
brooding Gothic manor in the deep woods is Center Eighteen, a secret military
"rest camp" currently housing twenty-seven inmates, all officers who
have succumbed to a sudden outbreak of mental illness. Have the men truly lost
their minds, are they only pretending to be insane to avoid combat, or is some
more sinister conspiracy at work?
Desperate
for answers, the Pentagon has placed a brilliant Marine psychiatrist in charge
of the base and its deranged occupants. A man of deep faith and compassion,
Colonel Kane hopes to uncover the root of the men's bizarre obsessions. But as
Center Eighteen descends into chaos, Kane finds the greatest challenge may be
his own buried demons. . .
The view of the Northern
Lights Aurora borealis, from our home on Friday, May 10, 2024. I’ve always loved
astronomy and I wish I had more time to dedicate to it. It was great to
experience this rare natural event with my wife.