Red Light

Red Sonja is a 1985 sword and sorcery/action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and introducing Brigitte Nielsen as the title character. The film features the sword-wielding Marvel Comics character Red Sonja, created by Roy Thomas.

For the first time ever on home video anywhere in the world, this astonishing double bill presents two rarely seen films from one of European cinema's most maverick talents.

The story a famous Brazilian criminal, called The Red Light Bandit because he always used a red flashlight to break in the houses during the night. Working alone, he also used to rape his female victims.

Cedric Khan's tense Hitchcockian thriller stars Jean-Pierre Darroussin and Carole Bouquet as a couple who unwittingly embark on a dangerous and terrifying journey into the night. On the hottest day of the year Antoine and Helene hit the road destined for the south of France. But the oppressive heat and traffic gridlock take their toll on Antoine's frazzled nerves and, as he attempts to cool off with one ice cold beer after another, tensions between the bickering couple are pushed to boiling point. As night draws in Antoine stops off at yet another bar, but returns to the car to find Helene missing. Panic stricken, he embarks on a desperate search, only to find events spiralling beyond his control with horrifying consequences…

2019 marks the 30th year since the fall of the Berlin Wall and, ostensibly, the end of the Cold War. In light of this, Rich Hall embarks on an examination of the relationship between the West and the East, America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Rich looks at the propaganda, ignorance, fear and secrecy, and the natural offspring of these, paranoia, and considers how a 40-year stand-off between the superpowers brought the US and Russia to the verge of nuclear war.

2019 marks the 30th year since the fall of the Berlin Wall and, ostensibly, the end of the Cold War. In light of this, Rich Hall embarks on an examination of the relationship between the West and the East, America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Gangnam Style… Squid Games…K-Pop. South Korea is one of those places that's always somewhere in our consciousness, but most people know little about this extraordinary country. Divided into the distinct countries of North and South since 1953, the course of Korean history has been strongly influenced by the country's location between its two mighty neighbours - China and Japan. But despite this, unique Korean culture has retained a distinctive quality of its own. Alexander heads off to one of the most dynamic nations on earth to find out more. South Korea is a nation of contrasts, smaller than England but can feel like another planet entirely.