The Angel with the Trumpet (1950)
Heart-wrenching tale of a woman who marries against her will. Her true love commits suicide and she herself must avoid the Gestapo because of her Jewish blood. Starring Eileen Herlie, Basil Sydney, Maria Schell, Wilfrid Hyde-White and Oskar Werner. $19.95

Anna (1951)
The tragic tale of a beautiful nightclub singer (Silvana Mangano) who enters a convent rather than be forced to choose between two men. Also starring Raf Vallone. $19.95

Anuschka (1942)
Starring Hilde Krahl, Beppo Schwaiger and Siegfried Breuer. Directed by Helmut Kautner. German, no subtitles. $19.95

Aparajito (1956) The Unvanquished
Satyajit Ray's 'Apu' film was named Best Picture at the 1957 Venice Film Festival. Indian with English titles. $19.95

Arne Sucksdorff Compilation (1950s)
Five shorts from Sweden's great director/cinematographer. Includes 'Struggle for Survival' (1950), 'The Great Adventure (1953), 'Shadows on the Snow' (mid 1950s), 'Hunter and the Forest - A Story Without Words' (1955) and 'The Shadow of the Hunter' (1957). $19.95

Arsenal (1929)
Russian silent film with English titles. $19.95

As You Like It (1936)
This British production was Laurence Olivier's debut in a Shakespearean film. $19.95

Aunt from Chicago (1960)
Starring Georgia Vassiliadou. $19.95

Avant Garde Short Subjects from France
'La Souriante Madam Beudent' (1922), 'Anemic Cinema' (1926), 'Charleston' (1927), 'Emak Bakia' (1927), L'etoile De Mer' (1928) and 'La Fole Du Dr. Tube' (1914). $19.95

Baba (1973) The Father
Written and directed by Yilmaz Guney. Turkish with English subtitles. Color. $19.95

Backstairs (1921)
Silent German film. $19.95

Back to the Wall (1958)
Suspense film about an adultrous wife who resorts to extortion and murder. With Jean Moreau and Claire Maurier. Directed by Edourad Molinaro. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Bad Lord Byron (1949)
The dying Lord Byron (Dennis Price) dreams about a court of inquiry to determine if he's entitled to enter heaven. A series of flashbacks tell the story of his amazing life. Also with Mai Zetterling and Joan Greenwood. $19.95

Ballad of a Soldier (1960) Ballada o Soldate
Grigori Chukhrai's touching, sentimental love story about a nineteen year old soldier who falls for a simple country girl while on leave during WWII. Starring Vladimir Ivashova. $19.95

Bandits of Orgosolo (1964) Banditi a Orgosolo
Good story of a shepherd unjustly accused of murder and robbery who must turn to crime after his flock dies. Shot in documentary style by director Vittorio de Seta (not to be confused with Vittorio DeSica). $19.95

Barcarole (1935)
Directed by Gerhard Lamprecht. With Gustav Frolich and Willy Birgil. German, no subtitles. $19.95

Bed and Sofa (1926)
This socially conscious Soviet film has been called 'the Potemkin of romantic comedies.' Directed by Abram Room. Russian with English titles. Silent. $19.95

Bim / Dream of the Wild Horses
Two French films dubbed into English. $19.95

Bitter Sweet (1933)
A woman marries a talented musician who turns out to be a compulsive gambler. Outstanding operetta written by Noel Coward and starring Anna Neagle, Fernand Graavey, Esme Percy and Miles Mander. $19.95

Bizarre, Bizarre (1937)
Starring Louis Jouvet. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Black Eyes (1939)
Otto Kruger is a waiter in a fancy Moscow eatery. Using tips he overhears, he makes investments to provide for his daughter (Mary McGuire), who thinks he is a businessman and knows nothing of his real job. $19.95

Black Limelight (1938)
Starring Raymond Massey and Joan Marion. $19.95

Black Tights (1960)
A must for fans of ballet. Terrence Young's classic performance film features Cyd Charisse, Moira Shearer, Ziz Jeanmaire and other top dancers. Narrated by Maurice Chevalier. $19.95

Blind Husbands (1919)
Silent drama starring Erich von Strohein (who also directed) as a contemptable womanizing cad. $19.95

The Blue Angel (1930)
A stuffy professor (Emil Jannings) falls head over heels for a cheap nightclub entertainer (Marlene Dietrich, who sings 'Falling in Love Again'). Available in the German version (with English subtitles) or English version - please specify. Directed by Josef von Sternberg. $19.95 each

The Blum Affair (1948)
In German with English subtitles. $19.95

Bonnie Prince Charlie (1948)
David Niven (in a great performance) plays Charles Stuart, who claims the English throne in the 18th Century and must battle the British troops. Historical adventure also stars Jack Hawkins and Margaret Leighton $19.95

The Boxer and Death (1963)
A WWII German kommandant (who's also a boxing enthusiast) discovers that one of his prisoners is a former fighter. He provides food and training for the man, which angers the other prisoners. Directed by Peter Solan. With Stefan Kvietik. Czechoslavakian with English subtitles. $19.95

The Bridge (1960)
The Nazis draft young boys into the armed forces in a last ditch effort to win WWII. An intense German film directed by Bernhard Wicki and starring Gunther Hoffman. Dubbed into English. $19.95

The Broken Jug (1935)
Starring Emil Jannings. $19.95

The Brothers in Law (1957)
Delightful comedy about an inept lawyer. Starring Ian Carmichael, Richard Attenborough and Terry-Thomas. $19.95

The Butterfly Affair (1970)
Terrific caper film starring sexy Claudia Cardinale. Written by Henri ('Papillon') Charriere, who also appears. Color. $19.95

Candide (1960)
Voltaire as adapted by Norbert Carbonnaux. With Jean-Paul Cassel, Dahlia Lavi and Pierre Brasseur. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Cantor's Son (1940)
Moishe Oysher, Florence Weiss. Directed by Llya Motyleff. Yiddish with English subtitles. $19.95

Captain Moonlight (1940) a.k.a. D'ye John Peel?
Stanley Holloway, John Garrick $19.95

The Captain from Koepenick (1956)
A convict studies an army manual while in prison. Upon his release he impersonates an officer and commandeers a group of soldiers to do his bidding. This popular comedy was directed by Helmut Kautner. German with English subtitles. Color. $19.95

Cassandra Cat (1963)
Dubbed English (from Czechoslavakian). $19.95

Cesar (1936)
Third in the trilogy began with 'Marius' and 'Fanny.' Directed by Marcel Pagnol and starring Raimu and Pierre Fresnay. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Challenge (1939)
Thrilling race between two teams (British and Italian) trying to be the first to scale a treacherous peak. Starring Robert Douglas and Mary Clare. $19.95

The Charm of La Boheme (1937)
Featuring Jan Kiepura and Maria Eggarth. $19.95

Club de Femmes (1936)
Starring Danielle Darrieux. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Colette (France)
Comentary written and spoken by the great writer. $19.95

Colonel Blimp (1945)
Deborah Kerr plays three different roles (from three different eras) in this unique historical drama about an old soldier (Roger Livesy) who retraces his life from a young officer in the 1902 Boer War through World Wars I and II. Directed by Michael Powell. Color. $19.95

The Comeback
German silent film starring heavyweight boxing champ Max Schmeling. $19.95

The Competition (1963)
Directed by Milos Forman. Two short subjects: 'Do We Need All These Brass bands?' and 'Audition.' Czechoslavakian with English subtitles. $19.95

The Confessions of Felix Krull (1958)
Starring Horst Bucholtz. Directed by Kurt Hoffman, German with English subtitles. $19.95

Congress Dances (1932)
During the 1814 Congress of Vienna, Price Metternich (Conrad Veidt) plots to keep Czar Alexander out of negotiations by distracting him with various beautiful women. A charming musical. $19.95

Convoy (1940)
Starring Clive Brook, John Clements, Edward Chapman and Judy Campbell. Early WWII film from the U.K. shows life aboard ship in the North Sea - including dangers posed by German warships. $19.95

The Courtneys of Curzon Street (1947)
a.k.a. Kathy's Love Affair
Romantic drama starring Anna Neagle and Michael Wilding. $19.95

The Cranes Are Flying (1957)
Tatyana Samoylova, Alexei Batalov. Directed by Mikhail Kalatozov. Russian with English subtitles. $19.95

The Crazy Ray / Cranque Bill (1923)
Two silent shorts from France. $19.95

Crime and Punishment (1975)
Written and directed by Lev Kulijanov (based on the novel by Feodor Dostoyevsky). With Georgi Taratorkin and Victoria Fyodorova. Russian with English subtitles. Two tapes, letterboxed. $29.95

A Cry from the Street (1959)
Superb British drama about a welfare worker (Barbara Murray) and the orphans she learns to love. Touching production also features Max Bygraves, who sings his composition 'Gotta Have Rain' with the children. $19.95

Dangerous Exile (1958)
Dashing Louis Jourdan saves members of the royal family from execution during the French revolution. Also with Belinda Lee. Color. $19.95

Danton (1921)
Silent film directed by D. Buchowski and starring Emil Jannings. English title cards. $19.95

Day of Wrath (1943)
With Thorkild Rose and Lisbeth Moven. Directed by Carl Dreyer. Danish with English subtitles. $19.95

The Day the Sky Exploded (1958)
Italian sci-fi drama about an exploding missile and the deadly damage it causes to the people of Earth. $14.95

Dead of Night (1946)
Five tales of the supernatural are woven together in this classic British thriller. 'The Ventriloquist's Dummy,' 'The Christmas Story,' 'The Linking Story,' 'The Hearse Driver,' 'The Golfing Story' and 'The Haunted Mirror.' Starring Michael Redgrave. Not for the faint-hearted! $19.95

Dedee d'Anvers (1947)
Simon Signoret. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Department Store (1935) Bargain Basement
Sebastian Shaw, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Garry Marsh $19.95

Der Untertan (1951) The Subject
Directed by Wolfgang Staudte. With Werner Peters and Erich Nadler. German with English subtitles. $19.95

Devil in Silk (1956) Teufel in Seide
International stars Curt Jergens and Lili Palmer appear in this thought-provoking suspense film about a composer suspected of murdering his wife. $14.95

Devil in the Flesh (1947)
Directed by Claude Autant Lara. Dubbed into English. $19.95

Diary of a Lost Girl (1928)
Directed by G.W. Pabst $19.95

Die Goldene Stadt The Golden City
German, no subtitles $19.95

The Divorce of Lady X (1938)
Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier star in this droll comedy from Alexander Korda. Also with Binnie Barnes, Hugh McDermott and Ralph Richardson. Color. $19.95

The Doll (1962)
Directed by Arne Mattsson. With Per Oscarsson and Gio Petre. Swedish with English subtitles. $19.95

The Doll That Took the Town (1965)
Virna Lisi fakes being assaulted and becomes an instant media celebrity. When men are arrested for the phoney crime, she must decide whether or not to admit the truth. $19.95

Don Quixote (1933)
Directed by G.W. Pabst. $19.95

The Dresmaker (1956)
French with English subtitles. $19.95

Dr. Syn (1937)
George Arliss (in his last role) plays a pirate who disappears and later shows up as a vicar in a small village. $19.95

The Duke of the Derby (1962) Le Gentlemen D'epsom
Starring Jean Gabin. French with English subtitles. Letterboxed. $19.95

The Eclipse (1962)
Starring Monica Vitti and Alain Delon. Italian with English subtitles. $19.95

Ecstasy (1933) Extase
Beautiful Hedy LaMarr became an international sensation after appearing nude in this stylish Czechoslavakian romantic drama. As a child bride with an impotent husband, she elects to have an affair. Once banned by Adolf Hitler. $14.95

1860 (1933)
Directed by Allesandro Blasetti $19.95

The End of St. Petersburg (1927)
From the Soviet Union. This tape also includes the 1925 Russian short Chess Fever. $19.95

The Entertainer (1960)
Starring Laurence Olivier, Joan Plowright, Alan Bates and Albert Finney. Directed by Tony Richardson. $19.95

The Eternal Jew
German language only. $19.95

The Eyes of the Mummy (1918) Die Augen Der Mumie Ma
Silent film directed by Ernst Lubitsch. $19.95

Fanny (1932)
Directed by Marc Allegret. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Father (1967)
Written and directed by Itsvan Szabo. With Andras Balint and Miklos Gabor. Hungarian with English subtitles. Color. $19.95

Faust (1926)
Classic tale of a man who sells his soul. Emil Jannings plays the devil in this, F.W. Murnau's last German film before coming to America. Silent. $19.95

The Fiances (1964)
Carlo Cabrini, Anna Canzi $19.95

Floating Weeds (1959) Drifting Weeds
With Ganjiro Nakamura. Directed by Yasujiro Ozu. Japanese with English subtitles. $19.95

Forbidden Games (1952)
Famous anti-war picture directed by Rene Clement. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Foreman Went to France (1942) a.k.a. Somewhere in France
Funny U.K. war comedy about a group of Britons sent to France early in WWII. Their job is to recover and secure machine parts for the Allies, but nothing seems to work out as planned. Cast includes Tommy Trinder, Constance Cummings, Clifford Evans, Robert Morley and Gordon Jackson. $19.95

The Forgotten Village (1941)
From John Steinbeck $19.95

Fortune's Fool (1921)
Silent film from Germany. Starring Emil Jannings. $19.95

Four Ways Out (1951) La Citta si Difende
a.k.a. The City Defends Itself
A gang of four amateur criminals robs a cashier during a big soccer match. They are essentially losers (one of them gets his inspirations from comic strips), and are rounded up one by one by the police. Gina Lollobrigida (displaying her already famous figure) appears as the girlfriend of one of the crooks. Named best Italian film at the 1951 Venice Film Festival. $14.95

French Experimental Short Subjects
'Menilmontant' (1926 - directed by Dimitri Kirsanov), 'The Smiling Madam Beudet' (1922) and 'La Petit Lilie' (1928 - directed by Alberto Cavalcanti). $19.95

Friedmann Bach (1941)
Helmut Kutner $19.95

The Frozen Limits (1939)
The Crazy Gang (a collection of three U.K. comedy teams) $19.95

Full Hearts and Empty Pockets (1963)
When a young man on vacation in Rome experiences a run of good luck, he becomes the target of various hustlers and con men. This charming comedy/drama features fine location photography and some of the most beautiful women in Europe. Starring Linda Christian and Senta Berger. $14.95

Gate of Hell (1954)
A 12th Century Samurai falls in love with, then shames a married woman. Starring Machiko Kyo. $19.95

The General Line (1929)
Silent film from the Soviet Union. $19.95

Gertrude (1964)
Written and directed by Carl Dreyer. With Nina Pens Rode and Bendt Rothe. Danish with English subtitles. $19.95

The Golden Salamander (1951)
Starring Trevor Howard, Anouk Aimee and Herbert Lom. An Archeologist (Howard) gets involved with gunrunners in Tunisia in this exciting British picture. Directed by Roland Neame. $19.95

The Golem (1920)
Silent film from Germany. Starring Paul Wegener. $19.95

Greek Street (1930) Latin Love
Sari Maritza, William Freshman $19.95

The Green Archer (1960)
Edgar Wallace tale starring Gert 'Goldfinger' Frobe. Dubbed into English. Color. $19.95

The Green Wall (1970)
Peruvian film written and directed by Armando Robles. With Julio Aleman and Sandra Riva. English subtitles. Color. $19.95

The Guinea Pig (1948) The Outsider
Young Richard Attenborough plays a rural student who is placed in an expensive school as part of an educational experiment. The boys' many conflicts make this a compelling drama. $19.95

Guns of the Black Witch (1961)
A 17th Century Caribbean pirate avenges his father's death in this Italian costume drama from Domenico Paolella. With Don Megowan and Silvana Pampanini. $14.95

The Hard Life of an Adventurer (1941)
Directed by Martin Fric. With Otomar Korbelar. Czechoslavakian with English subtitles. $19.95

Harvest (1937)
Starring Fernandel, Orane Demazis and Gabriel Babrio. Written and directed by Marcel Pagnol. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Haunted Castle (1921)
Silent film from Germany. Starring Werner Kraus. $19.95

Head Against the Walls
Anouk Aimee. French with English susbtitles. $19.95

Heart and Soul (1950)
Directed by Dullo Coletti. With Vittorio DeSica and Maria Mercader. Italian with English subtitles. $19.95

Hue and Cry (1947)
Starring Alistair Sim and Jack Warner. $19.95

The Informer (1929)
Earlier British version of the story made famous by John Ford and Victor McLaglen. Here Lars Hanson plays Gypo Nolan, the slow-witted Irishman who turns his IRA pal over to the authorities for the reward money. Ray Milland plays a bit part in this - his second film outing. $19.95

Innocents in Paris (1955)
Alastair Sim, Claire Bloom and Laurence Harvey star in this funny group of stories about seven individual British citizens who run into all manner of troubles when they journey to France. $19.95

Interrupted Journey (1949)
Richard Todd leaves his wife (Valerie Hobson) and runs off with Christine Norden. He changes his mind at the last minute and jumps off the train they are riding. The train is then involved in an accident and Norden is killed - but under mysterious circumstances... $19.95

The Island (1961)
With Nobuko Otowa and Taiji Tonoyama. Written and directed by Kaneto Shindo. A man, his wife and their two sons are the only inhabitants of a small island. This unique film is the fascinating story of their lives. No dialogue. $19.95

The Island of Bliss (1913)
German silent film directed by Arthur Kahane with production and sets by Max Reinhardt. $19.95

J'Accuse (1937) That They May Live
Abel Gance's stunning anti-war film features a troubled, exploited war veteran (Victor Francen) who summons an army of men killed in war to rise from their graves. Promoted as a horror film in the U.S. due to its' many macabre elements. $14.95

Java Head (1935)
British 19th Century romantic tragedy with John Loder as a shipbuilder who marries a Chinese girl (Anna May Wong). Also with Edmund Gwenn, Ralph Richardson and Elizabeth Allan. $19.95

John Grierson Documentaries (1931-60)
'Industrial Britain,' Colour Box,' 'Granton Trawler,' 'Private Life of the Gannetts' and 'Steward the Great Ships.' $19.95

Journey Together (1946)
Semi-documentary account of U.S. flyers stationed in England during WWII. Starring Richard Attenborough and Edward G. Robinson. $19.95

Journey to the Seventh Planet (1961)
Danish sci-fi drama about an expedition to Uranus in the year 2001. $14.95

Judex (1964)
Channing Pollock and sexy Sylva Koscina star in this well made revenge tale. Pollock kidnaps the daughter of the man who caused his own father's death. A great, surrealistic mystery thriller from Georges Franju (The Horror Chamber of Dr. Faustus). $14.95

Jud Suss (1940) Jew Suss
Notorious anti-Semetic film produced by the Nazis durring WWII. German with English subtitles. $19.95

Juve vs. Fantomas (1913)
Early French silent thriller. $19.95

Kapo (1959)
Starring Susan Strasberg. Directed by Gillo Pontecorvo. English and Italian dialogue plus English subtitles. $19.95

King Lear (1969)
Russian with English subtitles. $19.95

Kleider Machen Leute (1940) Clothes Make the Man
German, no subtitles $19.95

Kwaidan (1964) Ghost Story
Masaki Kobayashi's mesmerizing adaptation of four traditional Japanese ghost stories, as collected by American journalist Lafcadio Hearn. Includes a creepy score by avant garde composer Toru Takemitsu. Director Kobayashi spent six years working on the film. $14.95

La Belle Americaine (1961) The American Beauty
Dubbed into English $19.95

Lady Chatterly's Lover (1959)
French adaptation of the D.H. Lawrence classic. Danielle Darrieux plays the insatiable woman who takes a lover when she learns her husband is impotent. $19.95

La Jetee (1963)
This French sci-fi short inspired Terry Gilliam's '12 Monkeys.' $19.95

La Maternelle The Nursery School (1955)
$19.95

The Last Days of Dolwyn (1949) a.k.a. Woman of Dolwyn
Dame Edith Evans, Richard Burton, Hugh Griffith $19.95

The Last Laugh (1924)
A doorman (Emil Jannings) is demoted to washroom attendant when he can no longer do the physical labor his job entails. His humiliation is profound, but he struggles to once again gain the respect of those around him. An influential masterwork from director F.W. Murnau. Silent. $19.95

Le Cas du Dr. Laurent (1957) The Case of Dr. Laurent
Jean Gabin stars as a Parisian physician who journeys to the rural countryside to promote natural childbirth, though his methods are met with opposition at every turn. Contains actual childbirth footage to increase its' authenticity. $19.95

Le Chat (1975) The Cat
Starring Jean Gabin and Simone Signoret as a married couple who have grown to detest each other. A fascinating chronicle of human hatred from director Pierre Granier-Deferre. Color. $19.95

Les Abysses (1963)
This gripping film is based on the same 1933 murder case that inspired Jean Genet's 'The Maids.' With Francine Berge, Colette Berge and Pascale de Boysson. Directed by Niko Papatakis. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Les Miserables (1952)
Starring Gino Cervi and Valentina Cortesa. Dubbed into English. Specify 1952 version. $34.95

Les Miserables (1957)
Starring Jean Gabin. Directed by Jean-Paul Chanois. Dubbed into English. Specify 1957 version. $19.95

Le Soldatesse (1966)
Anna Karina $19.95

Letters from My Windmill (1954)
Written and directed by Marcel Pagnol. French with English subtitles. $19.95

A Letter to Mama (1939)
From Poland starring Edmond Zayenda, Lucy and Misha Gehrman. Directed by Joseph Green. Yiddish with English subtitles. $19.95

The Liars (1964)
Jean Servais stars as an adventurer who returns from making his fortune in Africa and advertises for a wife. A lovely but mysterious woman (Dawn Adams) shows up with her 'son' and agrees to take the job. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Life and Loves of Mozart (1959)
German biographical film starring Oskar Werner and Johanna Matz. Dubbed into English. Color. $19.95

The Little Humpbacked Horse (1962)
Soviet production filmed at the famed Bolshoi Theatre. Color. $19.95

Lola Montes (1955) Scent of a Woman
Starring Martine Carol and Peter Ustinov. French with English subtitles. Color.$19.95

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (1962)
Michael Redgrave, Tom Courtney and James Fox star in this engrossing tale of a rebellious young man sent to reform school, where he's chosen for the track team. A landmark film from director Tony Richardson. $14.95

Love and the Frenchwoman (1960)
Several directors look at the seven ages of love during the life of a woman. $19.95

Love on the Dole (1941)
Starring Deborah Kerr. Based on the novel by Walter Greenwood. $19.95

Loves of a Clown (1950) Pagliacci
Starring Gina Lollobrigida and Tito Gobbi. $19.95

Lure of the Sila (1949)
$34.95

The Magic Horse (1941)
Rarely screened Soviet film.$19.95

Malacarne (1946) For the Love of Mariastella
Starring Pino Mercanti and Giuseppe Zucca. $19.95

Mambo (1955)
A millionaire takes sexy dancer Silvana Mangano under his wing. Also with Michael Rennie, Vittorio Gassmann, Eduardo Cianneli and Shelley Winters. Produced by Calro Ponti and Dino DeLaurentis. Directed by Robert Rossen. $19.95

Marinella (1936)
French only, no subtitles. $19.95

Marius (1931)
Directed by Alexander Korda. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Mark of the Hawk (1957) Accused
Starring Sidney Poitier, Juano Hernandez, John McIntire and Eartha Kitt. Exploration of racial equality and the means of achieving it (violent vs. non-violent). A British production filmed in Africa. $19.95

Martin Luther (1953)
Directed by Irving Pichel. $19.95

Master of the House (1925)
Carl Dreyer uses comedy and drama to tell the story of a middle-class family dominated by their Patriarch. With Johannes Meyer, Astrid Holm and Karin Nellmost. Silent. $19.95

The Mayerling (1937)
Charles Boyer and Danielle Darrieux star in this story of 'a forbidden love that changed a country's history!' French with English subtitles. $34.95

Men Are Not Gods (1937)
British drama about a wife convincing a theatre critic to alter his scathing review of her husband's play. Starring Miriam Hopkins, Gertrude Lawrence, Sebastian Shaw and Rex Harrison. $19.95

The Miracle of Marcelino (1955)
Spainish film starring Pablito Calvo. Dubbed into English. $19.95

Misty Wharf (1938) Quai Des Brumes
a.k.a. Port of Shadows
Jean Gabin stars as a deserter guilty of murder. While searching for a ship on which to make his escape, he meets and falls in love with a girl (Michel Simon) who is trying escape her own life. Directed by Marcel Carne. $19.95

Monsieur Vincent (1947)
This biography (of St. Vincent de Paul) starring Pierre Fresnay won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Mother (1920s)
The story of a Russian family coping with the burdens of the 1905 revolt. Silent. $19.95

Mother Krausen's Journey Into Happiness (1929)
Silent film directed by Piel Jutzi. German title cards. $19.95

Moulin Rouge (1928)
With Olga Tscechowa, Eve Gray and Jean Bradin. Directed by E. A. Dupont. $19.95

Murder at 45 RPM (1961) Meurtre en 45 Tours
French suspense film about a famous singer (Danielle Darrieux) who carries on an affair with her accompanist (Michel Auclair). The illicit lovers begin to suspect each other after the husband turns up dead, and recorded messages from him begin arriving. $14.95

Musica Proibita (1943)
$34.95

Mutiny of the Elisnore (1939)
Starring Paul Lukas, Lyn Harding (from Jack London's story). $19.95

My Song Goes 'Round the World (1934)
Joseph Schmidt. German with English subtitles. $19.95

Nais (1947)
Starring Fernandel, Jacqueline Bouvier. Adapted by Marcel Pagnol. Directed by Raymond LeBoursier. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Napoleon (1956)
This color biography of the famous World leader features an all-star international cast. With Orson Welles, Yves Montand, Jean Gabin, Jean Marais, Erich von Stroheim, Maria Schell and Jean Pierre Aumont. $14.95

The Night Has Eyes (1942) Terror House
Two schoolteachers on holiday (Joyce Howard and Tucker McGuire) search the region where their friend disappeared a year before. A storm forces them to seek refuge in the home a disturbed veteran (James Mason) whom they come to suspect as the killer. This moody thriller horrified audiences all over England. $19.95

Nine Men (1943)
Starring Jack Lambert, Gordon Jackson. $19.95

No, I Have No Regrets
Documentary of Edith Piaf's nightclub performance, including newsreels and interviews. $19.95

Nosferatu (1922)
Max Schreck plays the hideous vampire in F.W. Murnau's classic adaptation of 'Dracula.' Bram Stoker's widow fought against the distribution of this film for years. Unequaled despite the hundreds of vampire pictures produced since. $14.95

Nude in His Pocket (1962) Amour de Poche
a.k.a. Girl in His Pocket
A biology professor (French star Jean Marais) turns his gorgeous young lab assistant (Agnes Laurent) into a six inch miniature with an experimental solution, then struggles to hide this information from his fiancee. Also with Genevieve Page and Jean-Claude Briarly. $14.95

Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge (1962)
$24.95

The Old Testament (1962) Italy
Starring Brad Harris, Margaret Taylor, Jacques Berthier, Ignazio Dolce, Enzo Doria, Philippe Hersent, John Heston, Mara Lane, Susan Paget, Isarco Ravaioli, Ivy Stewart and Carlo Tamberlani. $19.95

One of Our Aircraft is Missing (1941)
Michael Powell's terrific WWII adventure about six RAF fliers who must find their way back to England after being shot down by the Germans. Starring Godfrey Tearle, Eric Portman, Pamela Brown and Peter Ustinov. This is the full-length British print. $14.95

Ordet (1948) The Word
Directed by Carl Dreyer. Danish with English subtitles. $19.95

Orphan Boy of Vienna (1936)
Directed by Max Neufeld. Featuring the Vienna Boys Choir. German with English subtitles. $19.95

The Oyster Princess (1919)
Silent film directed by Ernst Lubitsch. English title cards. $19.95

The Parson's Widow (1920)
Starring Hildur Carlberg, Einar Rod, Greta Almroth and Olav Aukrust. An early work from director by Carl Theodore Dryer ('Passion of Joan of Arc'). Silent. $19.95

Pandora's Box (1928)
Die Buesche Der Pandora a.k.a. Lulu
Smoldering account of an insatiable sex kitten (Louise Brooks in a classic portrayal) who values others only for what they offer her sexually. The shock ending still jolts viewers. Features many famous sequences, including the screen's first lesbian. Directed by G. W. Pabst. Silent. $14.95

Passion D'Amore (1981)
$34.95

Passion for Life (1951)
Jean-Paul Le Chanois $34.95

The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) Vie de Jeanne d'Arc
Director Carl Theodor Dreyer's epic depiction of the life of Joan of Arc, the great French military leader who was tried for heresy and witchcraft. Renee Falconetti's performance (her only film appearance) has been called one of the greatest in the history of cinema. Silent. $14.95

Passport to Pimlico (1949)
Stanley Holloway and Margaret Rutherford in this charming British comedy about a group of people who take advantage of an ancient law and set up their own nation in the heart of London! $19.95

Pather Panchali (1956)
Directed by Satyajit Ray with music by Ravi Shankar. Indian with English titles. $19.95

Peddlin' in Society (1947)
With Vittorio DeSica and Anna Magnani. Directed by Gennaro Righelli. Italian with English subtitles. $19.95

The Pirate of the Black Hawk (1961)
Swashbuckling romance and adventure with Mijanou Bardot, Gerard Landry and Andrea Aureli. Color. $19.99

Poil De Carotte
French with English subtitles. $19.95

Power (1934)
Starring Conrad Veidt and Benita Hume. Directed by Lothar Mendes. Based on the novel by Leon Feuchtwangler. $19.95

Princess Tam-Tam (1935)
French production starring Josephine Baker. English subtitles. $19.95

Prison Heat (1986)
Beautiful Asian women are held in a brutal prison run by a sadistic warden and her obedient guards. The helpless girls are subject to all manner of degradation, including rape, torture and more. Adults only. With English subtitles. $14.95

Profumo di Donna (1975) Scent of a Woman
Starring Vittorio Gassman. Italian with English subtitles. Color. $19.95

Puccini - Two Loves Had I (1953)
Italian film starring Marta Toren and Gabriela Ferzetti. Dubbed into English. Color. $19.95

Pygmalion (1938)
Oscar-winning film adapted from George Bernard Shaw's classic story (later 'My Fair Lady') stars Leslie Howard as the professor who transforms the crude, young, Cockney Wendy Hiller. $19.95

The Red Desert (1964)
Starring Monica Vitti and Richard Harris. Italian with English subtitles. Color. $19.95

Rein Que Les Heurs (1926)
Experimental silent film from France. $19.95

Revolt of the Fisherman (1935)
U.S.S.R. $19.95

Rififi (1956)
The title is criminal slang for "trouble" or "danger," and there's plenty of both in this trend setting caper film. A daring and complex robbery is committed by a gang of crooks (during the famous twenty-five minute silent sequence). This classic has been copied and remade many times. Director Jules Dassin appears as one of the gang members. $19.95

The River / Plow That Broke the Plains
Two films from Pare Lorentz. $19.95

Romance in a Minor Key (1943)
From Germany $19.95

The Roots (1958)
Four stories based on the works of Francisco Gonzales. Directed by Benito Alazraki. Spanish with English subtitles. $19.95

The Runaway Bus (1955)
Starring Margaret Rutherford and Petula Clark. A busload of eccentrics gets lost in the fog and ends up in a desreted village. Among them is a crook with a suitcase filled with gold. Produced, written and directed by Val Guest. $19.95

The Saga of Gosta Berling (1924)
Silent Swedish film starring Greta Garbo, Lars Hanson, Gerda Lundeqvist and Otto Elg-Lundberg. Directed by Mauritz Stiller. $19.95

The Sea Gull
Classic Chekov. Russian with English subtitles. Color. $19.95

Seduced and Abandoned (1964)
'Brilliant! Hilarious! Gas, giggles, guffaws and satire!' - New York Times. Italian with English subtitles. $19.95

Seven Sinners (1936) a.k.a. Doomed Cargo
Starring Edmund Lowe and Constance Cummings. $19.95

Shadow of the Eagle (1955)
Richard Greene, Valentina Cortesa, Binnie Barnes $19.95

The Shameless Old Lady (1966)
Directed by Rene Allio. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Sheep Has Five Legs (1955)
Le Moutoun a Cinq Pattes
A father has grown resentful of his five sonse (all played by Fernandel) and refuses to participate in an anniversary celebration. Directed byHenri Verneuil. French with English subtitles. $19.95

The Small Back Room (1949) Hour of Glory
A science-minded young loner (David Farrar) is called upon to difuse a bomb. Also starring Jack Hawkins and Robert Morley. $19.95

Snow Country (1957)
Directed by Ryo Ikebe. Japanese with English subtitles. $19.95

Snow White (1965)
German version of the famous fairy tale. Elke Arendt stars in the title role. $19.95

Song of China (1936)
History of a family and the problems they encounter through the years. A rare and realistic glimpse of the Chinese culture. With English titles. $19.95

Spitfire (1943)
Film biography of Reginald Mitchell, whose Spitfire airplane enabled Britain's Royal Air Force to battle back the German ariel assault during WWII. Starring Leslie Howard and David Niven. Directed by Howard. $19.95

The Stars Look Down (1939)
Magnificent adaptation of A.J. Cronin's novel about coal miners fighting for less dangerous working conditions. Directed by Carol Reed and starring Michael Redgrave and Margaret Lockwood. $19.95

Stone Wedding (1971)
Directed by Mircea Veroin and Dan Pita. With Petre Gheorghin and Ursula Nusshacher. Romanian with English subtitles. $19.95

The Story of a Three Day Pass (1967) La Permission
Starring Harry Baird and Nicole Berger. Directed by Melvin Van Peebles. French and English dialogue with English subtitles. $19.95

The Story of the Count of Monte Cristo (1962)
The Alexander Dumas classic, this time starring Louis Jourdan and Yvonne Furneaux. Color. $19.95

The Student of Prague (1913)
Silent German film directed by Stellan Rye. With Paul Wegener and Fritz Weidmann. English titles. $19.95

A Summer to Remember (1960)
A young boy adjusts to a new life when his mother remarries. Heart-warming tale told from a five-year old's perspective. Directed by Gregory Danella and Igor Talankin. Russian with English subtitles. $19.95

Sundays and Cybele (1962)
Cybele Ou Les Dimanches De Ville-D'Avray
Starring Hardy Kruger and Patricia Gozzi. A former German pilot - suffering from amnesia - befriends a young girl from a nearby orphanage but is later accused of molesting her. Directed by Serge Bourgignon. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Sweet Light in a Dark Room (1960)
a.k.a. Romeo, Juliet and Darkness
During the Nazi occupation, a student hides a young Jewish girl. Directed by Juri Weiss. With Dana Smutna and Ivan Mistrik. Czechoslavakian with English subtitles. $19.95

Tales of Paris (1962)
Starring Catherine Denueve and Dany Robin. Four short films devoted to Parisian women. Directed by Marc Allegret, Claude Barma, Michel Boisrond and Jacques Poitrenaud. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Tartuffe, the Hypocrite (1927)
Starring Emil Jannings. Directed by F.W. Murnau. German title cards only. $19.95

Time Out for Love (1961)
Starring Jean Seberg, Micheline Presie and Maurice Ronet. Directed by Jean Valere. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Tower of Screaming Virgins (1968)
European sex/costume drama about a murderous countess who tortures and kills young men after having sex with them. Based loosely on the works of Dumas. In color, with great photography and production values. Rated R. $14.95

Ugetsu (1953)
Directed by Kenji Mizoguchi. $19.95

Under the Bridge (1945)
$19.95

The Unfaithfuls (1960)
Crime comedy about a group of adulterous couples being blackmailed by a man who later turns up murdered. Starring Gina Lollobrigida, May Britt and Irene Papas. $19.99

Variety (1925)
Starring Emil Jannings as a trapeze artist who ends up on the wrong side of the law. Also with Maly Delschaft and Lya De Putti. Photographed by Karl Freund. This silent film features English titles. $19.95

Verdi (1953)
Adapted from the opera. Starring Pierre Cressoy and Anna Marie Ferreo. Dubbed into English. Color. $19.95

Volpone (1939)
Maurice Tourneur directed this fine version of Ben Jonson's classic comedy. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Walk Into Hell (1957)
Australian adventure film featuring Chips Rafferty as an explorer who leads an oil-finding expedition in New Guinea. Also in the party are Reginald Lye and Francoise Christophe. One day they are confronted by a hunter who has riled the local inhabitants by killing a sacred white bird, and the troupe prepares for a native attack. Color. $19.95

The Well-Digger's Daughter (1940)
A well-digger (Raimu) discovers that his daughter (Josette Day) has been impregnated and abandoned. The digger's simple-minded assistant agrees to marry the girl and raise the child as his own. Directed by Marcel Pagnol. French with English subtitles. $19.95

Where the Hot Wind Blows! (1958)
Love is the rule of the day with Gina Lollobrigida, Marcello Mastroianni, Melina Mercouri and Yves Montand. How's that for a cast! $14.95

Whiskey Galore (1949) Tight Little Island
With Basil Radford (U.K.). $19.95

William Tell (1935)
Starring Conrad Veidt. $19.95

Woman in the Dunes (1964) Suna No Onna
This simple story of a man held against his will is really a thought-provoking parable of life itself. When an entomologist discovers a woman living in a sandpit - he unwittingly becomes her prisoner and must then shovel sand constantly lest they become buried. Directed by Hiroshi Teshigahra, who was much honored for this amazing film. $19.95

Woman of Rome (1954) La Romana
A young woman (Gina Lollobrigida) turns to prostitution after a broken romance with a married man. One of her clients (Franco Fabrizi) is an anti-fascist wanted by the police, and the two begin a deep and ultimately tragic friendship. $14.95

Women in Prison (1951) Women Without Names
Starring Simone Simon and Valentine Cortesa. Directed by Geza Radvanyl. $19.95

Yiddle with His Fiddle (1937)
From Poland with Molly Picon, S. Forstel. Directed by Joseph Green. Yiddish with English subtitles. $19.95

Zou Zou (1934)
French production starring Josephine Baker and Jean Gabin. English subtitles. $19.95

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