Gretchen Franklin

"All for one and one for all!" as Gene Kelly leads the celebrated French swashbuckling trio against the evil Cardinal Richelieu in this adventure-filled classic. Academy Award-winning picture stars Kelly as the high-spirited D'Artagnan, Lana Turner as Countess de Winter, Angela Lansbury as Queen Anne, Vincent Price as the evil Richelieu, Van Heflin, Frank Morgan, and June Allyson. Produced by Pandro S. Berman this adaptation of the classic French tale remains one of the best.

A group of teenagers invent a game in which one of them is secretly chosen to be a "killer," while the others remain innocent victims.

Despite his passionate efforts fighting for the rights of West Indian workers, liberal union leader Jacko (John Mills) struggles to cope with his own racial prejudice when his only daughter, Kathie (Sylvia Syms), decides to marry her black colleague, Peter (Johnny Sekka). Based on the Ted Willis play "Hot Summer Night," this working-class drama co-stars Brenda De Banzie as Jacko's wife, who staunchly opposes the marriage.

(1968) Hywel Bennett, Haley Mills, Frank Finlay, Billie Whitelaw, Phyllis Calvert. A disturbed young man is reduced, at times, to a raging psycho, especially when he finds himself under stress or when he is attracted to members of the opposite sex. This is a well-made psychological thriller that has a number of very effective shock scenes. Mills is, of course, delightful. Nice color, 16mm.