Porridge: Series 1
(1974) [PG]

'Porridge’ is slang for a jail sentence, and habitual offender Norman Stanley Fletcher (Barker) is doing five years. Six episodes of cynicism, self-preservation and bare-faced cheek as Fletcher takes on the Slade prision system. New Faces, Old Hands "Twenty-three and you want to go...  More

Open All Hours : Series 1, Disc 1
(1976) [PG]

Ronnie Barker stars as Arkwright, the stuttering grocer, in the first series of this cornershop comedy. Arkwright's urge to take money from his customers by fair means or foul is second only to his need to prevent Granville, his nephew, from discovering a world beyond the clang of the shop...  More

Porridge: Series 2
(1975) [PG]

Due to lack of scholastic training Norman Stanley Fletcher took to stealing instead of stockbroking and is doing 'porridge' for taking a fancy to someone else's lorry. This DVD contains all six episodes from the second series, and the pilot episode Prisoner & Escort. Just Desserts, Heartbreak...  More

Porridge: Series 3
(1977) [PG]

A Storm In A Teacup Fletch's hopes of getting a little peace and quiet are thwarted by the appearance of Harry Grout, who is not feeling too genial. Poetic Justice Fletch's new cell mate is none other than the judge who put him there. If he'd known at his trial that he was a bent judge, he'd...  More

Porridge
(1979) [PG]

The classic British TV series brought to the big screen tells the story of two prisoners who want nothing more than to stay in gaol. Norman and his cell mate Lennie have been happily serving 'Porridge' (slang for a prison term) for a long, long time. The pair's idyllic life is brought to an...  More

My House in Umbria
(2003) [M]

After a bomb destroys a railway carriage, the four survivors repair to the villa of one, Mrs. Delahunty, a writer of romance novels, a woman with a past. The others are an aging British general, a young German man, and Aimee, an American girl orphaned in the blast. As these four strangers recover...  More

Futtocks End
(1970) [PG]

A weekend gathering at the decaying country home of the eccentric General Futtock (Ronnie Barker) produces a series of saucy mishaps between staff and guests. This 'silent' film uses music, sound effects and incoherent mutterings in the place of dialogue, as the bumbling and lewd General competes...  More