Sam Kelly

“A positive, life affirming film,” (Britflicks) filled with “incredibly good, and very funny dialogue,” (Total Film) COMMON PEOPLE weaves together six stories of everyday Londoners whose lives become intertwined when they encounter an escaped parrot on a leafy London common. If you fancy a British, “indie gem that fans of heartfelt, Richard Curtis-type films will surely enjoy,” (Toronto Film Scene) then treat yourself to this, “charming celebration of communal life.” (Empire)

Dick and Mandy move into their new council house and discover their neighbour is Ralph Butcher, one of their former schoolteachers.

Set in a POW camp deep in Germany, RAF officer James Forrester devises a plan for a mass escape in this sharply observed comedy-drama.

(1984) Comedy. A cricket groundsman's perfectionism upsets the club committee.