Susan Hampshire

Adapted from a celebrated novel by 'the Belgian Edgar Allen Poe', Jean Ray, Harry Kümel's film sees a young sailor return to his family home Malpertuis - a labyrinthine mansion of endless corridors and secret chambers - to find it rife with intrigue. Ailing uncle Cassavius (Orson Welles) has pledged to divide his estate to his heirs, but only if they promise to never again leave the house.

1961. Drama. Directed and written by Sidney J Furie. Starring Don Borisenko and Susan Hampshire. A sensitive story of two airmen. One with a terrible injury and one dealing with life.

A lonely teacher muddles through a midlife crisis as he navigates romantic relationships and tries his hand at composing experimental music.

Three stories linked by a studio in Paris: In 1937, two lovers meet after 15 years in the room in which they were lovers once. In 1939, the room is occupied by a medical student who has an affair with a doctor much older than herself. In 1942, a young girl lives in the room and has an affair with a married man.

An ambitious government minister is on the fast track to the top until a woman arrives in London with proof of his financial chicanery.