Michael Brandon

Old rivalries resurface over a new airport. Can Thomas persuade the diesels and steamies to settle their differences and get Sodor back on track?

Evoking the fantastical eroticism and unapologetic camp of James Bidgood’s queer classic Pink Narcissus, British auteur Peter Strickland packs kitsch erotics with intense emotion into this saucy, shimmering short. A potent merger of desire and memory that is most definitely NSFW!

Una mujer que sufre de depresión posparto severa recuerda recuerdos latentes de haber sido abusada sexualmente por su padre cuando era niña.

Aburrida de la vida, Gina se vuelve adicta a las apuestas en un viaje a Lake Tahoe, a riesgo de su matrimonio y su fondo fiduciario.

Newly widowed and struggling to move on, Bea finds unexpected purpose at the Stardust Ballroom with a married postman looking for a dance partner.

Kim Novak and Tony Curtis make their TV movie debuts in this poignant tale of shattered dreams from director Peter Medak (The Ruling Class). A chorus girl for 14 years, Gloria Joyce (Novak) is at the end of the line. She's just turned 36, her looks are starting to fade and the club where she works is going topless. So when her boyfriend of 13 years (Curtis) dodges the question of marriage, Gloria takes comfort in the arms of a 23-year-old delivery boy (Michael Brandon), the only one she feels understands her. So when her lover breaks in on their tryst and draws a line in the sand, Gloria must decide which way her future lies, in the past or in the present. Produced by Playboy Productions, The Third Girl from the Left aired on October 16, 1973, and was written by Oscar-nominated lyricist Dory Previn. It also featured two songs composed especially for the film: one sung by Previn herself, the other by Tony Curtis.

Drama telling the story of the most dramatic weekend on Wall Street since 1929, when the collapse of one institution threatened all.