Rod Taylor

Based on the Dodie Smith novel, Walt Disney’s animated family adventure - the highest grossing movie of 1961 in the USA - follows two parent Dalmatians who go out to rescue their litter from the sinister clutches of Cruella De Vil, who intends to use the puppies to extend her fashionable wardrobe.

Hitchcock’s thriller/horror masterpiece about nature gone berserk. Thousands of birds inexplicably and violently attack a sleepy seaside town. Stars Tippi Hedren in her first Hitchcock film.

Australian comedy, director Stephen Elliott's follow-up to The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, based on the book The Dead Heart by Douglas Kennedy. After a deal gone bad, a New York crook named Teddy (Johnathon Schaech) escapes to the outback. Specifically, he finds himself in the strange, dilapidated and incestual town of Woop Woop - a place born from the residents of an abandoned asbestos mine, that exports only dog food (Kangaroo road-kill), and occasionally kidnaps strangers like Teddy to keep the population up.

Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni dives into the counterculture of 1970 America in this tale that opens with student debates and campus protests. From there, it detours into a psychedelic orgy and concludes with the literal demolition of Western materialism...