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BWC DVD Catalogue - May 2021 BWC DVD Catalogue - May 2021 A is for Acid Broadcast News Accused, The Brokeback Mountain Affair of the Necklace, The Broken Embraces All about my Mother Burn after Reading American Gangster Butler, The Angels and Demons Calendar Girls Anonymous Call the Midwife Anywhere but Here Capote Apocalypse Now Redux Captain Corelli Argo Captain Phillips Artist, The Casino Royale Atonement Cassandra's Dream Australia Cause Celebre Avatar Chalet Girls Babel Changeling, The Bandidas Charlie Wilson's War Barchester Chronicles, The Chicken Run Beach, The Chicago Beaches Children of Men Before Sunrise Chocolat Begin Julia Christmas at Downton Abbey Beginners Citizen X: the Ripper of Rostov Bel Ami Closer Belle Coco before Chanel Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Code Breaker Best of Ealing Studios Boxed Set: Kind Hearts and Coronets, Passport to Pimlico, Lavender Hill Mob, The Man in the White Suit, The Lady Killers Cold Mountain Collateral Bigger Splash, A Crown, the (Seasons 1 and 2) Collection Hollywood: Animal Farm, Nutcracker Black Book, The Prince, All Dogs Black Dahlia, The Constant Gardener, The Black Swan Cranford (BBC Series) Blood Diamond Creation Blue Jasmine Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Blue Valentine Da Vinci Code, The Bobby Dad's Army Bourne Ultimatum, The Dances with Wolves Boy in Striped Pyjamas, The Dandelion Dead Brave One, The Dark Knight, The Bride and Prejudice Death in the Clouds Bridge of Spies Death on the Nile Bridges of Madison County, The Debt, The Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason Departed, The Bridget Jones's Diary Descendent, The Brief Encounter Devil Wears Prada, The Bright Young Things Disgrace Brighton Rock Doctor Thorne Dogville Down with Love Doubt Downton Abbey - the Finale Good Night and Good Luck Downton Abbey, A journey to the Highlands (Xmas Special 2012) Good Shepherd, The Downton Abbey, A Moorland Journey (Xmas Special 2014) Good Woman, A Downton Abbey, Series I Good Year Downton Abbey, Series II Gosford Park Downton Abbey, Series III Gran Torino Downton Abbey, Series IV Grand Budapest Hotel, The Downton Abbey, Series V Gravity Downton Abbey, Series VI Great Expectations Downton Abbey, The London Season (Xmas Special 2013) Great Gatsby, The Dream Girls Hamlet Dream House Hancock Duchess, The Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 Eat, Pray, Love Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Edge, The Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Education, An Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Effie Gray Help, The Elizabeth: The Golden Age He's Just not that into You Emma History Boys, The Empire of the Wolves Hitch, The Enduring Love Holmes, Mr Enid Hope Springs Eye of the Storm, The Horse Whisperer, The Family Stone, The Hotel du Lac Finding Neverland Hotel Rwanda First Great Train Robbery, The House of Cards, Series 1 First Wives' Club, The House of Sand and Frog Fish Tank Howard's End Flags of our Fathers Human Stain, The Footsteps in the Fog Hundred Foot Journey, The Fountain, The Hurt Locker, The Four Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days I Capture the Castle Friends with Money Ice Age 2 From Time to Time Ice Age 4: Continental Drift Frost/Nixon Ides of March, The Gangs of New York Imagine You & Me Geisha Imitation Game, The Georgia Rule In Bruges Ghosts and Mrs Muir, The In her Shoes Girl on the Train, The In the Loop Girl with a Pearl Earring Independence Day Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The (2 versions) Indian Summers Glorious 39 Inglorious Bastards Golden Compass, The In-Laws, The Gone Girl Inside Man Good German, The Inspector Calls, An Into the Woods Interpreter, The Intolerable Cruelty Macbeth Invisible Woman, The Made in Dagenham Invisible Woman, The Made of Honour Iris Magdalene Sisters Iron Lady, The Mamma Mia It's Complicated Man About Town I've Loved you so Long Man for All Seasons, A Jack and Sarah Man of no Importance, A Jane Eyre Man who sued God, The Jazz Singer, The Mansfield Park Jude March of the Penguins Julie and Julia Margot Julius Caesar Martian, The Juno Memento Just Married Memoirs of a Geisha Keeping Mum Merchant of Venice, The Kids are All right, The Middlemarch King Arthur Midsummer Night's Dream, A King Lear Milk Kingdom, The Miss Austin Regrets King's Speech, The Miss Potter Kite Runner, The Mona Lisa Smile Ladies in Lavender Monsoon Wedding Lady in the Van, The Monster-in-Law Lake House, The Monthy Python's Life of Brian Larry Crowne Monuments Men, The Last King of Scotland, The Moonrise Kingdom Last Mistress, The Morning Glory Last Station, The Motherhood Late Quartet, A Mr and Mrs Smith (2 versions) Laws of Attraction Mr Holmes Letters from Iwo Jima Mr Turner Life is Beautiful Mrs Bradley Mysterires, The Life of Pi Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie Lilya 4-Ever Mrs Henderson Presents Lincoln Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont Lincoln Lawyer, The Much Ado about Nothing Little Miss Sunshine Mud Little Chaos, A Mummy, The Little Women Munich Lives of Others, The Murder of Quality, A Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King My Big Fat Greek Wedding Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring My House in Umbria Lord of the Rings: The Twin Towers My Old Lady Lord of War My Sister's Keeper Lost in Translation My Week with Marilyn Love Actually Mystic River Love in the Time of Cholera Lovers, The Nell Next Three Days, The S.W.A.T. No Country for Old Men Safe House Northanger Abbey Salmon Fishin in the Yemen Notebook, The (on DVD of My Sister's Keeper) Salt Notting Hill Saving Grace Now You See Me Sea of Love One Chance Sea, The One Day Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The One for the Money Secret Life of Bees, The Other Boleyn Girl, The Secrets and Lies Oxford Murders, The Series of Unfortunate Events, A Paddington Serious Man, A Passage to India, A Shadowlands Passion of the Christ, The Shadows in the Sun Patriot, The Shakespeare Retold (BBC) Perfect Stranger Shall We Dance Perfect Strangers Shame Perfect You, The Perfume Shawshank Redemption, The Peter Pan Sheltering Sky, The Philomena Sideways Pianist, the Silence of the Lambs, The Pirates of the Caribbean 1: Curse of the Black P Silver Linings Playbook Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest Single Man, A Pirates of the Carribean 3: At World's End Skyfall Pirates of the Carribean 4: On Stranger Tides Sleuth Prairie Home companion, A Slumdog Millionaire Precious Snow Falling on Cedars Premonition Social Network, The Prestige, The Something's Gotta Give Pride and prejudice Somewhere in Time Prime Song for Marion Princess Bride, The Sound of Music, The Prophet's Game, The Steel Magnolias Proposal, The Stepmom Pursuit of Happyness, The Steve Jobs Quantum of Solace Stoker Quartet Strictly Ballroom Queen, The Suite Francaise Railway Man, The Sum of All Fears, The Ray Summer in February Reader, The Suspect Revenant, The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, The Revolutionary Road Swann Robin Hood Syriana Romeo and Huliet Taken Rumour Has It Talk to Her (Habla con ella) Runaway Jury Tea with Mussolini Russia House, The Tears of the Sun Ten, Rillington Place Tess Theory of Everything, The Under the Tuscan Sun There will be Blood Undisputed Thick of it, The United 93 Thorn Birds, The United Kingdom, A Time Traveller's Wife, The (on DVD of My Sister's Keeper/The Notebook) Up in the Air Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy Valkyrie To Kill a Mocking Bird Vanity Fair Top of the Lake Vera Drake Town, The Vicky, Christina, Barcelona Troy Vie en Rose, La True Grit Virgin Queen, The Twelfth Night Visitor, The Twelve Years a Slave Volver Twilight Vow, The Two thousand and 12 W.E. Two Weeks Notice Walk the Line Wallander: One Step Behind War and Peace War Bride, The War Horse War of the Worlds Watchmen Water for Elephants We Bought a Zoo Weekend, The Welcome to the Rileys Whale Rider What We Did on Our Holiday Where Angels Fear to Tread White Countess, The White Ribbon, The Whitechapel Wild Wild West Wimbledon Wind in the Willows, The Wind that shakes the Barley, The Window, The Wings of the Dove, The Woman in Black Wonder Boys Wuthering Heights, 2 versions Young Victoria Zodiac.
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