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The Last Legion
on DVD
(2007)
Starring: Colin Firth, Ben Kingsley, Aishwarya Rai
Director: Doug Lefler
Certificate: 
The Empire is being held to ransom by the Barbarians. On the eve of the coronation of the 12-year-old Romulus Augustus, his mentor, the shaman Ambrosinus (Ben Kingsley), predicts disaster. His worst fears are realised as the Goths sack the once-great city of Rome and capture the last Emperor and ..read more »
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58%
from 13,427 members
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On A Clear Day
on DVD
(2005)
Starring: Peter Mullan, Billy Boyd, Brenda Blethyn
Director: Gaby Dellal
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A man who finds himself out of work at fifty-five, finds a new lease of life when his friend happens to mention in idle conversation swimming to France. The preparation for the challenging feat is kept secret from his loved ones...
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61%
from 5,863 members
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Blinded
on DVD
(2004)
Starring: Jodhi May, Peter Mullan, Anders W. Berthelsen
Director: Eleanor Yule
Certificate: 
Danish backpacker Mike Hammershoi (Anders W. Berthelsen) is running from a dark secret. One night, while travelling through the Scottish borders, he stops at Black’s estate hoping to find some work. There, he encounters blind farm-owner Francis Black (Peter Mullan) and his elderly mother Bella (..read more »
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42%
from 776 members
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Kiss Of Life
on DVD
(2003)
Starring: Peter Mullan, Millie Findlay, David Warner
Director: Emily Young
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Writer-director Emily Young's BAFTA-winning debut is an incredibly moving story of love, death and grief. John (Peter Mullen) has been an aid worker in a war-torn area of Eastern Europe and is about to return home to his wife and children back in London who are anxiously waiting for his safe return...read more »
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44%
from 152 members
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Young Adam
on DVD
(2003)
Starring: Ewan McGregor, Tilda Swinton, Emily Mortimer
Director: David Mackenzie
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YOUNG ADAM is David McKenzie's adaptation of Alexander Trocchi's novel, a romantic murder mystery set on a barge in the canals of Scotland. Lovely photography by Giles Nuttgens, complemented by a lonely score by David Byrne, provides a picturesque backdrop for what is otherwise a seedy story of ..read more »
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53%
from 5,946 members
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The Magdalene Sisters
on DVD
(2002)
Starring: Geraldine McEwan, Nora-Jane Noone, Anne-Marie Duff
Director: Peter Mullan
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Peter Mullen's shocking drama THE MAGDALENE SISTERS is based on real events that took place in Ireland from the 1960s until 1996 when an estimated 30,000 young women, considered by their families to have committed sexual sins, were sent away from their homes to earn penitence working in profit-..read more »
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68%
from 9,868 members
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Session 9
on DVD
(2001)
Starring: David Caruso, Peter Mullan, Brendan Sexton III
Director: Brad Anderson
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The Danvers State Mental Hospital closed down fifteen years ago. Now there's five strangers from the Elimination Company to clean it up. The hospital holds many secrets from its evil past...
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59%
from 2,081 members
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Ordinary Decent Criminal
on DVD
(2000)
Starring: Kevin Spacey, Linda Fiorentino, Peter Mullan
Director: Thaddeus O'Sullivan
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ORDINARY DECENT CRIMINAL stars Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey as Michael Lynch, an normal Irish bloke who just happens to rob from the rich. Charming and clever, Michael becomes a hero to the public, challenging and outwitting the authorities at every turn. However, the police soon become ..read more »
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61%
from 1,800 member
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The Claim
on DVD
(2000)
Starring: Peter Mullan, Milla Jovovich, Wes Bentley
Director: Michael Winterbottom
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In transporting Thomas Hardy's THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE to the American West, English director Michael Winterbottom has fashioned an audacious, epic anti-Western that is a haunting achievement. Set in 1849, the story concerns Mr. Dillon (Peter Mullan), the ruler of Kingdom Come, a snow-covered ..read more »
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55%
from 713 members
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My Name Is Joe
on DVD
(1998)
Starring: Peter Mullan, Louise Goodall, David McKay
Director: Ken Loach
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Peter Mullan (ORPHANS, MISS JULIE) won the Best Actor award at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival for his performance as Joe Kavanagh, a recovering alcoholic in his late thirties. Like half the people in his impoverished Glasgow neighborhood, he's unemployed and struggles to get by between odd jobs and ..read more »
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68%
from 3,279 members
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Orphans
on DVD
(1997)
Starring: Douglas Henshall, Gary Lewis, Stephen McCole
Director: Peter Mullan
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The star of Ken Loach's MY NAME IS JOE, Mullan proves that his talent isn't relegated to acting. As a writer/director, he has crafted a supremely entertaining motion picture. ORPHANS tells the grittily realistic, hysterical, and deeply moving tale of a group of siblings who reunite in Glasgow on ..read more »
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65%
from 694 members
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Shallow Grave
on DVD
(1994)
Starring: Christopher Eccleston, Ewan McGregor, Kerry Fox
Director: Danny Boyle
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After three Edinburgh roommates (Ewan McGregor, Christopher Eccleston, and Kerry Fox) finally choose a new roommate they can live with, they find him dead on the floor with a suitcase full of cash. While trying to remove the body and extricate themselves from the situation, they wade hip-deep into ..read more »
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70%
from 14,360 members
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Cinema 16 - European Short Films
Director: Lars Von Trier, Peter Mullan, Krzysztof Kieslo
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A compilation of graduation films by a number of directors including - Peter Nullan - 'Fridge', Tom Tykwer - 'Epilog', Lars Von Trier - 'Nocturne', and Virgil Wildrich - 'Copy Shop'. 15 films in total.
Please note: This title cannot be rented in the UK
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79%
from 30 members
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Heart of Glasgow 25 March 2004
...the surface. You will not need sub-titles to understand this film. Just look in Peter Mullan's eyes. ...
Oscar worthy and not to be missed 10 October 2003
