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Browse 316 movies from The Rank Organisation Special Features Division
A look at the cities and towns that are constructed for the world of cinema, including those for The Three Lives of Thomasina, The Victors, and 55 Days at Peking.
Jan 1963
A look at the peerages, knighthoods and memberships of the various grades of the Orders of Chivalry to men and women who have deserved well of their country.
Jan 1969
A look into the world of car rallies, getting a behind the scenes glimpse of RAC events.
Jan 1961
A look at the role of the British coast guard.
Jan 1968
A look at all the various practised religions in India
A look at Britain's promising railway preservation scene, featuring a trip with the locomotive Flying Scotsman on one of its last mainline runs.
A look at the world of the Chinese who have made Britain their home.
Jan 1967
A look at the impact of road traffic on cities and their environments.
An examination of the relationship between humans and animals, both domestic and wild.
A look at garden centres, which are springing up all over the country to cater for gardeners.
A look at the restoration of vintage vehicles with visits to the Montagu Motor Museum at Beaulieu in the New Forest, the high-speed trials at Silverstone, and the famous London-to-Brighton run.
A look at how Merseybeat groups revolutionised pop music in Britain and across the world.
Jan 1964
Following the life of the eel and the business involved to satisfy their consumers.
A look at intercontinental deliveries by lorries that travel through Britain's ferry ports and the problems faced with a focus on the journey of a lorry driver delivering pheasants abroad.
A look at the changing social scene within British pubs of the late 1960s.
Demonstrating the police's communications systems.
A glimpse into the practices of Scotland Yard's Murder Squad as they go about their job.
A look at the popularity of music, both classical and electronic, in the mid-sixties.
A fascinating look at canals and how they have been rediscovered by holidaymakers.
A look into the appeal of the four hundred castles halls and mansions in Britain that are open to the public.