Marilyn Markus

Probably one of the most incisive, inclusive films of British Cinema. This satire is as fresh now as it was when first made. Its black take on Britain is remarkably relevant today and is finely realised by remarkable performances by its actors who include the late Fulton Mackay and Michael Medwin. Saxon Logan's superb Sleepwalker opened the Berlin Film Festival and freshly lives on (thank heavens) some 3 decades later. Sleepwalker is a "novella" masterpiece of cinema. His short films are equally exquisite.

A terrific documentary about an extraordinary spy and assassin. A story of unexpected devotion, passion, love and courage, Sylvia Tracing Blood is as true a revelation as one can get to the life of Mossad combatant Sylvia Raphael. The film takes in her life's story stretching from South Africa, to Israel, Canada, France and Norway. A must watch.