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Tracklisting:01. Hey Negrita02. Ohh La La03. Testify04. I Am Groovin' You05. Flying06. Far East Man07. Jealous Guy08. Paradise Guy09. Kilburn / Crotch10. Stay With Me11. Miss You.

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This boxed set represents a full selection of master director Stanley Kubrick's greatest and most famous films, from his early days to his final movie. The collection includes: LOLITA (1962), DR. STRANGELOVE (1964). 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968), A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (1971), BARRY LYNDON (1975), THE SHINING (1980), FULL METAL JACKET (1987), and EYES WIDE SHUT (1999). See individual titles for descriptions and technical details.The release also features the documentary STANLEY KUBRICK: A LIFE IN PICTURES, a vastly entertaining look at Kubrick, made by the people who loved him most and knew him best. Jan Harlan, who worked with Kubrick for more than 30 years, put the film together with the help of his widow, Christiane Kubrick, so it includes fabulous home movies of Kubrick as a young boy, as well as shots of the photographs he took when he worked for Look magazine before beginning his stellar film career. The film examines each of Kubrick's films, from the early short DAY OF THE FIGHT and FEAR AND DESIRE through FULL METAL JACKET and EYES WIDE SHUT, interviewing people associated with each project. Harlan also sheds light on some of Kubrick's unfinished works, including ARYAN PAPERS, NAPOLEON, and A.I., which Kubrick wanted Steven Spielberg to direct–and after Stanley's death, Spielberg did indeed make the film, with Harlan serving as a producer. Clips are shown from each film, along with behind-the-scenes footage, both as stills and live action, showing Kubrick on the job, illuminating his work process and revealing him to be more of a much-loved friend and colleague than a reclusive tyrant.

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Hurt plays Jack McKee, a gifted but insensitive heart surgeon who gets a taste of his own medicine when he experiences firsthand what it's like to be an ordinary patient. Through it all, Jack learns that compassion and caring are a physician's most important skills, and he ultimately becomes an extraordinary doctor. Hailed by critics as one of the must-see films of the year, The Doctor promises to entertain and move your from beginning to end.

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A comedy based on the rag trade, where new designs are fair game for ruthless competitors. A fashion millionaire's wife is kidnapped, but when the kidnappers try to extort money they find that he has gone out celebrating with his mistress.

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The return to popularity of the Argentine Tango also represents a return to the roots of the dance, since it began in Argentina at the end of the nineteenth century. Several different types of music had an influence on it, but the main influence was Milonga which drew its inspiration from African rhythms. This is why it is called the 'Tango Milonguero'. More and more people are now dancing Argentine Tango and they prefer it to the rather more staid dance enjoyed by our grandparents' generation.This programme has been devised by the qualified dance teacher, Marie Claude Martin, who specialises in Argentine and Milonga tangos. It enables both gentleman and lady to master the basic steps of the tango steps, as well as the most popular variations of this dance.Each new step or variation is described in great detail, in terms of both the movements and the rhythm. The different steps are all shown initially in slow motion. This is followed by the same sequence without music, and the couple finally demonstrate the sequence in time to the music. As the steps are carried out the camera particularly highlights the steps of the gentleman and those of his partner.DVD contentsThe Tango Milonguero: Origins and the historyOverview of the programme and the sequencesThe position of the dancersThe 'Salida'The Salida 40.The hesitation and corteThe Chase (la caza)The backward eights (ochos para atras)Firuletes (embellishments)The chase followed by backward eightsLinking backward eights with clockwise turnThe clockwise turnThe entire sequence