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- (1985)
- Features: DVD
- Starring: Scott Glenn, Barbara Carrera
- Studio: KL Studio Classics
- Genre: Action / Adventure
- Release Date: 5/11/2021
- As Nazi leader Rudolf Hess (Laurence Olivier) languishes in West Berlin's Spandau Prison, a news network plots to break him out in the hopes he'll reveal secret connections between high-profile... more
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- (1989)
- Features: Widescreen
- Starring: Nathaniel Parker, Tilda Swinton
- Studio: Kino Lorber
- Genre: Drama
- Release Date: 9/2/2008
- An offbeat and compelling blending of archival war footage, poetic narration (including an opening segment with Laurence Olivier), and the classical oratorio of Benjamin Britten, this boldly realized... more
