Walter Lassally Movies

The lives of two male Greek teens and the young daughter of the British Ambassador in Greece are turned upside down when the best friend of a teenage...

A BAFTA award winning documentary looking at apartheid in South Africa and the Sharpville massacre.

In the early 1970s, art historian and curator Stephen Scher turned a camera on the complex ecosystem of Parisian dining. This collage of footage...

Follows a young boy's adventures at the Festival of Britain, after he acquires one of the free passes sent out attached to a balloon.

An American secret service agent goes to Greece to investigate a stolen hydrogen bomb. It's connected to an antique coin that belonged to his...

"Professor Marian died under mysterious circumstances."

German director Hans Noever shot this crime drama in the U.S. in English, an unusual achievement at this time. The setting is Jefferson City,...

Commissioned by the Festival of Britain to show the similarities and contrasts between 1851 and 1951, by means of the Great Exhibition and the...

Promotional film for the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children).

A film fantasy concerning the adventures of a modern girl whose passion for peaches is eventu­ally replaced by a very different type of passion.

A montage of scenes from East End life set to a soundtrack of music hall songs with appropriate lyrics.

Story of Simon, the odd boy out and how he is thwarted in his attempts to be one of "the gang".

A BAFTA award nominated documentary demonstrating how the particular characteristics of friction are used on a new braking system to give greater...

An old woman apparently tormented by people in the street comforts herself in her room with memories of her youth.

Part of BFI collection "London on the Move."

London families spend a day at Southend-on-Sea.

Two farming brothers take a chance on a sick cow and send cattle that have been in contact with it to market.

Four examples of the kind of carelessness that leads to fires in this country frequently.

Being brought up by deaf parents did not hinder director Malcolm Venville. Instead, it opened his eyes to a whole new world of vivid images. Silent...