Diary For My Children Elliot Ness This folded film poster does

This folded film poster does have four small areas of paper lift at the lower left of the poster following rough removal of a cinema snipe

Noel Coward and Benny Hill with a plan as detailed on the back of the model for a complicated theft with spectacular car chases involving the Mini Coopers in the streets of Italy

This Richard Amsel artwork typifies the image of Indiana Jones and the action scenes at the bottom add to the intrigue in this timeless film poster

George Romero's influence from "Night of the Living Dead" is evident particularly in the opening scene where the family are engulfed by the living dead

Beautiful artwork featuring the four ladies taking a well earned break from their war work in this post second world war film poster

Diary For My Children Elliot Ness This folded film poster doesFilmed in black & white this political biographical drama by Mrta Mszros is based on her own experiences in Budapest following her family returning from exile from the Soviet Union. Winner of the Special Jury prize at Cannes in 1984. This Hungarian film had to wait until then for release in the West as it told such a true story of Communism. An Artificial Eye release.