Anthony Gilkison

The Battersea Bats are a gang of four kids who have their den in an abandoned building near the Thames, and they have a plan of action in mind because in about a week there is a soapbox derby being held, a contest they mean to win.

Story of four youngsters who discover birds' nest thieves on a sanctuary island.From story by Mary Cathcart Borer.

An account of Britain's vast nuclear power program for a new industrial era, and its progress to date.

Algernon Blackwood narrates his tale in this theatrical short film. Presumably lost.

Rides, boxing booths, and a dog-faced monkey keep on moving as the travelling fair hits Mitcham and Stratford-upon-Avon, with a look in at Blackpool.

An overview of the sports played in Ireland, including Gaelic football, hurling, rugby and more.

The Battersea Bats are a gang of four kids who have their den in an abandoned building near the Thames, and they have a plan of action in mind because in about a week there is a soapbox derby being held, a contest they mean to win.

Story of four youngsters who discover birds' nest thieves on a sanctuary island.From story by Mary Cathcart Borer.

An account of Britain's vast nuclear power program for a new industrial era, and its progress to date.

Algernon Blackwood narrates his tale in this theatrical short film. Presumably lost.

Rides, boxing booths, and a dog-faced monkey keep on moving as the travelling fair hits Mitcham and Stratford-upon-Avon, with a look in at Blackpool.

An overview of the sports played in Ireland, including Gaelic football, hurling, rugby and more.

Algernon Blackwood narrates his tale in this theatrical short film. Presumably lost.

Author Algernon Blackwood (1869-1951) casually narrates his uncanny 1937 tale. 'Audible skywriting' and its unintended consequences are the unlikely subject, effectively undercut by a surprise ending. The camera angles are eccentric, but it's a rare opportunity to see Blackwood onscreen.

It's 1948 and hydro-electric power is transforming Scotland's Grampians.

In a relaxed and conversational style, famed writer of uncanny and fantastical fiction Algernon Blackwood (1869-1951) retells his story of the old lady and the pockmarked railway porter. The author's delivery is thoughtful, as if he is recounting the incident for the first time, and was filmed in 1949 for a series of short films sharing the title A Strange Experience. The story itself was unpublished in his lifetime.

Algernon Blackwood narrates his tale in this theatrical short film. Presumably lost.

Algernon Blackwood narrates his tale in this theatrical short film. Presumably lost.

A British drama film directed by Anthony Gilkison

A British drama film directed by Anthony Gilkison

Demonstrating the work of the British police force, based on actual incidents from the files of Brighton Borough Police, and illustrated through a case of housebreaking.