Edit: I managed to find a brief clip as well as screen shots on a website although it is behind a pay wall.

I've been looking for this movie forever I can't seem to find it on any legitimate streaming services if anybody knows of a streaming service or somewhere else to get it I would be ever grateful if you could point me in the right direction And I need to specify that I'm looking in particularly for the English version I have watched the Korean version with subtitles but I've seen short clips of the English version and it seems good Thank you again

A National Film Board of Canada documentary about toxic work environments.
Outtake clips can be found on the NFB web site (which list 1973 as the date), but my admittedly somewhat perfunctory search seemed to indicate that they don't have a copy... or a digitized one, at the very least.
Nor does it show up anywhere else on line outside of mentions that it exists.

I'm looking for a complete copy of Julie and the Cadillacs (1999), a British musical drama directed by Bryan Izzard. The film appears to be extremely difficult to find today, and I'm hoping someone in this community might know more about its distribution history or the whereabouts of a surviving copy.

There is substantial evidence that the film existed. The British Council's UK Films Database lists it as a completed feature with a runtime of 102 minutes, shot on 35mm Kodak film. The cast includes Tina Hall (credited as Tina Russell), Ben Richards, Peter Polycarpou, Toyah Willcox, Victor Spinetti and Thora Hird. The film is set in 1964 and follows a young Liverpool singer and her backing band as they travel to London in pursuit of musical success.

Evidence and existing sources:

• British Council film database: https://filmsandfestivals.britishcouncil.org/projects/julie-and-the-cadillacs
• Toyah Willcox's official website, including a synopsis and production information: https://toyahwillcox.com/julie-and-the-cadillacs/
• IMDb listing (title ID: tt0211453): https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0211453/
• Archived reviews and viewer accounts documenting the film: https://web.archive.org/web/200505040193412/http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0211453/
• YouTube clip featuring the song "Rockin' Blood": https://youtu.be/ba5nz8XAy-Y?si=310ZyvNhYx882Vkh
• Additional YouTube references: https://youtu.be/vK3tkdrH6fM?si=ufSW8EJPdRSMtDAz and https://youtu.be/cKe2I1ZE1hU?si=w2i6mppFaRWzoso6

The film also had an original soundtrack album. One of its tracks is called "Sweat", and surviving soundtrack listings document other songs from the production. The existence of clips, soundtrack material and contemporary reviews confirms that the film was released and that at least some related materials have survived.

We have already made several attempts to find a complete copy. We contacted someone who told us that he had been searching for this film for approximately ten years. During that time, he even contacted Toyah Willcox herself, but unfortunately she was unable to help him locate a copy.

We also contacted the BFI National Archive directly to ask whether they held the film. Unfortunately, they confirmed that they did not have a copy in their collection. This has made the search considerably more difficult, although it does not rule out the possibility that a print or recording survives elsewhere.

According to archived reviews and viewer accounts, the film received a limited theatrical release and was subsequently broadcast on Channel 5 in the UK. It apparently never received a conventional VHS or DVD release, which may help explain why it has become so obscure.

I'm hoping someone might know whether a complete version survives in a private collection, another film archive, a television archive, or among people who worked on the production. A recording of the original television broadcast would also be extremely valuable.

I'm not looking for reviews or opinions about the film's quality. I'm specifically interested in documented leads concerning a complete copy, surviving film prints, television recordings, or archival holdings.

Given that someone has already spent around a decade searching and that neither Toyah Willcox nor the BFI National Archive could provide a copy, any new lead would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you to anyone who can help shed light on the whereabouts of this elusive film!

It's called On Tour in Northern Ireland. It is a DVD live album that's released by Decca Records and supported by UNICEF that features live performances of the Kiwi soprano Hayley Westenra that apparently takes place in Ireland. It was released by the records company in 2010, but the sales were withdrawn very shortly afterwards. It's NOWHERE to be found. Can anyone help me access the file/watch it? PS: I am unable to purchase stuff from eBay or Discos etc in case it becomes available. Preferably, it would be great to have it in an acceptable quality.

IMDB link: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1310642/

Trailer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96Ihd9YSSW

I have tried finding this movie, but it’s impossible! Can someone help me find it?

I'm running this subreddit by myself at this point so if anyone wants to be a mod, I'd appreciate the help. You don't have to do much other than the obvious. The one thing I need the most help with is dealing with the stuff that's better for r/tipofmytongue or r/helpmefind.

I saw a post that was looking for this commercial about Yaz made by Bayer in 2008. There's also supposed to be another one - Not Gonna Take It - for the Yasmin pill but not found so far?

Some health organisations found the commercial over the top and it resulted in liability for Bayer due to the positive effects being exaggerated while the risks seem to be downplayed in those commercials, as many women developed blood clots and strokes.

Initially, there was confusion if drospirenone containing pills caused an increased risk of thrombosis. Later studies showed that Yaz and Yasmin carry a 1.5 to 3 fold higher risk of thrombosis compared to older pills that contain levonorgestrel. This commercial was used by personal injury lawyers to show that Bayer did not warn the plaintiffs.

https://youtu.be/HlaTGmS1uz8?is=k\\_NnB1T-slxt1WXg

I was one of the guests that day (2 Arnold fans and a Futurist) it was a blast recording it but we never got copies of the show so I never saw it again after it aired on television back in either 2003 or 2004.

It was that weird time when everyone had converted to DVD but DVR wasn’t really around yet so I wasn’t able to record it myself for posterity.

I know it’s a long shot but if anyone could help me out that’d be amazing!

Hello, I am trying to find any working links, archives, or contact information for an indie filmmaker group that used to post on YouTube around the 2010s. The group was called "Thrillermakers".

They specialized in making dramatic and suspenseful short films featuring young Western actors. The mood and tone of their videos were very intense and highly focused on psychological drama and survival situations. One specific scene I remember vividly involves a boy being threatened or restrained with a necktie during a confrontation.

I know some of their full videos, like episodes named "Saturday" or "Do Not Disturb" (from their RAW series), were discussed on old forums before, but their official YouTube channel was deleted long ago.

Does anyone here remember this creator group, or know where I can find any archived copies of their work? Any leads on the creators or where their videos are stored now would be amazing. Thank you!

I have been working on this since February. I spent at least 600 hours on this. My initial channel had success but I didn’t understand enough and fell behind all the time. This Channel has around 220 films. All verified PD. I went through all the Poverty row production houses. Went through all the movies I could from the Golden Age of TV from the 1950s from Kraft to Buick they all sponsored movies. I gone through so many films. I like mystery , gothic , dark house , adventure , westerns. I trim to film. Just the movie but put the full credits are in the description. I put in films that I like, I admit I very fussy. Some films that are PD I don’t have because I don’t like them. Your free rip all my films they are all PD verified . I never allowed ads on my channel. Any film that allows me to play but will take revenue or anything I will either remove the music failing that I wont have it up. The Notices section of every film is blank. I wont be beholden to anyone.  

This is a passion project I have no desire to make a penny on anything.

Link :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZImIqN4VqA&list=PLe2eFv6Cz5ps&index=5&t=10s

This movie in its widescreen Version is lost

I watched ALLTV2 and the movie was Cinco. The episodes were Braso, Paa, Mata, Mukha and Puso. The last episode is Puso, which have a lost scene. The ending in ALLTV2 was Emily's eyes were gone but hands were still moving though the man were dead. The ending I remember (true ending) was Emily was sleeping with a cutter hand moving through it's tummy. I don't know if ALLTV2 cutted the ending or the movie cutted the ending. If you found the ending, please send me a video.

I’m trying to locate footage from a BBC Panorama programme called “The Killer Inside”, which was broadcast on 30 January 1989.
Programme details:
Programme: Panorama: The Killer Inside
Transmission date: 30 January 1989
Programme number: ANCP905D/71
Reporter: Robin Denselow
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
Broadcaster: BBC Panorama
The reason I’m looking for this is very personal.
The programme covered the death of my grandmother, who died in 1989 at the age of 26. My mum was only six years old when her mum died, so she has very few memories of her.
I have reason to believe that Panorama filmed around the time of her funeral, including footage at Seafield Crematorium in Edinburgh, and I’m trying to find out whether there is any surviving footage of my grandmother, her funeral, or our family from that time.
I’m particularly interested in the original filming/rushes as well as the finished programme, because there may have been footage recorded that never made it into the broadcast.
I’ve already been speaking to people connected with the BBC and the documentary. I’ve been told that a copy of the programme exists and that I can request a copy through the BBC. I’ve also been told that there may possibly be a copy held by the BFI in London.
I’m now trying to find anyone who might have a connection to the programme or remember the filming.
If you:
worked on Panorama: The Killer Inside;
worked for BBC Panorama around 1988/1989;
knew reporter Robin Denselow or anyone involved in the production;
worked in the BBC archives;
worked at Seafield Crematorium or was involved with the funeral;
remember the filming in Edinburgh;
know where the original production footage/rushes from this programme were archived;
have family members who worked on the programme;
or have any information that could point me towards someone who might know where this footage is now,
please get in touch or comment below.
Even a small piece of information could potentially help us find it.
I’m not looking for anything for commercial purposes. I’m simply trying to find something that could give my mum the chance to see her mum again, more than 37 years after she died.
If you can share this post, especially with people connected to BBC, Panorama, journalism, television archives, Edinburgh or the BFI, I would be incredibly grateful.
Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time to read this or share it. ❤️