You don't see a title like that on a "G" rated film very often!
I snagged a print of "The Secret Life of the Cuckoo" a few years back. A pretty good film, but what with all the baby birds being pushed out of nests it's not a happy story...
[ August 04, 2008, 09:40 PM: Message edited by: Steve Klare ]
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posted August 05, 2008 03:41 AM
I have 'The Secret Life Of The Cuckoo', a fine film.
Are there any stores in the U.S.A. which sell old educational prints that may have this 'Family Of Great Tits' film and would be worth contacting? Cheers.
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posted August 05, 2008 04:01 PM
Hi Den,
There may be some somewhere, but generally speaking you say "movie" in the US these days and immediately the silver disk comes out. It's not simply that people have rejected film; they don’t seem to know it ever existed! I recently heard about "newly found amateur video from the JFK assassination".
-Months later the phrase still makes me cringe!
-besides, I can imagine the looks you'd get in you asked for "A Family of Great Tits" at the movie store: the full range from disgusted grimace to knowing leer!
I've always been intrigued by the Derann title "Round Robin". Do you know this film?
PS: Our own Dan Lail sells a lot of 16mm educational films on-line: