Tim Turner Movies

Study of the present state of bookmakers in England, their possible future, and competition represented by the tote.

A look at a number of different sights, including the Manchester Whitweek walks, liners, pet-shop windows and holes.

A trip to Chartwell Manor to look at the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.

A look at the compulsory quarantine dogs and cats taken into Great Britain must go through in order to stop rabies being brought into the country.

A look at Fair Isle, situated halfway between mainland Shetland and the Orkney Islands, and famous for its distinctive woollens. It faces a problem,...

A look at the huge new liners being built, the life of cargo carrying ships and the exciting future of air freight.

Look at Life was a regular series of short documentary films produced between 1959 and 1969 by the Special Features Division of Rank Organisation and...

We take to the air in planes and helicopters with a look at the increasing number in Britain's airspace; including a glimpse of the businessmen,...

A film exploring the buried wealth beneath the soil of Cornwall, from its famous tin mines to the flourishing industries built on granite, stone and...

An interesting study of how new homes and flats are being built and the importance of building them faster.

A look into the depths of Britain's only salt mine, in Cheshire.

A look at the activities of the Salvation Army and how it has adjusted to the different needs of modern society.

A look at the medical and social services available for both hospital and home births.

Taking a look at how everything is being reduced in size in the compact age of the 1960s.

A look at the sentries at Buckingham Palace and how they remain efficient soldiers.

An in-depth look at the changing face of the River Rhine.

A look at the impact of the bicycle and the increasing interest in cycle racing.

A joyful film capturing the thrills and excitement of miniature motor racing, also known as karting, in Britain.

A compelling look at the ceremony of the installation of Sir Robert Menzie as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports.

A look at vending machines and services and the decline in street salesmen.