In this Bumper Box the BFI brings together nine fantastic films on 3 discs with special features including a brand new documentary about the CFF. Stand well back for 1960s bonfire-night fun in Peril for the Guy (1956), have a classic kick-about with George Best and Bobby Charlton at Manchester United in Cup Fever (1965) and share your orange ...

All our CFF titles are packed with newly remastered, retro screen-corkers specially cooked up for British kids.

Children’s Film Foundation Bumper Box Volume 5 offers up another gorgeous opportunity for a warm wallow in nostalgia, showcasing nine more of the best feature-length Saturday Morning Pictures ever made, from the UK’s best-loved, longest running purveyor of quality cinematic entertainment for kids.

2021年9月3日 · For three and a half decades, Children’s Film Foundation productions were a mainstay of Saturday morning picture shows across the UK. Nine of them are in this third box set from the BFI, reviewed by Gary Couzens.

DVD collections of CFF films curated by the British Film Institute can be purchased at the BFI Shop. The full list of titles can be explored in detail in the CFTF Catalogue and clips of CFF films can be seen at the CFandTF channel on YouTube

For over 30 years, The Children’s Film Foundation produced quality entertainment for young audiences, employing the cream of British filmmaking talent. Unavailable for years, these much-loved films finally make a welcome return to our screens. The Bumper Box Collection Vol.3 includes the following CFF adventures:

Fully illustrated booklet featuring new writing by CFF expert Vic Pratt, recollections from Samantha Weysom (The Appointment) on her role in Mr Selkie and a CFF quiz by the BFI’s Trevona Thomson Region Code: