Glimpses of truth and fun wrapped up in preachiness make for an odd mix in Gerry O’Hara’s That Kind of Girl, but its breezy 75-minute pace and excellent transfer from the BFI render it rather enjoyable nonetheless.

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The British Film Institute’s latest Blu-ray release in their Flipside series of forgotten and obscure cinema is a gritty and melancholic time capsule of the world of rock and roll groupies in the early-1970s.

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Bill Douglas’ powerful docudrama about the famous Tolpuddle Martryrs is given a beautiful transfer to Blu-ray from the BFI.

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