British Transport Films Collection Box Set 18 Disc Set Duke Video

british Transport Films Collection Box Set 18 Disc Set Duke Video
british Transport Films Collection Box Set 18 Disc Set Duke Video

British Transport Films Collection Box Set 18 Disc Set Duke Video This impressive 18 disc box set collects all nine volumes of the bfi's celebrated british transport films dvd series and fully illustrates the wide range of subjects the btf unit covered for over three decades. released in a beautifully illustrated box containing slimlime cases and a fully illustrated booklet, with extensive notes and credits. This impressive 18 disc box set collects all nine volumes of the bfi’s celebrated british transport films dvd series and fully illustrates the wide range of subjects the btf unit covered for over three decades. released in a beautifully illustrated box containing slimlime cases and a fully illustrated booklet, with extensive notes and credits.

british transport films collection Dvd Amazon Co Uk Dvd Blu Ray
british transport films collection Dvd Amazon Co Uk Dvd Blu Ray

British Transport Films Collection Dvd Amazon Co Uk Dvd Blu Ray We are very proud to present an extensive collection of btf films on dvd and blu ray, including the incredibly popular the best of the british transport films 70th anniversary set. we also have a new limited edition range of exclusive btf merchandise, only available here at the bfi. get it while it lasts!. Over a whopping 38 hours and 125 films, the british transport films collection covers it all. from the very first btf film berth 24, to rare gems such as e for experimental, the travolators and old sam the signalman, to travelogues revealing a changing britain like this year london and letter for wales to much loved classics like blue pullman. British transport films was an organisation set up in 1949 to make documentary films on the general subject of british transport. its work included internal training films, travelogues (extolling the virtues of places that could be visited via the british transport system – mostly by rail), and "industrial films" (as they were called) promoting the progress of britain's railway network. Video production was creeping in too and throughout the 1970s, btf had been pioneers in video production with their own dedicated video department. btf, just like british rail, was ready to head into the 1980s. the films: disc one: multiple aspects (1969, 20 mins) top levels of transport (1969, 15 mins) a tale out of school (1969, 25 mins).

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