Apr 29
Someone must have made a false accusation against Josef K.
| Now, we know you all think that RedMolotov brings you the finest t-shirt designs known to man, right? OK. Well, what you probably did not know until now is that you can also get hold of some particularly fine DVDs from us as well! We’ve got three sporting titles available courtesy of Retro Videos - must-haves for anyone who loves snooker, darts or boxing. Of course, we also strive to bring you the best upper-torso coverage solutions too, so we’ve got three new t-shirt designs out this week as well… |
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| The 1985 Snooker World Championship final remains one of the most enthralling sporting contests of modern times. A record British television audience of 18.5 million watched Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis battle it out late into the night. As midnight came and went the two men ended up level on 17 frames each, and the World Championship came down to the last black of the last frame. Steve Davis was 18 points ahead with just 22 remaining on the table but Taylor cleared the brown, blue and pink. There then followed 4 shots of unbelievable tension as Taylor, Davis, Taylor again and then Davis again missed the black. On his third attempt Dennis Taylor sank the black; with the World Championship won he raised his cue above his head and danced a jig, wagging his finger in sheer delight at the conclusion of an incredible sporting moment. Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor talk us through the entire final frame, with the drama and tension building up to the amazing finale. This DVD is in Region 2 format and therefore should work on all DVD players in Europe, the Middle East and South Africa as well as multi-region DVD players. It has an Exempt classification. Running time: 60 minutes. |
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| The Trial by Franz Kafka is one of the greatest pieces of dystopian literature. The protagonist, known only as Josef K., awakes to find himself trapped in a nightmare. He is arrested, but is unable to establish what he is accused of having done, or how he can go about proving his innocence. The famous opening line of the novel “Someone must have made a false accusation against Josef K., for he was arrested one morning without having done anything wrong” is used on this design along with an image of Kafka’s “Man at Table” sketch. |
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| Eric Bristow dominated the Darts scene in the 1980s, winning five Embassy World Championships. His first victory came in 1980 when he beat crowd favourite, and established darts champion, Bobby George. We join the action as it is evenly poised at 3-3, the young Bristow takes control from that point onwards. In front of a capacity, and very raucous, crowd Bristow displays the talent that took him to the very top of world darts – eventually winning 5 sets to 3. The ‘Crafty Cockney’ had arrived, and a new era had begun in world darts, Bristow remained the World number one until 1987. This DVD is in Region 2 format and therefore should work on all DVD players in Europe, the Middle East and South Africa as well as multi-region DVD players. It has an Exempt classification. Running time: 45 minutes. |
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| Alfred Hitchcock, the iconic film director and producer, was responsible for such cinematic masterpieces as The 39 Steps, Dial M for Murder, Rear Window and The Birds. He is seen here with a clapper board from Psycho - possibly his most famous work. |
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| It’s one of the most exhilarating sights in all of sport - a stunning knockout! Now sit back and enjoy 101 minutes and 101 of the greatest knockouts in British boxing. Some of the best British fighters of recent times are featured in all their awesome, blockbusting glory. There’s vintage action from ‘The Dark Destroyer’ Nigel Benn and of course his biggest rival Chris Eubank. This is Eubank as you may never have seen him before, in punishing, brutal form. Ask Renaldo Dos Santos, who Eubank knocks out with the first jaw crunching punch of the fight! There’s classic Naseem Hamed, thrilling big punching from a young Lennox Lewis and lethal combinations from the flying fists of Herbie Hide. Also included is one of the most incredible knockouts in boxing history as Herol ‘Bomber’ Graham gets his chin in the way of a Julian Jackson thunderbolt! It’s 101 minutes of knockout boxing action - a must for all fight fans. This DVD is in Region 2 format and therefore should work on all DVD players in Europe, the Middle East and South Africa as well as multi-region DVD players. It has an Exempt classification. Running time: 101 minutes. |
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