Love in 3-D Philip Davis Double-sided cinema used British quad

Double-sided cinema used British quad from the Midlands Arts cinema Steven Spielberg directed and featuring an illuminated townscape at night begging the question of how many spiders are looking for shelter indoors

This is the British quad film poster from 1979 of Joseph Losey' film of Mozart' opera "Don Giovanni"

This film was not linked to a promotion with a tissue company offering free promotional tissues for no good reason

Folded condition film poster as issued to the cinema with no pinholes

Our zombie pictured here seems to be raising a smile at the thought of his trip to New York - the home of the diner

Love in 3-D Philip Davis Double-sided cinema used British quadBritish artist Tom Chantrell has painted the artwork for this 1970's film "Love in 3 D" and his printed signature appears at the bottom right. Poster design at the time for adult movies relied on models lying strategically placed to avoid showing nipples in order to meet the advertising viewing committee guidelines in order to satisfy the BBFC requirements at the time. Chantrell was an artist with a great sense of humour and many of the crowd pictured