Uncle Ebenezer

School for Scoundrels
Kind Hearts and Coronets
The Ladykillers
The Lavender Hill Mob
I'm Alright, Jack
The Artist
The Party
The Wrong Arm of the Law

Sally Redux

Oh yes I was trying to think of the name of that one.

lansbury

The Cruel Sea
To Sir With Love
Up The Junction
Catch Us If You Can

Uncle Ebenezer

The Knack and How To Get It.
Alfie (the original)
Quadrophenia

kimilseung

I wonder how St Trininas will go down? proto-feminist genius or on par with Benny Hill? A bit of both I suppose.

She is glued to Downton Abbey. I see Guiness and Sid James are in The Lavender Hill Mob, a strange combination in retrospect.

From your list Quatermass jumps out, she loves sci-fi.

"Kind Hearts and Coronets" and "Colonel Blimp" are a couple of classics that I have some how managed to avoid all these years. I love "Whistle Down the Wind" but I am unfamiliar with "Heavens Above!"

zargof

Surprised you didn't suggest Confessions of a Window Cleaner.

Sally Redux

The festival will be educational for you as well!

Uncle Ebenezer

I thought it might be a little highbrow ...

Uncle Ebenezer

"Carry on Sergeant" predates the others and wasn't (IIRC) a Boulting Brothers production.

It has a great cast, including Terry Thomas, William Hartnell and Richard Attenborough.

kimilseung

Ta for all the suggestions thus far. I think this 'festival' might have to be an annual event.

and err..karma message was supposed to say 'thanks' I think I pasted a film title in by accident to some.

Bob

Carry on Camping, or whatever that one was, quite the classic too.

How about some of the originals that have been remade? You've already got a bunch, but I'm sure there are plenty of others....just had a good suggestion till I had a brain fart and now can't remember it.

Oh and some others you've probably seen, but Watership Down? and others of that ilk...

tonrob

Twin Town.

Octang Frye

I wasn't entirely serious about On the Buses. I vaguely remember it.
Did anyone mention Trainspotting and Billy Elliot?

Sally Redux

On the Buses is a classic but not in a good way

I remember seeing it in the days when you could go into the film any time, we started halfway through and then stayed for the beginning of the next performance.

I suppose it follows the good old tradition that very unattractive blokes can have unlimited sex with 'birds' who are always gagging for it.

Lola-Monmouth

Scum. Not the film just a comment