A beautiful spy outwits an ambitious young French officer - named Napoleon Bonaparte.

A man discovers that his father was hanged for murder, and worries about heredity.

Todays theme is the last reunion.

The time is 1940. In the harbour of Quay South, a derelict sea-port on the north-eastern coast of England, lies a blockship, the "Ebb Tide". Captain Thwaite, her skipper, lives in the local pub with his bitter, frustrated wife. His fight against the blind tyranny of circumstance and an Adjutant, who tries to take over the blockship, makes a most moving and dramatic story.

The boy of the title is a ghost and is only seen by the girl, who he tries unsuccessfully to drown by luring her to the pond in the garden so she can be with him.

Three women over 50, Agatha, May and Lucy, set up housekeeping together.

Hillary Graham (Clifford Evans) accidentally kills Bob Fenwick (Lloyd Lamble) who had had an affair with Grahams' wife Carla (Nora Swinburne) 9-years ago. But Graham's business partner Richard Munroe (Stratford Johns) who visited Fenwick after Graham was there was arrested for the crime as his wife Eileen (Mary Laura Wood), also had an affair with Fenwick. The couple's son Harry (David Aylmer) breaks up with his fiancee Pauline (Dorothy Bromley) after Harry realizes Pauline doesn't care for anyone but her self. Graham won't let Munroe take the blame and eventually calls Scotland Yard to confess a half an hour after Munroe is cleared of the crime because two wintesses saw him knock at Fenwick's door but did not go in the apartment. The Inspector (Michael Nightingale) arrives to arrest Graham.

Tony is set to inherit a fortune - but it will revert to his ex-wife if he has no son by a certain date. His new wife, Dorothy, is, however, pregnant.

Several recently deceased people awake on a ship bound for the afterlife.

Political maneouvring ensues when a scientist discovers a device that can harness the sun's power, turning it into a solar-powered weapon more powerful than the H-bomb.

After hitting a mine, a submarine is sent to the bottom, with twelve men left alive and seemingly trapped. Can its captain get his crew out to safety?

An elderly matriarch is on death's bed, and her family struggles to make ends meet financially.

A teenage felon is sent to a Borstal institution.

Locharne is probably the coldest castle on the windiest heath in all Scotland, and a white elephant to every luckless Earl of Locharne since the one who never met Bonnie Prince Charlie. But no sooner has an attractive would-be buyer appeared from Denver, Colorado, than the Coal Board threatens to requisition it as a rehabilitation centre for restless miners.

A housewife slides into despair and slovenliness after her husband begins an affair with a younger woman.

Esther and her sister Jennifer have just taken a remote country cottage. But there is strange gossip about the previous occupants until eventually - well, what would you do if the police started to dig up your garden?

A young man whose ambitions to become a winning motor-cycle rider costs him his job. He was taught a lesson by a famous racer out-racing him. The film's racing was shot at Brands Hatch and Murray Walker supplied a commentary.