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Ill Met by Moonlight was the last full-length Archers feature, although Powell and Pressburger re-teamed briefly in a delightful short movie made for the Children's Film Foundation: The Boy Who Turned Yellow.

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I'll Tell 'em Says Mrs. Richardson (1948)

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The British National Health Service (1948)

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A Tribute to Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger

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Michael Powell BBC LATE SHOW Special (1992)

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Includes interviews with Powell's widow Thelma Schoomaker, cinematographer Christopher Challis (THE SMALL BACK ROOM, GONE TO EARTH, THE TALES OF HOFFMAN, BATTLE OF THE RIVER PLATE, ILL MET BY MOONLIGHT, etc.), Powell's son Columba (PEEPING TOM), Kathleen Byron (THE SMALL BACK ROOM), scriptwriter Leo Marks (PEEPING TOM), Cyril Cusack (THE SMALL BACK ROOM), Assistant Editor Norren Ackwood, Producer Felix Constantine, and Director Martin Scorcese.

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The Archers: The Films of Powell & Pressburger

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Mark Kermode introduces The Red Shoes for BFI Player+ | BFI

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By the end of the session you will be able to confidently discuss the work of The Archer's Film Company as well as the ideas, social and historical that underpin the film.

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Analyse and discuss The Red Shoes, paying particular attention to The Archers studio, Michael Powell and Emric Pressburger.