THE PEMINI ORGANISATION (1972-1974) (US Limited Edition) In the early 1970s, three ambitious friends – Peter Crane, Michael Sloan and Nigel Hodgson – combined the first letters of each of their names and set up the Pemini Organisation, a young and vital independent British film production company. Active between 1972 and 1974, Pemini produced one mid-length film, Hunted, a high-suspense thriller starring Edward Woodward and June Ritchie, and two feature films: Assassin, a grimly realistic spy film starring Ian Hendry, Edward Judd, Frank Windsor, Ray Brooks and Mike Pratt; and Moments, an enigmatic romantic mystery starring Keith Michell and Angharad Rees. When Pemini disbanded, the films disappeared into the ether... Now, these three lost works, made by one of the most vibrant independent production companies of the era, have been rescued from the archives to be given their first ever home entertainment release in this deluxe, individually numbered Limited Edition Blu-ray set, accompanied by a wealth of newly produced extras, including feature-length director commentaries, cast and crew interviews, and an 80-page book. Two-disc set includes: Hunted (1972)Realtor Margaret Lord (June Ritchie) was happy to be showing prospective tenant John Drummond (Edward Woodward) a long-vacant apartment overlooking the town square. She'd be far less so after he locked them both in, produced a rifle... and announced his intent to start shooting indiscriminately below at noon, in this gripping two-hander. 41 min. C/Rtg: NR Assassin (1973)A black-ops contract killer (Ian Hendry) was going about his assignment of targeting a government official and suspected leaker (Frank Windsor) as the prey threw a stag party for a buddy. The assassin's prior performance issues, however, made his handler (Edward Judd) ensure that backup was present to take care of every loose end-including him. Taut little thriller co-stars Ray Brooks, Mike Pratt, Verna Harvey. 82 min. C/Rtg: NR Moments (1974)Aging, depressed Peter Samuelson (Keith Michell) sojourned to the once-great Eastbourne hotel where he'd known happy moments as a boy... with the intention of shooting himself. Interrupted at the last moment by the intruding and chattily charming Chrissy Hunter (Angharad Rees), he may have found a reason to go on. Effective drama co-stars Bill Fraser, Keith Bell, Donald Hewlett, Jeanette Sterke. 92 min. C/Rtg: NR Widescreen; Soundtrack: English; audio commentary; featurettes.