Originalni jugoslovenski filmski plakat (69 x 48 cm) za film Kompanija Za Umorstva (1969). Odlicno ocuvan! The Assassination Bureau Limited Oliver Reed Diana Rigg Telly Savalas Jack London Jugoslavija Ex Yu

Originalni jugoslovenski filmski plakat za film Stan I Olio Na Divljem Zapadu (1937). Stanje kao na fotografijama. Way Out West Laurel and Hardy Stanlio i Olio Sten Lorel Stanlio Oliver Hardi Olio Jugoslavija Ex Yu

Originalni bioskopski (filmski) plakat : ČARLSTON ZA OGNJENKU (2008) Čarlston za Ognjenku (za strano tržište Charleston & Vendetta, a potom Tears for Sale) je visokobudžetni srpski blokbaster iz 2008. godine, koji je režirao Uroš Stojanović, a u kom glavne uloge tumače Sonja Kolačarić, Katarina Radivojević, Nenad Jezdić, Stefan Kapičić i Olivera Katarina. Trenutno nosi „titulu“ najskupljeg srpskog filma, sa budžetom od oko 4 000 000€[1] (iliti 6 miliona američkih dolara), kao i najgledanijeg filma 2008. Film je u srpsku kinematografiju doneo izvesne novine, među kojima je svakako značajna česta upotreba specijalnih efekata. U filmu je čak 40 minuta specijalnih efekata! Takođe, iskorišćeno je i oko 100 000 metara filmske trake, što je oko 5 puta više nego za prosečan srpski film. Takođe, poseduje mnoge fantastične i magične elemente, pa je došlo i do poređenja sa ostvarenjima poput Gospodara Prstenova. Muziku je uradio proslavljeni filmski kompozitor Šigeru Umebajaši, dok je za promociju filma na inostranom tržištu interesovanje pokazao francuski režiser Lik Beson. Pažnju je privukao i prvim pojavljivanjem Olivere Katarine na filmu nakon više od 30 godina pauze u karijeri. Premijera je održana 30. januara 2008. godine u Sava centru. Sam film je naišao na mlake kritike, dok je reakcija publike bila mnogo bolja, i gledanost još uvek raste. Rezija: Uros Stojanovic Glumci: Katarina Radivojevic, Sonja Kolacaric, Stefan Kapicic Kao na fotografiji. Standardne dimenzije (oko 69 x 49 cm)

48 x 68 cm 2 x presavijen movie poster Sons of the Desert is devoted to keeping the lives and works of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy before the public, and to have a good time while doing it. The group takes its name from a lodge that the comedians belong to in the 1933 film Sons of the Desert. In keeping with the tongue-in-cheek “desert” theme, each local chapter of the society is called a “tent,” and is named after a Laurel & Hardy film. Worldwide, there are well over 100 active tents, whose members meet regularly to enjoy Laurel & Hardy movies in an informal atmosphere. “It is important, I think, to realize that Sons of the Desert is not a fan club,” explained John McCabe, the team`s biographer, who founded the Sons in 1965. “The word ‘fan’ derives from ‘fanatic’ and I hope we are none of us that. I consider us ‘buffs,’ people having a connoisseur-like affection for Laurel & Hardy, and being discriminating in that affection, with fun as our goal and operative guide.”

Stanje kao na fotografijama 35cm x 50cm Dvoboj na suncu (nadimak Žudnja u prašini) američki je psihološki zapadnjački film iz 1946. godine u režiji kralja Vidara, u produkciji i scenariju Davida O. Selznicka, koji govori o djevojci Mestize (polunative Amerikanke) koja odlazi živjeti sa svojim bijelim rođacima, uplevši se u predrasude i zabranjenu ljubav. U filmu Technicolor glume Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotten, Gregory Peck, Lillian Gish i Lionel Barrymore. Directed by King Vidor Written by Oliver H.P. Garrett (adaptation) David O. Selznick (screenplay) Ben Hecht (uncredited) Based on Duel in the Sun by Niven Busch Produced by David O. Selznick Starring Jennifer Jones Joseph Cotten Gregory Peck Narrated by Orson Welles Cinematography Lee Garmes Ray Rennahan Harold Rosson Edited by John D. Faure Charles L. Freeman Hal Kern William H. Ziegler Music by Dimitri Tiomkin Production company Vanguard Films Distributed by Selznick Releasing Organization Release date December 30, 1946 [1] Running time 145 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $6.48 million[2] Box office $20.4 million Jennifer Jones as Pearl Chavez Joseph Cotten as Jesse McCanles Gregory Peck as Lewton `Lewt` McCanles Lionel Barrymore as Senator Jackson McCanles Herbert Marshall as Scott Chavez Lillian Gish as Laura Belle McCanles Walter Huston as Jubal Crabbe, The Sinkiller Charles Bickford as Sam Pierce Harry Carey as Lem Smoot Charles Dingle as Sheriff Hardy Sidney Blackmer as The `Lover` of Mrs. Chavez Butterfly McQueen as Vashti Otto Kruger as Mr. Langford Joan Tetzel as Helen Langford Tilly Losch as Mrs. Chavez Scott McKay as Sid Hank Bell as Ranch Hand (uncredited) Bob McKenzie as Bartender Zeke (uncredited) Originalan filmski plakat

48 x 68 cm 2 x presavijen movie poster Broken Arrow is a Western film released in 1950. Shot in Technicolor, it was directed by Delmer Daves and starred James Stewart as Tom Jeffords and Jeff Chandler as Cochise. The film is based on these historical figures but fictionalizes their story in dramatized form. It was nominated for three Academy Awards, and won a Golden Globe award for Best Film Promoting International Understanding. Film historians have said that the movie was one of the first major Westerns since the Second World War to portray the Indians sympathetically. Tom Jeffords comes across a wounded, 14-year-old Apache boy dying from buckshot wounds in his back. Jeffords gives the boy water and treats his wounds. The boy`s tribesmen appear and are at first hostile but decide to let Jeffords go free. However, when a group of gold prospectors approaches, the Apache gag Jeffords and tie him to a tree. Helpless, he watches as they attack the prospectors and torture the survivors. The warriors then let him go but warn him not to enter Apache territory again. When Jeffords returns to Tucson, he encounters a prospector who escaped the ambush. He corrects a man`s exaggerated account of the attack, but Ben Slade is incredulous and does not see why Jeffords did not kill the Apache boy. Instead, Jeffords learns the Apache language and customs and plans to go to Cochise`s stronghold on behalf of his friend, Milt, who is in charge of the mail service in Tucson. Jeffords enters the Apache stronghold and begins a parley with Cochise, who agrees to let the couriers through. Jeffords meets a young Apache girl, Sonseeahray, and falls in love. A few of Cochise`s warriors attack an army wagon train and kill the survivors. The townsfolk nearly lynch Jeffords as a traitor before he is saved by General Oliver Otis Howard who recruits Jeffords to negotiate peace with Cochise. Howard, the `Christian General` condemns racism, saying that the Bible `says nothing about pigmentation of the skin`. Jeffords makes a peace treaty with Cochise, but a group led by Geronimo, oppose the treaty and leave the stronghold. When these renegades ambush a stagecoach, Jeffords rides off to seek help from Cochise and the stagecoach is saved. Jeffords and Sonseeahray marry in an Apache ceremony and have several days of tranquility. Later, Ben Slade`s son spins a story to Jeffords and Cochise about two of his horses stolen by Cochise`s people. Cochise says that his people did not take them and doubts his story, as he knows the boy`s father is an Apache hater. They then decide to go along with the boy up the canyon but are ambushed by the boy`s father and a gang of men from Tucson. Jeffords is badly wounded and Sonseeahray is killed but Cochise kills most of the men, including Ben Slade. Cochise forbids Jeffords to retaliate, saying that the ambush was not done by the military and that Geronimo broke the peace no less than Slade and his men, and that peace must be maintained. Jeffords rides off with the belief that `the death of Sonseeahray had put a seal upon the peace, and from that day on wherever I went, in the cities, among the Apaches and in the mountains, I always remembered, my wife was with me`.