Red, White, and Zero

Red, White, and Zero consists of three distinct shorts created by acclaimed British directors Lindsay Anderson, Peter Brook, and Tony Richardson. The segments include 'Ride of the Valkyrie', where Zero Mostel plays an opera singer trying to navigate the London transport system to reach Covent Garden.

The second short, 'The White Bus', scripted by Shelagh Delaney, follows a young woman's melancholic journey back to her home in Northern England, merging elements of realism, drama, and poetry. Lastly, 'Red and Blue', which features Vanessa Redgrave, serves as a romantic musical reverie.

Produced by Holly Films and Woodfall Film Productions in 1967, the film was shelved for a period before being released. This combination of notable directors and an engaging mix of genres makes it a unique piece for collectors of British cinema and anthology films.