For the first time on DVD - this best loved and multi-award winning adaptation of Muriel Sparks enduring tale about a 1930s Edinburgh schoolteacher with somewhat radical ideas of education stars Bafta award-winning Geraldine McEwan (Miss Marple). Jean Brodie is an eccentric and egotistical teacher at the Marcia Blaines School for Girls where she gets the chance to mould and influence the lives of the impressionable 16-year-olds in her set or class. Some of Brodies opinions are quite radical, too - especially her fascination with Fascism and her enthusiasm for Hitler. And boiling below the surface is a smouldering sexuality, which Brodie knowingly uses to manipulate the two men in her life; bachelor fellow teacher Mr Gordon Lowther and the married art master Teddy Lloyd, whose jealousy Brodie hopes to arouse by making known her relationship with Lowther.