Climb Up the Wall

Jack Jackson invents a machine that allows him to show whatever he wants. The rest of the movie is a series of songs by then-popular entertainers, night club acts, and Jackson and Glen Mason indulging in a mix of corny jokes and surreal gags.

It's a very early movie directed by Michael Winner, and I enjoyed it, not just for Michael Bentine, Peter Sellers, and Harry Secombe appearing in clips, but for the music itself, which seems to feature very strong beats in pleasant contemporary pop music. It's one of several British movies made in the period which paired slight stories and contemporary acts, but Winner and Jackson, who are credited as writers, abandoned the pretense, and I think it works better than most.