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Tragic romance, based on Kevin Sampson's book about Tranmere Rovers hooligans in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
The shift has hardly begun for head chef Andy and he’s already behind with everything. His restaurant is overbooked, there’s a disgruntled inspector combing the kitchen and, if that weren’t enough, a culinary icon and a respected food critic have turned up for dinner.
Partially fictionalised biopic of the outspoken manager, Brian Clough
A psychologist finds himself trapped in a lift with a girl he talked out of suicide.
A ‘lads’ weekend’ turns into a nightmare when the boys arrive in a village where the women have turned into flesh-eating zombies.
A woman tries to make it as a stand-up in the Northern clubs at a time when sexism and alcohol and bad jokes prevailed.
A faded romance between a young British actor and an aging Hollywood star is rekindled as her terminal illness draws a veil over the sunset finale
Santa Claus is on the run.
Several months after his country's entry into World War Two, an inexperienced US Navy commander must lead an Allied convoy being stalked by a German submarine wolf pack.
The story of a corrupt cop caught up in the London crime scene.
Story of the union official with mob ties, Frank Sheeran, and the part he claims to have played in the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.
A security guard blackmails a TV host.
Jack Sparrow is forced to accompany a dangerous woman and her still more dangerous ally on a daring quest to find the legendary Fountain of Youth.
Sparrow is drunk. Salazar is dead. Barbossa takes charge. The young ones are searching for the trident of Poseidon. There's a lot of water. And magic. If you wait long enough you might glimpse Keira Knightley running.
The FBI is charged with hunting down Public Enemy No. 1: John Dillinger.
A musical fantasy reimagining of Elton John's early success, addiction and rehab.
Two men escort a prisoner who may or may not be a witch on a perilous journey through a land ravaged by the black death.
Diamond heist causes mayhem amongst London gangland hard men.
A man tries to transport a fox, rabbit and cabbage across a river without getting into trouble.
A young boy adopted by a group of skinheads struggles to find his own identity in a world dominated by racism and war. Now out to own on two-disc DVD.
A spy has to root out a mole at the top of the civil service.
Geriatric wrestlers return to the ring to save their favourite pub in a Yorkshire village from greedy developers.
Gang wars in Kingston in the Seventies are imported into Hackney in the Eighties affecting the life of a Jamaican boy who seeks vengeance for the murder of his brother
New eyes on Old Hollywood How images of Bette Davis, Joan Crawford and Rita Hayworth inspired Pretty Babies
Lost Boys Wayne Wapeemukwa on drawing on reality for Manhunt while avoiding a true crime approach
Serious about comedy Louis Paxton on grounding the humour of The Incomer in darker elements
That shrinking feeling Shivek Gupta and Syed Shadan on the Mumbai housing market and Chaar Diwaari
A woman who didn't belong Anna Cazenave Cambet on working with Vicky Krieps in Love Me Tender
A dialogue of parchment and celluloid Jean-Jacques Annaud on Umberto Eco and The Name Of The Rose
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