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The series brings back the legendary Eighties detective, focusing on his tumultuous return to Jersey after a prolonged absence. Struggling to overcome the grief of his wife’s recent passing and his own struggles with alcoholism, Jim Bergerac is drawn back into crime-solving when the tragic murder of Arthur Wakefield’s daughter-in-law reignites his investigative drive. Bergerac (23/3/25) |
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Amid the turmoil of World War II, a young boy’s family relocates near a concentration camp due to his father’s role as a Nazi officer. He forms an unlikely bond with a boy on the other side of a barbed-wire fence, leading to a poignant tale that underscores the tragic consequences of hatred and division. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (22/3/25) |
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The narrative centres on a committed officer in witness protection, caught in a unit-wide breach complicated by her personal ties to a colleague. Resolute in her quest for answers, she faces corruption, treachery, and peril, all while working tirelessly to shield vulnerable individuals and uphold her principles amidst intense challenges. Protection (21/3/25) |
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Ordinary Lies is a compelling drama series that examines the consequences of dishonesty within ordinary lives, revealing how secrets and lies, no matter how small, can unravel relationships and reshape futures. Ordinary Lies (19/3/25) |
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Amidst Victorian London, a humorous series of complications arises around a tontine, a financial arrangement where the last survivor inherits the entire fortune. Misunderstandings, mischief and greed fuel a chaotic escapade involving deceitful relatives, forged documents and a mistakenly transported coffin, leading to zany situations as everyone races to claim the wealth first. The Wrong Box (19/3/25) |
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Adolescence is a gripping British crime drama miniseries created by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, directed by Philip Barantini. The series, available on Netflix, unfolds over four episodes, each filmed in a single continuous take, adding a unique intensity to the storytelling. The plot revolves around 13-year-old Jamie Miller, who is arrested for the murder of his classmate, Katie Leonard. Adolescence (18/3/25) |
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Set during the final months of a renowned writer’s life, the narrative delves into the tension between his personal relationships and the political ideals he championed. As those closest to him wrestle for control over his literary legacy, his spouse fights to protect their love, leading to a poignant exploration of loyalty, ideology and emotional fragility. The Last Station (17/3/25) |
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Amid the turmoil of World War II, this compelling drama imagines a meeting between a physicist and his former mentor, delving deep into the ethical challenges and repercussions of scientific advancements. Their candid discussions on their involvement in atomic weapon development expose a tapestry of conflicting intentions, emotional vulnerabilities and profound moral questions. Copenhagen (15/3/25) |
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Helen embarks on a passionate affair with a man who remains oblivious to her secret identity. As her lover gets ensnared in the dangerous London underworld, Helen’s employers call upon Sam to guarantee her safety. Black Doves (9/3/25) |
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In an affluent London street, residents receive mysterious postcards stating ??“We want what you have,” initially dismissed as a marketing ploy… Capital(28/9/24) |
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A former youth football trainer saves a talented but troubled striker from an angry parent and introduces him to a team of English homeless footballers. Together, they travel to Rome to compete in the Homeless World Cup. The Beautiful Game (27/9/24) |
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Richard III is a dark and gritty retelling of Shakespeare’s classic play. Set in 1930s England, the film follows Richard, Duke of Gloucester, a cunning and manipulative nobleman who is determined to ascend to the throne. Richard III (18/9/24) |
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12 of the Best Victorian Detective Series The Victorian era spanned the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837 to 1901. |
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