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After months of lockdown and global uncertainty, the 2020-21 big wave surfing season in Nazaré gets
off to a roaring start with an unprecedented massive swell from Hurricane Epsilon. For the surfers, the stakes have never been higher as they battle to break the world record.
A series of short meditations designed for people who just need a quick reset during their day...to focus on themselves,
take a breather and relax. Each 5-Minute Meditation deals with a different everyday issue, such as fear or anger, can focus on positivity, a mind and body check in, or can simply allow the listener to relax to relaxing sounds like the falling rain.
The Times called this university-based sitcom about Jack, who is dealing with grief as well as exploring his sexuality,
‘one of the most funny, tender, profound, sad-happy comedies [of the] year.’ And who are we to disagree with that?
A docu-concert feature film that starts with a mini-doc about HOOVER DAM and finishes with the first
ever Rock and Roll show performed and filmed at the world famous landmark. The live event took place on 8th April 2023.
Interviews with iconic business entrepreneurs in this fascinating series of shorts.
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Created by (and starring) Stephen Graham, this mini-series picks up from the frenetic 2021 film of the same name.
Set in a busy restaurant, the show’s selling point is its in-yer-face style, which puts the viewer right at the centre of the action.
For four seasons of glorious, incisive and insightful parenthood comedy, Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney made an
unbeatable writing and acting team. We have episodes from the brilliant farewell season onboard.
Documentary telling the story of legendary designer Coco Chanel, now called ‘the first influencer’,
whose epochal designs still represent the zenith of female sexuality, style and power.
If you’re rubbing your hands in anticipation of the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament taking place in Germany
this June and July, you’re not the only one. Get (even more) in the mood with this series showcasing the top teams in contention.
Rapper, Brazilian Jujitsu expert and now property-and-design enthusiast Tinie Tempah casts an eye over homeowner’s
radical transformations in this Channel 4 series.
When it comes to freestyle football, British duo ‘the F2’ are world leaders, so you can expect this show to be packed
with properly gobsmacking footy tricks. Why do the likes of Ronaldo line up to pay tribute to the F2? The answer is here.
Season two of The Gilded Age begins on Easter morning 1883, with the news that Bertha Russell's bid for a box
at the Academy of Music has been rejected. Through the eight episodes of the season, we watch as Bertha challenges Mrs. Astor and the old system and works to not only gain a foothold in Society, but to potentially take a leading role in it.
Set in 2001, drama series Grime Kids charts the emergence of the eponymous hip hop genre through the eyes
of five lads who plan to start their own crew and make their voices heard through music.
This blend of documentary and concert film finds the London-based jazz quintet (and, let’s not forget, last year’s
Mercury Prize winners) showcasing their hip hop and afrobeat-inspired sound to devastating effect.
An innovative audio-visual examination of finding joy among all the frenetic chaos, stress, and isolation around the world.
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Created by comedian Mawaan Rizwan. Juice is a brilliant – and very surreal – comedy following Jamma,
as he navigates work, life and relationships with his family and boyfriend, Guy.
Brit sci-fi series in which George (Paapa Essiedu) and the Lazarus Project use their ability to make time go backwards
in order to prevent mass extinction events – as you do.
If you know Lee Mack from Would I Lie to You? – in particular his habit of delivering super-fast one-liners
– then you know what to expect from this stand-up film. Big banter and sharp wit – all delivered at Mack speed.
A true tale that took 50 years to tell, The Lost Weekend: A Love Story follows John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s personal assistant,
May Pang as she recounts her 18-month relationship with John—a relationship orchestrated by Yoko herself. During this extraordinary period, May helped John reunite with his son Julian and participated firsthand in his most productive period post-Beatles in which he released albums like “Mind Games”, “Walls and Bridges”, and collaborated with powerhouses like David Bowie and Elton John. Featuring moments with Julian Lennon, Mick Jagger, Alice Cooper, and Paul McCartney, May chronicles it all from her unique perspective as a 22-year-old experiencing her first unforgettable love.
An intimate and unvarnished look at the life and career of British pop singer Louis Tomlinson, with never-before-seen
footage and behind-the-scenes access to his sold-out 2022 world tour.
For its first-ever show in Madrid, the New York City Ballet performed George
Balanchine’s Serenade, his Square Dance and then The Times Are Racing by Justin Peck. Happily the whole thing was filmed for us to feast on, like the ballet-hungry banqueteers we are.
When comedian Lee Mack isn’t being razor-sharp on a chat-show couch or quiz show ,he’s making this hugely
popular sitcom in which he stars as a slacker called Lee (funny, that) whose attempts to lead an easy life are endlessly thwarted by those around him.
Project Iceman is the odyssey of an ordinary human who sets out to achieve the extraordinary.
Anders Hofman, a management consultant who hates the cold, attempts to become the first-ever human to complete a long-distance triathlon in Antarctica.
Documentary series in which we join engineers working to build The Mercedes
-AMG Project One – a street-legal hyper-car using cutting-edge F1 technology. There’s a snag: it’s 2023 and the car was promised in 2015.
All the glitz and glamour of Ru Paul’s Drag Race to the power of ten in this best-of-the-best spin-off series.
As queens from previous seasons gather to battle it out, the stage is set for a Drag Race battle Royale.
If your heart needs warming, look no further than this documentary in which
Martin Clunes tries to rehome retired guide dog Laura. At the same time he meets the volunteers and staff who raise and train these remarkable animals.
Acting legends tell the story of William Shakespeare’s origins in this series, the first of which focuses
on his evolution from the shock horror of Titus Andronicus to the altogether much lovelier Romeo and Juliet.
Created by Taylor Sheridan (i.e. the guy who brought you Yellowstone), this US spy series stars Nicole Kidman
and Zoe Saldana, the latter playing a member of the real-life Team Lioness, a crack CIA squad operating in Iraq.
Part of the expanded Star Trek universe, Picard finds Patrick Stewart reprising his role as Picard who, having retired
from the Starfleet, is drawn into a new adventure fighting for the rights of synthetic beings, or synths.
The latest reimagining / reboot to tackle the evergreen Superman story finds loved-up wedded couple,
Clark and Lois – one a superhero, one a journo – balancing work, justice, and parenthood in modern society.
This British version of the colourful French TV show Call My Agent has a stellar cast telling the story of a
London talent agency where agents scramble to keep their star clients happy.
Biggest TV phenomenon of the last few years (the one that’s not Mr Bates vs The Post Office)?
That would be The Tourist, the twisty-turny drama starring Jamie Dornan. And we have the second season at your fingertips.
Coming from the pen of Jed ‘Line of Duty’ Mercurio you’d expect this bomb-disposal drama to be full of gut-wrenching twists,
fiendish double-crosses and, of course, nail-biting races against time. And you’d be right to expect that, because that’s exactly what you get.
Superstars Eni Aluko and Rachel Brown-Finnis head up a search to find the next female football prodigy
in this reality-soccer series. On hand to help are footy legends such as Peter Crouch and Rio Ferdinand.
What to say about You? This tale of perennially lovestruck serial killer Joe (Penn Badgley) trying to find his
perfect match is as utterly ridiculous as it is addictive. If you’re new to it then try an episode of season four onboard. Guaranteed you’ll binge the lot.
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