(1958) Satirical, political drama with Spencer Tracy. Ruthless mayor Frank Skeffington seeks re-election for the fifth and final time. But have his old tactics run their course.

Director Quentin Tarantino and stars Samuel L Jackson, Christoph Waltz, Jamie Foxx and Kerry Washington talk about making the western adventure set against a backdrop of slavery.

(1972) Historical drama with Keith Mitchell as Henry VIII, nobly supported by Donald Pleasance, Charlotte Rampling and Jane Asher. The dying monarch reviews his own life.

(1994) Festive family drama. Richard Attenborough stars as a department store Santa who insists he's the real Santa Claus. But can he prove it in court.

Kelly Marcel, director of Venom: The Last Dance, talks about her work across the entire Venom series and her collaboration with the star Tom Hardy.

(2003) Napoleonic maritime epic starring Russell Crowe. There's blood, battles and surgery as a British naval captain tries to chase down a rival French ship.

(1998) Michael Bay's star-studded disaster movie starring Bruce Willis. The world's greatest drillers are sent into space to nuke a huge asteroid that's hurtling towards the Earth.

(2021) Fact-based crime drama charting the highs and inevitable fall of the eponymous darknet website, dubbed 'the eBay of drugs'. An old-school DEA agent takes on a tech-savvy libertarian.

(2019) Oliver Laxe's psychological drama follows Amador, a convicted arsonist, as he returns home from prison to his small community. In Galician and Spanish/subs.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1951) Comedy adventure. Burt Lancaster stars as a Foreign Legion sergeant leading nine men on a dangerous mission to prevent a Berber attack on a North African desert fort.

(1955) Classic Ealing comedy with Alec Guinness, whose invention of a fibre that never gets dirty or wears out brings him into conflict with both labour and management.

(1953) Atmospheric thriller set in post-war Berlin, where Ivo Kern (James Mason) and Susanne Mallison (Claire Bloom) get caught up in a maelstrom of bigamy, blackmail and bullets.

(1957) Comedy. Kenneth More stars as the perfect butler, who assumes command when he, his aristocratic employer (Cecil Parker) and his family and friends are shipwrecked on a desert island.

(1995) Swashbuckling adventure. Geena Davis and Matthew Modine star as pirates racing to find the missing parts of their treasure map and beat an evil rival (Frank Langella) to the booty.

(2021) Historical drama from director Ridley Scott. Trial by combat is the only option to save a noblewoman's honour. With Jodie Comer, Matt Damon, Adam Driver and Ben Affleck.

(2019) Action-packed thriller starring Nicholas Cage. When both animals and assassins are let loose on a cargo ship, it's up to veteran-turned-poacher Frank Walsh to save the day.

(2019) Kate Winslet, Susan Sarandon, Sam Neill and Mia Wasikowska star in this drama about a terminally ill mum who gathers her family one last time before she plans to take her own life.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1970) Oscar-winning drama portraying the bombing of Pearl Harbor, from both American and Japanese perspectives. With Joseph Cotten and So Yamamura.

(1968) Epic Second World War drama starring Robert Mitchum. A reporter gets trapped behind enemy lines during the costly 1944 Allied invasion of Italy. With Peter Falk and Robert Ryan.

Kelly Marcel, director of Venom: The Last Dance, talks about her work across the entire Venom series and her collaboration with the star Tom Hardy.

(2011) Fact-based family comedy-drama starring Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson. A family move to the Californian countryside, where they attempt to renovate a dilapidated zoo.

(2006) Romcom. Russell Crowe stars as a US stockbroker who intends to sell the French vineyard he has inherited. Then he meets a local waitress. With Marion Cotillard and Abbie Cornish.

(2021) Horror with Ethan Hawke. Denver 1974 and The Grabber is snatching boys from the street. But he doesn't reckon on two kids with uncanny abilities who refuse to do as they're told.

(2019) Oscar-winning comedy-drama from the mind of Taika Waititi, about a young boy in crumbling Nazi Germany who has an imaginary friend called Adolf Hitler. With Scarlett Johansson.

(2017) Sci-fi comedy with Matt Damon and Kristen Wiig. A couple look to improve their quality of life by getting shrunk to five inches tall - cos a doll's house costs less than a real one.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1960) A western from Budd Boetticher. A hero and an outlaw must work together to save a kidnapped woman from a band of warring Comanche. Starring Randolph Scott and Nancy Gates.

(1953) Second World War drama featuring Richard Burton as the commander of Australian troops during the 1941 siege of Tobruk. Also starring Robert Newton and James Mason.

(1956) Sparkling black comedy with Alastair Sim as an assassin whose plot to murder a politician becomes more complicated than anticipated. With George Cole, Terry-Thomas and Dora Bryan.

(1956) Thriller starring Van Johnson as a blind playwright who overhears a kidnapping plot and, with his fiancée (Vera Miles) and secretary (Cecil Parker), sets out to trap the villains.

(2011) The third movie in the sci-fi action franchise. The discovery of a spacecraft on the dark side of the moon sparks another battle between the Autobots and the Decepticons.

(2021) Action thriller with Gerard Butler. A hitman gets himself arrested so that he can get to a bad guy who also got himself arrested to try and hide from the hitman.

(2016) Sci-fi romance. Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt star as two space travellers who face a lifetime together after being woken from hibernation 90 years too early. With Michael Sheen.

(1990) Thriller with Kathy Bates and James Caan. An obsessed fan rescues her favourite writer from a car crash, but then imprisons him. It's the hobbling that really curls the toes.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1994) Festive family drama. Richard Attenborough stars as a department store Santa who insists he's the real Santa Claus. But can he prove it in court.

(1977) Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) witnesses UFO activity and becomes obsessed with finding out the truth in the director's cut of Steven Spielberg's classic movie.

Stars and directors talk about making movies in this compendium of personal and practical reflections. Features Danny Boyle, Amy Schumer, Chiwetel Ejiofor and more.

(2017) Biographical drama exploring the relationship between writer A. A. Milne and his son Christopher Robin, which inspired one of literature's most beloved creations - Winnie the Pooh.

(2003) Napoleonic maritime epic starring Russell Crowe. There's blood, battles and surgery as a British naval captain tries to chase down a rival French ship.

(2018) Action crime thriller sequel. Denzel Washington returns as Robert McCall who's looking for revenge after ruthless killers murder an agency contact who he also considered a friend.

(1998) Violent car-chase thriller with Robert De Niro. A group of mercenaries are hired by an elusive employer to intercept a briefcase destined for Russian hands.

(1997) Sci-fi horror with Laurence Fishburne. A top-secret spaceship re-appears, crewless, after being lost for seven years. And it really takes against those who are sent to investigate.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(2011) In an animated adventure set long before he meets his future companion Shrek, the swashbuckling ginger cat Puss in Boots sets out to steal golden eggs from a giant's castle.

(2010) Animated adventure. In the ogre's fourth feature-length escapade, Shrek makes an unwise bargain with Rumpelstiltskin. With the voices of Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz and Eddie Murphy.

(1988) Dark Christmas comedy. Bill Murray stars in this take on Dickens' classic as a misanthropic TV executive whose life is turned around by three very different Christmas ghosts.

(1995) Swashbuckling adventure. Geena Davis and Matthew Modine star as pirates racing to find the missing parts of their treasure map and beat an evil rival (Frank Langella) to the booty.

(2002) Romcom. Jennifer Lopez and Ralph Fiennes star in this modern-day update of Cinderella, set in a swanky New York hotel. Also featuring Stanley Tucci, Bob Hoskins and Amy Sedaris.

(2016) Action-thriller sequel with Tom Cruise, Cobie Smulders and Danika Yarosh. Vigilante Jack Reacher gets simultaneously caught up in a deadly conspiracy and a paternity case.

(2018) Romcom starring Jennifer Lopez as a long-serving shop worker who decides to forge a college degree to get a high-powered job in a gigantic cosmetics firm.

(2019) Drama with Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie. Three Fox News employees fight to expose the inappropriate behaviour of a media mogul (John Lithgow).

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

This episode explores the history of deaf education, from the first free deaf school to the impact of neurodiversity. We also hear from a deaf English teacher about his experiences.

Teleshopping.

(1952) Heart-warming Christmas drama with Ralph Richardson. Family tensions come to a head in the remote village of Wyndenham. But can the season joy heal old wounds.

(1943) Based on fact, a group of Merchant Navy sailors save the San Demetrio oil tanker after it is almost destroyed by a U-boat, braving fire and the ocean to sail it to safety.

(1947) WWII drama. James Cagney stars as the tough US secret agent overseeing a special mission to discover the location of the factory where the Nazis are manufacturing their flying bombs.

(1972) Historical drama with Keith Mitchell as Henry VIII, nobly supported by Donald Pleasance, Charlotte Rampling and Jane Asher. The dying monarch reviews his own life.

(2017) Rachel Weisz stars in this psychological thriller and steamy romance based on Daphne du Maurier's novel about a man who is seduced by the cousin he suspects of killing his guardian.

(2022) Action spy caper with Jessica Chastain, Diane Kruger and Penélope Cruz. A global alliance of elite operatives team up to kick ass and retrieve some stolen world-ending tech.

(2018) Jennifer Lawrence stars in this dark action thriller as a ballerina forced to join an elite force of Russian operatives, trained to use any means necessary to complete the mission.

(2019) Coming-of-age drama about Sequin, a gay 16-year-old who finds himself obsessed with a stranger at a party. Starring Conor Leach.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1955) Classic Ealing comedy with Alec Guinness, whose invention of a fibre that never gets dirty or wears out brings him into conflict with both labour and management.

(1953) Audrey Hepburn won her only Oscar in this romance as a bored princess who runs away from her duties and meets an American journalist (Gregory Peck), who shows her Rome.

(1961) British crime thriller starring Billie Whitelaw. When Jackie's husband - an armoured van driver - is killed in a heist, she vows to unmask those responsible and take her revenge.

(1951) Comedy adventure. Burt Lancaster stars as a Foreign Legion sergeant leading nine men on a dangerous mission to prevent a Berber attack on a North African desert fort.

(2015) Comedy. Brad (Will Ferrell) is living happily with his wife (Linda Cardellini) and stepchildren, until the kids' macho biological dad (Mark Wahlberg) swaggers back into their lives.

(2021) Horror with Ethan Hawke. Denver 1974 and The Grabber is snatching boys from the street. But he doesn't reckon on two kids with uncanny abilities who refuse to do as they're told.

(2019) Drama based loosely on the life of NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak, with Natalie Portman, Jon Hamm and Dan Stevens. When Lucy returns from space, she begins to lose touch with reality.

(2000) Comedy with Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro. Greg Focker wants to marry his sweetheart, but her dad's not so keen. And he's ex-CIA. And there's a smarmy ex. Good luck, Focker.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1953) Atmospheric thriller set in post-war Berlin, where Ivo Kern (James Mason) and Susanne Mallison (Claire Bloom) get caught up in a maelstrom of bigamy, blackmail and bullets.

(1957) Comedy. Kenneth More stars as the perfect butler, who assumes command when he, his aristocratic employer (Cecil Parker) and his family and friends are shipwrecked on a desert island.

(1948) Adaptation of Graham Greene's story with Ralph Richardson and Bobby Henrey. A butler who is accused of murdering his wife, has only a schoolboy to fight his corner.

(1968) Epic Second World War drama starring Robert Mitchum. A reporter gets trapped behind enemy lines during the costly 1944 Allied invasion of Italy. With Peter Falk and Robert Ryan.

(2018) Charming comedy set in an all-boys school in the 80s. An awkward geek gets caught in a love triangle with a teacher's daughter and the school sports star.

(2022) Don't-go-down-in-the-cellar horror with Georgina Campbell. A double-booked Airbnb leads a woman into some very dark places beneath the house she's staying in. With Bill Skarsgård.

(2017) Kenneth Branagh is Belgian supersleuth Hercule Poirot in the star-studded version of Agatha Christie's murder-mystery classic, with Judi Dench, Johnny Depp and Penélope Cruz.

(2019) M. Night Shyamalan directs an all-star cast in this genre-bending superhero sequel. Three superhumans team up to escape a psychiatric ward. With Bruce Willis in a cagoule.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1965) Oscar-winning comedy western starring Jane Fonda and Lee Marvin. She's trying to defend her father's ranch from developers, he's the drunken gunslinger she hires for the job.

(1960) A western from Budd Boetticher. A hero and an outlaw must work together to save a kidnapped woman from a band of warring Comanche. Starring Randolph Scott and Nancy Gates.

(1966) Dark comedy with John Mills, Ralph Richardson and Michael Caine. Two brothers clash over money that their parents left to their last surviving child, with chaotic consequences.

(1954) Anthony Asquith's vivid and subtle courtroom drama casts David Niven as the eponymous officer accused of stealing army money and going absent without leave.

(2017) Comedy starring Imelda Staunton as a posh woman who goes to live with her sister on a housing estate after discovering her husband has been having an affair with her best friend.

(2022) Heartwarming comedy written by and starring David Earl and Chris Hayward. A lonely inventor creates himself an AI robot friend. But what happens when his companion wants to move on.