(1952) Civil War-era Western. A unit of Confederate soldiers attack a Union troop to steal gold. Learning that the war is over, they must finish the mission in disguise.

(1959) Comedy western with Kenneth More. An English gunsmith decides the Wild West is the best market for his wares, but little does he expect to end up sheriff of a lawless frontier town.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(1951) Director Carol Reed's drama. A disgraced trader finds a new life in a secretive trading village. However, his own greed soon brings trouble. With Trevor Howard and Ralph Richardson.

(1957) Second World War thriller. Robert Mitchum stars as the captain of a US destroyer in the North Atlantic hunting down a German U-boat and its world-weary captain, Curt Jurgens.

(1997) Sci-fi comedy. Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith star as top-secret agents who monitor and hush up the presence of aliens on Earth - and discover one scary critter's deadly plot.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(2010) Apocalyptic action-horror starring Paul Bettany. God's patience runs out and He decides to wipe humanity from the face of the Earth. Can a rebel archangel save us.

(1988) Action-thriller with Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman. Can a New York cop free the hostages being held in a skyscraper by an arch villain? Yippee ki-yay. whoops, can't say that here.

(1975) Horror thriller with Peter Fonda. Two holidaying couples disturb a ritual human sacrifice and must flee for their lives, pursued by the Satanists responsible.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1960) Second World War drama. Kenneth More stars as the British captain charged with finding and destroying the Bismarck, Germany's largest battleship. Directed by Lewis Gilbert.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(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.

(1955) Creature feature. Kenneth Tobey stars as the captain of a nuclear submarine who comes across a giant, tentacled beast that is fiercely determined to destroy San Francisco.

(1945) Five uncanny tales of the supernatural in one eerie package, the most famous starring ventriloquist Michael Redgrave and a deadly dummy. Prepare to be spooked.

(2002) Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith star in the tough action sequel to their sci-fi comedy about US government agents who secretly protect Earth from extraterrestrial criminals.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(2022) Meta-comedy horror 're-quel' with Courteney Cox. Killer Ghostface returns to shock the younger generation out of their love of 'elevated horror' with a bit of old-fashioned slashing.

(2022) Time and memory become jumbled in Mark Jenkin's eerie, expressionist folk horror about a woman researching wild flowers on a remote island Cornwall's coast. With Mary Woodvine.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(2021) Sci-fi fantasy set on a female-only planet. After releasing outlaw Kate Bush - not the singer - from captivity, Roxy is ordered to hunt her down or face death. In French/subs.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1955) Carol Reed's charming film stars Jonathan Ashmore as a young, impressionable boy who mistakes a one-horned goat for a unicorn in London's colourful Petticoat Lane market.

(1952) War drama. Trevor Howard plays the captain of an ageing US warship, gifted to the British navy, which is chosen to lead the raid on Saint-Nazaire in 1942. With Richard Attenborough.

(1956) Comedy with Katharine Hepburn and Bob Hope. A Russian captain defects to London, falls for the charms of Major Lockwood, and tries to convince him of the beauty of communism.

(1955) Classic western. James Stewart plays a stranger who arrives in a remote New Mexico town secretly seeking his brother's killer. With Donald Crisp, Alex Nicol and Arthur Kennedy.

(2012) Sci-fi comedy sequel with Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones and Josh Brolin. Agent J travels to the 1960s to save his friend from being killed by a monstrous alien.

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.

(2012) Drama with Denzel Washington. A hard-drug-using airline pilot lands a plane in a heroically spectacular way. But a blood test reveals that he was high in more ways than one.

(1972) A Mafia don's son struggles to become a legitimate businessman in Francis Ford Coppola's classic crime drama. Starring Al Pacino, Marlon Brando, James Caan and Robert Duvall.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(2007) Fantasy drama. Two children (Josh Hutcherson and AnnaSophia Robb) discover a magical river island where their imaginations come to life.

(2008) Fantasy adventure. Children find a secret book at their great-great-uncle's creepy home that reveals a thrilling, scary world of goblins, ogres and trolls. With Freddie Highmore.

(2019) Fun-filled family comedy starring John Cena. A macho fireman has to babysit three impish kids after saving them from a blaze in the remote California woodlands.

(2003) Jack Black cranks the comedy up to 11. A slacker rock musician blags his way into a posh school and enrols a bunch of 10-year-olds into a full-scale Battle of the Bands.

(2017) Fantasy adventure sequel with Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Kevin Hart and Jack Black. Four teenagers are sucked into the Jumanji video game to complete a dangerous quest.

(1987) Sci-fi thriller starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. A US commando unit gets trapped in the jungle by a murderous, seemingly invincible alien hunter. But they ain't got time to bleed.

(1974) Francis Ford Coppola's Oscar-laden crime family drama recounts the early life of Vito Corleone (Robert De Niro) and Michael's (Al Pacino) rise to power.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1961) Sci-fi adventure based on Jules Verne's novel. Two men fleeing the US Civil War find an island inhabited by monsters (animated by Ray Harryhausen) and the mysterious Captain Nemo.

(2017) Family comedy sequel. A Heffley family road trip to attend Meemaw's 90th birthday party hits the skids, thanks to Greg's hare-brained scheme to cram in a gaming convention.

(1997) Sci-fi comedy. Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith star as top-secret agents who monitor and hush up the presence of aliens on Earth - and discover one scary critter's deadly plot.

(2002) Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith star in the tough action sequel to their sci-fi comedy about US government agents who secretly protect Earth from extraterrestrial criminals.

Stars Will Smith and Josh Brolin and director Barry Sonnenfeld talk about making the third sci-fi comedy adventure in the Men in Black series.

(2019) Adventure comedy sequel with Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart and Karen Gillan. The old school pals enter the Jumanji video game again to save their friend.

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.

(2018) Unrestrained reboot of the franchise defined by a ruthless extraterrestrial killer whose name says it all. and it's had a DNA upgrade. All the better to kill you with, my dear.

(2004) Will Ferrell stars in this raucous comedy about the cutthroat, life-or-death world of. 1970s local TV news. With Christina Applegate, Jack Black and Steve Carrell.

(2018) Coming-of-age, coming-out comedy starring Nick Robinson as a teenager whose well-kept secret about his sexuality is threatened by a classmate who starts blackmailing him.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Drama. In Victorian England, Signing culture in the deaf community is threatened by the promotion of Oralism.

Teleshopping.

Peter Sellers, Margaret Rutherford.

(1957) Western. John Sturges's telling of the infamous battle in Tombstone stars Burt Lancaster as Wyatt Earp and Kirk Douglas as Doc Holliday. Also starring Dennis Hopper.

(1950) Gritty noir thriller from Ealing Studios. A rookie PC hunts a vicious killer across blitz-battered London. With Jimmy Hanley, Dirk Bogarde and Jack Warner as PC George Dixon.

(1956) Jack Hawkins stars in this absorbing, documentary-style police procedural thriller about a Scotland Yard detective who is on the trail of a safe burglar who has turned killer.

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.

(1994) Comedy with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny DeVito and Emma Thompson. A male doctor becomes pregnant when he tests a new fertility drug. Directed by Ghostbusters' Ivan Reitman.

(2016) All-out action as Gerard Butler returns as US Secret Service agent Mike Banning in the second instalment of the Has Fallen franchise. Mike and POTUS get in a pickle in London.

(2013) Comedy sequel with Will Ferrell. After losing his job, Ron attempts to re-establish his career by joining the world's first 24-hour news channel. With Christina Applegate.

(1994) Zany, cop-spoofing comedy with Leslie Nielsen and Prescilla Presley. Drebin comes out of retirement to stop terrorist Rocco from bombing the Oscars ceremony.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1951) Director Carol Reed's drama. A disgraced trader finds a new life in a secretive trading village. However, his own greed soon brings trouble. With Trevor Howard and Ralph Richardson.

(1955) Creature feature. Kenneth Tobey stars as the captain of a nuclear submarine who comes across a giant, tentacled beast that is fiercely determined to destroy San Francisco.

(1957) Western. A Union army deserter sets out to turn his Texan hometown's womenfolk into sharpshooters in order to repel a Comanche attack. Starring Audie Murphy and Kathryn Grant.

(1949) Drama with John Ireland. A local politician begins to lust for the kind of power he used to hold to account. He should be careful how he treats people on the way to the top.

(2008) Stephen Spielberg's action adventure with Harrison Ford and Cate Blanchett. Indy must stop the KGB from gaining the power held in the lost city of Eldorado.

(1998) Steven Spielberg's World War II blockbuster starring Tom Hanks. A platoon of D-Day soldiers are ordered to rescue the sole surviving sibling from a family of four brothers.

(2018) Period drama set against the bleak backdrop of the Irish Potato Famine, starring Hugo Weaving, James Frecheville, Jim Broadbent and Stephen Rea.

(1982) John Albasiny stars in Michael Apted's comedy as a girl-obsessed 14-year-old who wants England to win the Ashes almost as much as he wants to kiss classmate Abigail Cruttenden.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1956) Comedy with Katharine Hepburn and Bob Hope. A Russian captain defects to London, falls for the charms of Major Lockwood, and tries to convince him of the beauty of communism.

(1955) Classic western. James Stewart plays a stranger who arrives in a remote New Mexico town secretly seeking his brother's killer. With Donald Crisp, Alex Nicol and Arthur Kennedy.

(1952) Drama starring Ralph Richardson as a pioneering aviator determined to break the sound barrier, even if it means risking the lives of those closest to him. Directed by David Lean.

(1956) Sci-fi thriller. Hugh Marlowe stars as a scientist who discovers Earth is threatened by a fleet of flying saucers bent on global conquest. With special effects by Ray Harryhausen.

(2012) Sci-fi comedy sequel with Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones and Josh Brolin. Agent J travels to the 1960s to save his friend from being killed by a monstrous alien.

(1993) Harold Ramis's classic déjà-vu comedy starring Bill Murray. A TV weatherman is forced to relive the same day reporting on a clairvoyant groundhog until he learns to behave himself.

(2000) Christopher Nolan's Oscar-nominated thriller with Guy Pearce. A man tracking his wife's killer has no short-term memory so must find other ways to piece together the evidence.

(2009) Surreal comedy. Edward Hogg and Simon Farnaby star in Paul King's inventive tale about a disastrous European road trip. With Noel Fielding, Julian Barratt and Verónica Echegui.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1948) Anthony Asquith's drama based on a famous 1912 court case with Cedric Hardwicke as the father of a boy accused of theft who pursues the case to the highest courts. With Robert Donat.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(1952) John Wayne stars in John Ford's comedy as a US boxer, retired to Ireland, who courts the fiery Mary Kate (Maureen O'Hara), despite her brother's (Victor McLaglen) violent objections.

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.

(1966) John Wayne and Robert Mitchum star in Howard Hawks's western. In El Dorado, a gunfighter and a sheriff help protect a rancher from a rival landowner.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(2004) Breezy body-swap romcom. Following a disastrous birthday party, teen Jenna wishes she was '30, flirty and thriving'. And boom, she's Jennifer Garner with a fancy flat and a cool job.

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.

(2021) Comedy action starring Ryan Reynolds. Guy lives in Free City. Free City isn't real. Nor is Guy. It's all a big online game. Can he take down the corrupt game publisher.

(2006) Pulsating sci-fi action with Denzel Washington and Val Kilmer. An AFT agent uses new technology to reach back in time, stop a ferry bombing, and save the love of his life. Simple.

(2023) Farcical time-loop comedy about the staff and guests at a remote mountain hotel condemned to repeat the same two minutes over, and over, and over, and over again. In Japanese/subs.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1956) Jack Hawkins stars in this absorbing, documentary-style police procedural thriller about a Scotland Yard detective who is on the trail of a safe burglar who has turned killer.

Director Mark Jenkin talks about his film Enys Men and his unique approach to making films.

(1967) Julie Christie and Terence Stamp star in John Schlesinger's adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel. Bathsheba is not short of suitors, but will marrying any of them lead to happiness.

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.

(1961) Sci-fi adventure based on Jules Verne's novel. Two men fleeing the US Civil War find an island inhabited by monsters (animated by Ray Harryhausen) and the mysterious Captain Nemo.

(2019) Adventure comedy sequel with Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart and Karen Gillan. The old school pals enter the Jumanji video game again to save their friend.

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.

(2020) Groundhog day shoot 'em up with Frank Grillo, Naomi Watts and Mel Gibson. Ray gets killed every day. Can he escape by unravelling the mystery of why a bunch of people want him dead.