Experience Judi Dench's Academy Award-nominated portrayal of Queen Victoria, whose unconventional friendship with servant John Brown (Billy Connolly) elicited an unprecedented palace scandal that threatened to weaken the monarchy.

Using groundbreaking cinematic techniques, Shakespeare's timeless tragedy of an ambitious general’s descent into nihilism is brilliantly reimagined in this compelling adaptation.

Power and partisanship are at the center of this tense drama following Nick Clegg, Gordon Brown, and David Cameron in the tumultuous days after the 2010 UK general election.

Richard E. Grant stars in this true story of bitterness and betrayal, where a royal marriage, entered into for all the wrong reasons, falls apart.

Victoria Wood's musical, rooted in the Manchester of 1929 and 1969, is the story of two lonely middle-aged people who grab a second chance at life.

This absorbing drama depicts the real actions of two ordinary mothers - one English, one Irish - whose courageous response to tragedy paved the path for peace in Northern Ireland.

Julie Walters stars in this BAFTA-winning political drama as Mo Mowlam, the controversial but popular UK Secretary of State for Northern Ireland who battles split factions and illness.

A sparkling modern take on a Shakespeare classic, Russell T Davies's adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream sees a cast of acting royalty and incredible new talent bringing the Bard's words to life in this spellbinding adaptation.

Matt Smith and Toby Jones star in this stirring drama chronicling the formative years of novelist Christopher Isherwood and the forging of his identity amidst the chaos of 1930s Berlin.

Starring Laura Fraser, this film brings to life the story of Florence Nightingale's spiritual and emotional breakdown after the Crimean War: a moment of crisis, doubt, and failure that ultimately inspired her revolutionary career in medicine.

Drawn to the Bohemian literary crowd of post-war Soho, Janetta Wheatland becomes involved with two men from very different worlds.

In an industrial town where markets overshadow the human spirit, a retired merchant forbids his children to engage in imaginative pursuits.

Bafta-winning real-life drama about the murder of Sophie Lancaster in 2007. She was attacked, along with her boyfriend, because they were dressed as goths.

Victoria Wood's musical, rooted in the Manchester of 1929 and 1969, is the story of two lonely middle-aged people who grab a second chance at life.

When Peter Wildeblood fell in love with Edward McNally in 1952, homosexuality was a crime in Britain. Their love affair would have devastating consequences for each of them, leading to a watershed moment for British equality.

Matt Smith and Toby Jones star in this stirring drama chronicling the formative years of novelist Christopher Isherwood and the forging of his identity amidst the chaos of 1930s Berlin.

In this Agatha Christie classic, two old friends who are short on money decide to become investigators for hire. But what starts off as a straightforward gig quickly spirals into a dangerous situation.

Based on Kate Summerscale’s bestselling novel, this true-to-life Victorian mystery follows Scotland Yard DI Jack Whicher, who is sent to investigate the horrific murder of a three-year-old boy.

Having left the Scotland Yard under a dark cloud, Whicher is now on his own as a private detective to investigate the death of a young girl, and he is up against some powerful and wealthy figures, as well as some of his own inner demons.

A man of decency and principle, Jack Whicher reluctantly takes on a case of infidelity that appears fairly straightforward, until a dark twist leads him to uncover some disturbing secrets.

When Whicher is hired to investigate threats made against the son of former Home Secretary Sir Edward Shore, he is led to dangerous corners of Victorian London’s Docklands, and also to the woman of his dreams.

To save his daughter's Christmas, Andrew (Stephen Merchant) goes on a road trip with Dev (Asim Chaudhry), his neighbour from hell, to buy an elusive Sparklehoof the Unicorn Princess.

30 years later, some of Britain's most memorable characters are brought back to life. Havoc ensues for the people of Grace Brothers as young Mr. Grace is determined to bring the store into the '80s... a reasonable request since it is 1988.

MR James' hair-raising tale of a mysterious old artwork, sent to art curator Mr Williams (Rory Kinnear). Upon first glance, it doesn't leave much of an impression. But over time, he realises the image is gradually changing.