Documentary about the worldwide protest which took place on the 15th of February 2003. United in opposition to the United States government's plans of invading Iraq, millions of people all around the globe simultaneously took part in protests & demonstrations in the hope of influencing those in power to change their minds. Film-maker & former BBC journalist Amir Amirani speaks to a number of demonstrators, organisers & celebrities involved in the protest, including Danny Glover, Richard Branson & Ken Loach, to gain a better understanding of the day in question & how it has influenced later events. ...

Drama set in Huntingdon, West Virginia, telling the true story of Marshall University's ' Thunder Herd' football team. For the team & the community, Marshall football is more than just a sport: it's a way of life. But on a fateful night in 1970, while travelling back to Huntingdon after a game in North Carolina, 75 members of Marshall's football team & coaching staff were killed in a plane crash. As those left behind struggled to cope with the devastating loss of their loved ones, the grieving families found hope & strength in the leadership of Jack Lengyel (Matthew Mc Conaughey), a young coach who was determined to rebuild Marshall's football programme &, in the process, help to heal a community. ...

British drama based on the real-life murder of Zahid Mubarek inside a young offenders institute in March 2000. Six weeks before he was due to be released from Feltham Young Offenders Institute, Zahid Mubarek (Aymen Hamdouchi), who was of Asian descent, was allocated a new cellmate
- Robert Stewart (Leeshon Alexander), a vicious racist. Stewart's strange & aggressive behaviour unsettled Mubarek, but his request to be moved to a different cell was denied. Only a few hours before he would have been released, Mubarek was violently attacked by Stewart & later died of his injuries.
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Documentary following Japanese girl group Perfume on their 2014 world tour. Featuring live performances & behind-the-scenes footage, the film also

Includes:: in-depth interviews with members of the band as they perform in front of sell-out crowds across the world.

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Ted Geoghegan writes & directs this American horror starring Barbara Crampton & Andrew Sensenig. Following the news that their son has been killed in a car accident, Anne (Crampton) & Paul (Sensenig) retreat to the New England countryside. However, they soon find themselves in a horrific nightmare when a sinister evil terrorises them in their new home leaving them fighting against malevolent entities in order to prevent their souls from being dragged into hell. ...

Fantasy horror from Emiliano Rocha Minter starring Noé Hernández, María Evoli & Diego Gamaliel. Living in a broken world, two siblings wander the shattered remnants of a city for years, desperate to find shelter & food. They happen upon one of very few buildings left standing in the city. But within, they find a sinister man who makes a disturbing offer of them. ...

Fantasy horror from Emiliano Rocha Minter starring Noé Hernández, María Evoli & Diego Gamaliel. Living in a broken world, two siblings wander the shattered remnants of a city for years, desperate to find shelter & food. They happen upon one of very few buildings left standing in the city. But within, they find a sinister man who makes a disturbing offer of them. ...

Justin Edgar directs this coming-of-age drama set in the 1990s following three friends at a pivotal moment in their lives. The central character of the film is Jack (Jamie Blackley), a young man whose poor background hasn't quelled his hopes for a brighter future & who anxiously awaits news on whether he has been accepted for a university grant or not. He is joined for a Friday night out by Parsons (Mike Bailey), whose future appears to be in the hands of his parents & wilful girlfriend Claire (Rosamund Hanson) rather than his own, & Chunks (Sean Teale), whose wealthy upbringing can't disguise the issues he struggles with. Together, the three friends comprise ' The Freaks'
- a label they've given themselves in recognition of their perception as misfits
- & prepare themselves for a night that, one way or another, will change their lives forever...

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Live Aid-type charity concert held at Circus Maximus in Rome in 2004 featuring international heavy-hitters. The ' We Are The Future'concert, organised by Quincy Jones, was billed as 'a night of hope' & featured such performing stars as Norah Jones, Andrea Boccelli, Santana, Herbie Hancock, Alicia Keys, Anjelique Kidjo, Julian Marley & The Corrs. A parade of charitable members of the glitterati also make sporadic appearances: pouty adopter of unfortunates Angelina Jolie, soccer aces Pele & Francesco Totti as well as the queen of good causes, Oprah to name but a scant few. The evening was set up by 'Q' with the aim of raising money for child care centers in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Rwanda & the West Bank & proceeds from the sale of the DVD go to these charities. ...

Documentary about the recent protests in the Middle East that have seen ordinary people standing against oppressive government regimes. The demonstrations, collectively known as the ' Arab Spring', have taken place throughout the Middle East & North Africa as citizens of all ages & backgrounds have gained an understanding of their government's regimes & policies & sought to make a change to the ways in which their countries are run. Film-maker Greg Barker speaks to a number of people involved in the protests & focuses on specific areas of interest, including Libya, Bahrain & Syria. ...