When two girls mysteriously disappear in the wilds of Tasmania in similar circumstances, 15 years apart, Dr. Anna Macy finds herself inextricably linked to both cases. Anna must confront the traumatic events of her troubled past and discover her connection to the truth of what is really happening in the Kettering forest.
With the smoke finally settled on Finn and Ruby's dramatic departure, all eyes are on Allie (Sarah Parrish) and Gavin (Jason Merrells), who are happily back together - with big plans for the future. Not content with running the family salon, Allie sets her sights on opening a hairdressing academy for the next generation of Manchester super-stylists, with financial backing from ex boy-band member Liam (James Murray). When she discovers she might be pregnant, she thinks she can have it all - Gavin, the baby, her salon and the academy. But just as things are looking rosy, fate deals a shocking blow that threatens to change the Henshall-Ferraday partnership forever.
'Our Friends In The North' is the biggest and most ambitious contemporary serial ever produced for BBC 2, an epic drama spanning 30 years in the lives of four Georgie friends and the world that shaped them. The eleven hours took forty weeks to film and feature a cast of thousands, with 160 speaking parts and 3000 extras, exploring three decades of corruption, vice, violence and collapsing ethical standards in Britain's corridors of power from 1964 to 1995.
Sarah Lancashire returns in the acclaimed BBC thriller written by Sally Wainwright. No-nonsense police sergeant Catherine Cawood is back heading up her team of dedicated police officers in the Calder Valley in West Yorkshire. While on duty, she makes a gruesome discovery - a body. The victim's injuries bear a striking similarity to a string of other murders over the previous few months, suggesting a serial killer is on the loose. But the case becomes even more shocking when it emerges that Catherine knows the victim - something that could have serious repercussions for both herself and her family.
An immensely compelling movie starring Claudette Colbert as American author Agnes Newton Keith on whose autobiography the film is based. It depicts how the author and her husband, a British administrator were trapped in Borneo when the Japanese forces invaded. The Keith's were taken prisoner but because of their different nationalities are separated and sent to separate camps. The camp commander Colonel Suga (Sessue Hayakawa) takes a particular interest in the authoress but his humanitarian tendencies cannot help the stricken Agnes as she is subjected to torture, starvation and humiliation at the hands of the guards.
Sarah Lancashire stars as Catherine Cawood, a police sergeant in a small town where drunkards, drug addicts and teenage pregnancies are a way of life. Her world is turned upside down when the man she thinks is responsible for her daughter's death - Tommy Lee Royce - is released from prison. Meanwhile, quiet middle-class accountant Kevin Weatherill feels underappreciated and underpaid at work. Desperate to give his daughters a decent education, he asks for a pay rise so he can send them to private school. But when his wealthy boss Nevison refuses, something finally snaps for Kevin and he enlists the help of local drug lord Ashley to kidnap Nevison's daughter and hold her for ransom. Things quickly spiral out of control when Ashley involves Tommy Lee in the plan. How far will any of them go to get what they really want?
When Anna Forbes is raped by her father-in-law, at first she is too terrified to speak out. But when she does tell her husband, Mark, instead of sympathy she encounters vehement denial as he refuses to believe her accusations. Anna's troubles only worsen when a concerned Mark commits her to a psychiatric institution. Mark is unaware of the institution's brutal regime, and the incarcerated Anna must now fight not only for justice but also for her sanity and freedom.
Through circumstances beyond her control, Theresa Johnson (Mare Winningham) is forced into a life living rough on the streets with her young daughter, Hilary (Grace Johnston). It's a frightening and dangerous existence, and the crisis point comes as Hilary is rushed to hospital with lead poisoning. Outreach worker Calvin Reed (Dorian Harewood) advises Theresa that the only way to save Hilary is to place her with a foster family, and Theresa must face the most heart-breaking and courageous decision of her life.
Eight months after their livelihoods went up in smoke, the Henshall's are back in business, with a newly refurbished salon and a whole new set of problems. After a romantic break in Naples, everything looks rosy for Allie (Sarah Parrish) and Finn (Ben Daniels), especially as they come back married. But with Allie and daughter Ruby (Lucy Gaskell) both heavily pregnant to the same man, the happiness is destined not to last. With Gavin (Jason Merrells) still in love with Allie, Ruby set on winning him for herself and Finn desperate to get Gavin out of the way, the Henshall's future is anything but cut and dried. It's time for some shocking decisions, but with what repercussions?
Her face was her fortune - until they scarred her for life. Marla Hanson's dreams of becoming a top New York model were shattered when she was attacked and slashed across the face, sustaining wounds requiring nearly 150 stitches. Marla's modelling career was finished, but her ordeal had only just begun. When her case came to court, the defence attorney tore into her, accusing her of being a prostitute and using sex to further her career. But Marla fought back against these accusations, and her exceptional courage made her not only America's most famous victim but a champion for others who had suffered in the same way.
Having chosen old flame Finn (Ben Daniels) over husband Gavin (Jason Merrells), Allie (Sarah Parish) finds herself far from welcome at her former hair salon. And is Gavin enjoying his newfound freedom just a little bit too much?
Joanne Dawson (Victoria Principal) has everything that a woman could possibly want...beauty, brains, a successful career as a lawyer, and Jonathan Morris (James Farentino) as her lover. Morris is handsome, charming, and has a secure position as a prominent judge. When a sensational homicide takes place, Joanne is called upon as the prosecuting attorney and Morris as the presiding judge. Through her investigation into the murder, Joanne discovers that Morris was somehow involved and she begins to realise the naked truth about her perfect boyfriend.
Allie Henshall and dependable husband Gavin Ferraday own a successful hairdressing business. They plan to expand to a second site across the road. But their dreams are shattered when Mia and her husband Finn beat them to it and open a rival salon. To further complicate matters, the charismatic Finn was once the love of Allie's life. And it soon becomes apparent that it's no coincidence his wife's salon has opened so near to Allie's.
"The Post" tells the incredible true story of the unlikely partnership between The Washington Post's Katharine Graham (Meryl Streep) and editor Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks) as they strive to expose a massive cover-up of devastating government secrets, risking their careers and very freedom in a fight for the truth.
Tom Ronstadt (John Simm) is a successful London journalist who, with his career and life falling apart, returns to his home town in Lancashire for the first time in 18 years. He finds his father Sam (Jim Broadbent), who Tom idolised as a child, in the grip of Alzheimer's - a once formidable man now being cared for by his sister Nancy (Olivia Colman). Over the three episodes Tom unravels the mystery linked to his childhood that drove him away all those years ago. As his frustrations grow with his father's failure to remember the past, he persists unaware that he is unearthing a devastating crime that will reveal secrets he could never have imagined.
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