Ian Hart

History, politics and bloodthirsty action collide in this British series following a Saxon-born Viking looking to claim his ancestral birthright, and the kingdom led by Alfred the Great as they defend themselves from Norse invaders.

Liam Neeson is Philip Marlowe, the lonely private detective from John Banville's novel (itself inspired by the character created by Raymond Chandler), in this 1930s-set thriller from Oscar-winning filmmaker Neil Jordan.

Daniel Radcliffe and Daniel Webber break out of Pretoria Prison in this thriller based on political prisoner Tim Jenkin's memoir.

History, politics and bloodthirsty action collide in this British series following a Saxon-born Viking looking to claim his ancestral birthright, and the kingdom led by Alfred the Great as they defend themselves from Norse invaders.

History, politics and bloodthirsty action collide in this British series following a Saxon-born Viking looking to claim his ancestral birthright, and the kingdom led by Alfred the Great as they defend themselves from Norse invaders.

Countryside romance about two sheep farmers in remote England that won debut director Francis Lee the Directing Award at Sundance.

History, politics and bloodthirsty action collide in this British series following a Saxon-born Viking looking to claim his ancestral birthright, and the kingdom led by Alfred the Great as they defend themselves from Norse invaders.

Directed by Neil Jordan (The Crying Game), this biopic follows Irish revolutionary, soldier and politician Michael Collins (Liam Neeson, Schindler's List), who was a key figure in the creation of the Irish Free State.

When brooding novelist Maurice Bendrix (Ralph Fiennes) meets Mrs Sarah Miles (Julianne Moore) in 1939 war-torn London, their attraction is instant and the two begin a passionate, illicit affair.