Great cinema has a new destination… Thursday night film club on Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Four.
A woman's mysterious origins hide a curse which threatens to destroy those close to her.
A frozen creature runs amok onboard the Trans-Siberian Express.
Comedy starring Cary Grant. A family try to fulfil their dream of owning a country house.
A group of young ranch hands set out to avenge their murdered employer.
A family chauffeur becomes embroiled in the murderous schemes of his employer.
The story of the rise and fall of a great American family, directed by Orson Welles.
In the 15th century, a young peasant (Ingrid Bergman) leads an army against the English.
The tensions between rival gangs reach boiling point in a hot New York summer.
A countess resorts to subterfuge to introduce her daughter to a prospective suitor.
A widow goes to stay with her daughter and starts a relationship with her boyfriend.
A woman reappears after seven years to find that her husband (Cary Grant) has remarried.
Unconventional western about the life of legendary outlaw Billy the Kid.
Jong-su's former neighbour introduces him to a man with a mysterious hobby.
A decorated war hero returns home but his platoon are troubled with recurring nightmares.
A young man with Down’s syndrome is forced into a care home after the death of his mother.
A madcap heiress (Katherine Hepburn) meets an absent-minded palaeontologist (Cary Grant).
A successful, 60-something film director, his health failing, takes stock of his life.
A friendship develops between a Jewish boy and the son of a Nazi officer (Asa Butterfield)
In 1962, Tony Lip gets taken on as a driver for African American pianist Donald Shirley.
Epic western following three generations of a pioneer family.
A mother realises her 12-year-old daughter has been possessed by the devil.
A Canadian nurse arrives on a Caribbean island to tend an invalid woman.
A man is spared death on a mistaken assumption that he can teach his executioner Farsi.
Seeking figure-skating success, Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) finds notoriety instead.
