British horror drama in which a couple attempt to save their deteriorating marriage against the backdrop of a zombie invasion. The film is directed by Dominic Brunt and co-written by Joanne Mitchell, who also take on the roles of the troubled couple at its heart. Alex (Brunt) and Meg (Mitchell) head out to the idyllic English countryside in the hope that a bit of space and fresh air can revive their flagging relationship. Though Alex's ongoing issues with alcohol merely lead to a continuation of the arguments that have driven them to the edge, a startling encounter with the members of the undead who seem to have sprung up all over the place changes everything. Suddenly Alex and Meg aren't just fighting to save their love, they are fighting to save each other...

The story of the first great tank battle, and the genesis of one of the most formidable weapons of the twentieth century. Cambrai was the last - and most influential - battle fought by the British on the Western Front in 1917. With many of the Allies on the brink of collapse, only Britain was still capable of holding the Germans at bay. Over time, many myths have grown up around what happened at Cambrai. The events of this iconic attack are now buried beneath accumulated legends and misrepresentations built up over almost a century. It is remembered as the world's first great tank battle, but it was the brilliant British innovations in artillery techniques that most shocked the enemy. Equally important were the new 'stormtroop' tactics the Germans pioneered. Drawing on previously unpublished letters, diaries, first-hand accounts and official reports, Bryn Hammond's definitive account examines this military milestone, how the myths were created, and how they changed the face of warfare for ever.