Thandie Newton joins the cast as DCI Roz Huntley in the fourth season of Jed Mercurio's critically-acclaimed police corruption drama.

In a career-defining case, Roz is under intense pressure from her superiors to apprehend a serial murderer after months of fruitless investigation. When a young man is charged, doubts around his guilt lead the chief forensic investigator to AC-12. Is Roz ignoring forensic evidence that might prove the young man's innocence? AC12's Supt Hastings places DS Kate Fleming undercover inside Roz's team and with DS Steve Arnott piling on pressure from the outside, Roz is forced to act decisively. A mother of two and wife to Nick, Roz will do anything to stop her life from unravelling.

As suspicions mount and the case becomes ever more complex, AC12 themselves come under threat.

Season 1:
Lives and careers are on the line in this thrilling police anti-corruption drama following the investigation into DCI Tony Gates.

Season 2:
When a police convoy is fatally ambushed, AC-12 pursue the sole surviving officer, DI Lindsay Denton.

Season 3:
When Firearms Officer Sergeant Danny Waldron shoots dead a hardened criminal, AC-12 suspect foul play.

Season 4:
When DCI Roz Huntley captures a serial killer, the chief forensic investigator alerts AC-12 to a possible miscarriage of justice.

The hit police corruption drama from the makers of Bodyguard returns.

When three police officers are shot dead during the hijack of a seized drugs transport, AC-12 move in to investigate possible police collusion. Stephen Graham stars as John Corbett, the ruthless leader of an Organised Crime Group who hijack a seized drugs transport. AC-12 investigators Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar), Detective Inspector Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) and Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) suspect corrupt police officers of leaking information.

As the body count rises, AC-12 realise they're facing their most vicious adversary yet.

Robert Carlyle directs and stars in this Glasgow-set black comedy. The film follows Barney Thomson (Carlyle), a barber working in the East End of Glasgow who unwittingly becomes a serial killer. When a heated argument with his boss results in an accidental death, Barney turns to his bingo-loving mother Cemolina (Emma Thompson) for help. Can Barney outsmart the police and avoid suspicion while disposing of the body? The film also stars Ray Winstone and Ashley Jensen.

Crime drama based on the life of Scottish gangster Paul Ferris. Martin Compston stars as Ferris, who was brought up on Glasgow's notorious Black Hill estate in the 1960s. As a young man Ferris starts out working for two rival gang bosses, The Godfather and The Snake, but after a brutal betrayal he decides to go it alone. Carving out a dangerous and bloody career defined by violence, corruption and murder, Paul 'The Wee Man' Ferris ends up becoming the most feared man in Glasgow.

When a counterterrorism raid goes tragically wrong, Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott refuses to participate in a cover-up. Ostracised by colleagues, he transfers to an anti-corruption unit, AC-12, in the process of investigating one of the Force’s most respected offi cers, Detective Chief Inspector Tony Gates.

Not only has Gates just been awarded Officer of the Year, his squad has returned the best crime figures for three consecutive years. But can anyone really be that good? Arnott doesn’t think so and soon he and Gates become embroiled in a thrilling game of cat-and-mouse.

Every time Gates seems cornered, he finds a way to turn the tables still believing he can save himself, if only he can prove his innocence. But all the time he’s digging a bigger hole and plunging irrevocably into a moral abyss. And the stakes keep getting higher.

Soon it isn’t just careers on the line – it’s lives.

Two-part BBC drama series based on the infamous 1963 train robbery. The first episode, 'A Robber's Tale', follows the planning and execution of the robbery under the command of leader Bruce Reynolds (Luke Evans). The second episode, 'A Copper's Tale', follows the police investigation into the crime. Led by the indefatigable Tommy Butler (Jim Broadbent), a team of detectives search far and wide for the fugitives. Martin Compston, Jack Roth and Neil Maskell also star in the series.

Complete collection of popular TV drama based on the novels of Compton McKenzie. Archie MacDonald, (Alastair MacKenzie) a budding London restaurateur, receives word from his home in the Highlands that his father Hector (Richard Briers) has been taken ill. Archie returns home to discover the family estate in dire trouble and is hoodwinked into staying on. A never-ending series of obstacles including indignant employees, his mother Molly's (Susan Hampshire) gambling debts, the eventual death of his father, affairs of the heart with Lexie (Dawn Steele) and parsimonious city bankers intent on foreclosure dog his every step.

Line of Duty returns for a second season, featuring a new police corruption story told over six one-hour episodes.

The series opens explosively with the ambush of a police convoy in which three police officers are killed and a protected witness seriously injured. The sole surviving police officer is Detective Inspector Lindsay Denton. Deputy Chief Constable Mike Dryden takes personal charge, assigning AC-12 to the case.

In doing so, Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott, Detective Constable Kate Fleming and Superintendent Ted Hastings are joined by newly-appointed Detective Constable Georgia Trotman to investigate a complex case rich in unexpected twists and turns.

John Langridge directs this darkly comic British thriller. A jealous husband (Craig Conway) hires a detective (Sean Pertwee) to kidnap his wife's lover (Martin Compston) and give him the fright of his life over the course of one night in a disused warehouse. But his seemingly simple revenge plan soon spirals into the realms of nightmare as he realises that he has drastically underestimated the lengths to which his wife (Kierston Wareing) will go to protect her lover.

Eddie Marsan, Martin Compston and Gemma Arterton star in this British thriller. Hardened criminal Vic (Marsan) and his younger accomplice Danny (Compston) kidnap Alice (Arterton) from a suburban street. Gagging her and tying her to a bed in a purposely soundproofed flat, the two men plan to negotiate a large ransom from Alice's millionaire father before fleeing the country.

But while Vic seems confident that their plan will succeed, Danny cannot entirely suppress his misgivings. Meanwhile, Alice refuses to play the role of victim, and it quickly becomes evident that she will not give in without a fight.

Danny Dyer and Kate Ashfield star in this British fantasy drama loosely based on the classic 1946 film 'It's a Wonderful Life'. 30-something Tom (Dyer) has fallen out of love with his life. Feeling trapped and disillusioned in his job and his role of husband and father, he is easily seduced by a client's offer to show him a more exciting life. Then one night Tom is attacked by a gang of hoodies on his way home from work, and finds himself in a parallel world in which he tries out five other lives including a rock star, a homeless person and even the hoody that mugged him. His experience forces him to re-evaluate his priorities and values - but in order to get home he must face up to some of his darkest fears and desires.

Crime drama based on the life of Scottish gangster Paul Ferris. Martin Compston stars as Ferris, who was brought up on Glasgow's notorious Black Hill estate in the 1960s. As a young man Ferris starts out working for two rival gang bosses, The Godfather and The Snake, but after a brutal betrayal he decides to go it alone. Carving out a dangerous and bloody career defined by violence, corruption and murder, Paul 'The Wee Man' Ferris ends up becoming the most feared man in Glasgow.

Ursula Meier directs and co-writes this mysterious French drama set in a Swiss ski resort. Every day, twelve-year-old Simon (Kacey Mottet Klein) catches the cable car up the mountain to an upmarket ski resort near his home in the Swiss Alps in order to steal food, money and equipment from the wealthy guests in order to support himself and his older sister Louise (Léa Seydoux). According to Simon, his parents are dead, and Louise does all she can to avoid the responsibilities of taking care of him. Tension and ambiguity build as the facts of Simon's past and future become more and more uncertain.

Kieron Hawkes writes and directs this low-budget British thriller set in the world of vigilante fight clubs. Neil Maskell stars as Joe, a young man struggling to come to terms with the recent murder of his brother. He finds friendship and support in Piggy (Paul Anderson), one of his brother's friends. But as their friendship grows, Joe becomes entangled in a dangerous and murky world of violence and revenge. Who is Piggy exactly, and how honest is he being with Joe?

British comedy horror starring Steven Berkoff, Robert Englund and Martin Kemp. When werewolf chief Jack Ferris (Billy Murray) is accidentally killed by one of the dancers in a London strip joint, the girls who work there have until the next full moon before his bloodthirsty wolfpack descends to seek murderous retribution.

Danny Dyer and Kate Ashfield star in this British fantasy drama loosely based on the classic 1946 film 'It's a Wonderful Life'. 30-something Tom (Dyer) has fallen out of love with his life. Feeling trapped and disillusioned in his job and his role of husband and father, he is easily seduced by a client's offer to show him a more exciting life. Then one night Tom is attacked by a gang of hoodies on his way home from work, and finds himself in a parallel world in which he tries out five other lives including a rock star, a homeless person and even the hoody that mugged him. His experience forces him to re-evaluate his priorities and values - but in order to get home he must face up to some of his darkest fears and desires.

Cannes Prix du Jury-winning Scottish noir thriller about a Glasgow CCTV operator who ends up stalking a man she sees on screen. Andrea Arnold's first full-length feature after winning an Academy Award for her short film, 'Wasp', follows Jackie (Kate Dickie) a Glasgow CCTV control-room operator. One day, watching the monitors, she sees a man (Dickie Curran) she knows but is trying to forget and is soon helplessly outside her jurisdiction and brief, stalking the man, on camera, back to his flat. Eventually she crosses the line and goes to the address, meeting a young man (Martin Compston) whom, she finds out, lives there along with her subject.