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Set in the 6th Century this is the tale of murder, greed, passion and revenge in Scotland and Denmark. The Royal throne has been taken over by the King's brother, after the King's murder. But the murder was witnessed by the younger brother, who plots his revenge by faking madness and trying to reveal the truth through the 'play within a play'.

Steven Waddington and Paul Barber star in this football comedy written by Nicky Allt. Based on the play of the same name, the story follows the journey of two Liverpool cabbies who are desperate to take their sons to the European Cup Final in Istanbul. After borrowing cash from notoriously dangerous loan shark Tony Fitz (Mark Womack), their trip takes a dramatic turn when they discover a bag of counterfeit money in their hotel room.

Alan Rickman directs and stars in this British period drama alongside Kate Winslet and Matthias Schoenaerts. Landscape architect Sabine De Barra (Winslet) is selected to design a garden in the grounds of King Louis XIV's new Palace of Versailles. As she develops a professional relationship with the king's principal gardener André Le Nôtre (Schoenaerts), romance gradually blossoms between the two. Meanwhile, Sabine faces challenges in her new position within the palace and must defy the limits of her gender and class. The cast also includes Stanley Tucci, Helen McCrory and Jennifer Ehle.