Stuart Ashens, a YouTube celebrity who reviews cheap electronic products, co-writes and stars in this independent British adventure comedy. Accompanied by his friend Chef Excellence (Dan Tomlinson), Ashens sets out in search of the elusive and not particularly magical Gamechild, a rip-off of the original Nintendo Gameboy. However, with all manner of unexpected friends and foes including The Professor (Robert Llewellyn) and Nemesis (Chris Kendall) standing between them and their goal, Ashens and Excellence will have to have their wits about them if they are to complete their quest. Warwick Davis also stars.

'Through thick and thin, never separate. Stick together, guard each other, and live for one another.' As Hitler's war intensified, the Ovitz family would have good reason to stand by their mother's mantra. Descending from the cattle train into the death camp of Auschwitz, all twelve emerged in 1945 as survivors - the largest family to survive intact. What saved them? Ironically, the fact that they were sought out by the 'Angel of Death' himself - Dr Joseph Mengele. For seven of the Ovitzes were dwarfs - and not just any dwarfs, but a beloved and highly successful vaudeville act known as the Lilliput Troupe. Together, they were the only all-dwarf ensemble with a full show of their own in the history of entertainment. The Ovitzes intrigued Mengele, and amongst the thousands on whom he performed his loathsome experiments, they became his prize 'patients': 'You're something special, not like the rest of them.' It was this disturbing affection that saved their lives. After being plunged into the darkest moments in modern history, this remarkable troupe emerged with spirits undimmed, and went on to light up Europe and Israel, which offered them a new home, with their unique performances. Giants reveals their moving and inspirational story.

2016 Christmas special of the BBC crime drama starring Alan Davies as scruffy amateur detective and master of illusion Jonathan Creek. In this instalment, Jonathan is joined by his wife Polly (Sarah Alexander) to investigate the supposedly haunted house of Daemons' Roost. The house is home to veteran horror film director Nathan Clore (Ken Bones) but in the 19th century a sorcerer was said to torture his victims there using the powers of hell. With his health failing, Clore finally wants to tell his stepdaughter Alison (Georgie Lord) the past horrors her family experienced in the house and has called on Jonathan to help him, when her mother and sisters were the victims of an infamous murder. As he aids in the supernatural investigation, Jonathan finds himself also confronting events from his own past.

The life and times of Warwick Davis, star of Ricky Gervais's forthcoming sitcom, "Life's Too Short"

Actors work their entire careers hoping to achieve the kind of cult movie hero status that Davis achieved at the age of eleven playing Wicket W. Warrick, the lead Ewok in "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi." In this lively and down-to-earth memoir, Davis offers personal stories on the making of some of the most popular films of the last few decades--including the "Star Wars, Harry Potter, " and "Leprechaun" movie franchises, among many others--and shares the unique perspective of life as experienced by someone with a one-in-a-million genetic condition.The real life of the man who helped destroy a Death Star, saved a princess, defeated an evil sorceress, taught magic to Harry Potter, became a Jedi Master, and embodied a mass murdering, gold-obsessed leprechaun--the one and only Warwick DavisWarwick Davis's honest look at the highs and lows of life as an actor and pop culture icon, from his screen debut in "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi" to his starring role in Ricky Gervais's forthcoming sitcom, "Life's Too Short"Includes behind-the-scenes stories, from sweltering inside a furry Ewok costume and filling in for R2-D2 to sliding down a glacier at Mach 2 with Val Kilmer and getting kicked in the face by Ricky Gervais (again and again)Features a foreword by George Lucas, who has been friends with Davis for almost three decades

Both refreshingly frank and highly entertaining, this book will help you see what life is like when it really is too short.