Bill Nighy

Charlie Murphy

Thomasin McKenzie

James Norton

Joy (2024)

Rosanna Arquette

Eisa Davis

Lou Taylor Pucci

Ex-Husbands

Ex-Husbands (2023)

Nicholas McCluskey

Lashana Lynch

Michael Gandolfini

The film opens with a young Robert Nesta Marley (Nolan Collignon) joining his mother as they take a bus from one home to another. This is followed by text explaining how Bob Marley is still known today as Jamaica's biggest star. He grew up from humble beginnings around a time of violence in Jamaica during the 70s after the nation gained its independence from Great Britain.Bob (Kingsley Ben-Adir), already well into his career, goes to a press conference after announcing that he is planning to hold a peace concert, "Smile Jamaica", to unite the nation in the face of political discourse. Some critics fear that Bob is making it look like his is taking a side.Kingston, 1976 - Bob is playing soccer with his friends and sons when thugs start firing their guns in the streets. Bob protects his sons and takes them away, telling them not to worry about what happened (this is also where he starts to come up with "Three Little Birds"). They return to their home, where Bob talks to his wife Rita (Lashana Lynch), as the constant threat of violence around their family puts her on edge.Later, Bob goes to rehearse "I Shot The Sheriff" with his group, The Wailers. Rita steps out momentarily and sees two gunmen running towards the house, while a third aims his gun at her head. The two men enter the house and shoot at Bob and his friend Don Taylor (Anthony Welsh), while Rita has also been shot. Despite his injury, Bob rises to his feet and gets Don and Rita to the hospital. Bob sits by Rita's bedside as she lies unconscious. He reminisces about when they were teenagers (played by Quan-Dajai Henrique and Nia Ashi) and Bob began to court Rita.Following their recoveries, Bob still plans on going forward with the concert. Everyone close to him sees it as a bad idea for his safety and his family's, but he insists on doing it. On the night of the show, Bob goes and performs, but he briefly hallucinates seeing the gunman that shot him in the crowd. He then stops the show and reveals his injuries to the crowd before walking off the stage. Rita tries to comfort him, and Bob says he needs time to himself.Three months later, Bob travels to London with some of his friends. While there, they are arrested for possession of cannabis. In jail, Bob recalls how Rita first brought him into the Rastafari movement. He also thinks about witnessing his father abandon him and his mother when he was a child, and he refused to acknowledge Bob as his son.Later, Bob talks to his producer Chris Blackwell (James Norton) over ideas for a new album. Rita joins him in London while Bob and the Wailers are trying to come up with a new sound. Bob listens to the soundtrack to the film "Exodus" and starts to come up with his own song of the same name. With help from publicist Howard Bloom (Michael Gandolfini), the group makes their next album, "Exodus", which becomes a worldwide best-selling hit.Following the album's success, Bob goes on a tour throughout Europe in 1977. Although he sees much more success and popularity, Bob is seen engaging in an affair with a woman, Cindy Breakspeare (Umi Myers). During a pickup game of soccer, Bob is seen stumbling after an injury, but he brushes it off.Chris invites Bob and company to an event. While there, Bob gets jealous at seeing Rita talking to another man. When he goes outside to confront her, she in turn hits back at him with the knowledge of his own multiple affairs and the children he has produced as a result. Rita slaps Bob and also tells him to keep an eye out for Don, as he is doing some shady businesses behind Bob's back.After another show, Bob confronts Don backstage over what Rita told him. He begins to physically attack Don before his band mates and Rita pull Bob off of him.Not long after, Bob visits a doctor after Rita and Chris express concerns over a dark spot on Bob's toe where he injured himself during the pickup game. The doctor informs Bob that he has melanoma, and while it was recommended that he have the toe removed to stop the cancer from spreading, Bob declines and is left in a state of despair over the news. He talks to Rita, who gives him her own little speech and inspires him to return home to Jamaica.1978 - Bob makes his return to Jamaica, with a huge crowd gathering for him as the plane lands. Bob visits his old home, which is now empty. The same gunman that shot him enters the house, asking Bob for forgiveness. Bob says he holds no vengeance in his heart. Later, Bob sits with Rita and their sons around a campfire as he comes up with "Redemption Song". Rita says that Bob is ready to perform again.Bob and the Wailers later get ready as they gather for a large crowd in Jamaica for a new show. He then gets up to perform "One Love".Ending text states that Bob Marley passed away on May 11, 1981 from his cancer. However, footage is shown from his One Love Concert where he brought together leaders of opposing political parties as a symbol of unity. It is also stated that Time Magazine called "Exodus" one of the greatest albums of all time.

Bob Marley: One Love

Bob Marley: One Love (2024)

Felicity Jones

Zoë Tapper

Elizabeth McGovern

The last summer, shown in major flashbacks, dashing archaeologist Joseph (Luke Treadaway) has brilliantly flirted with upper middle-class girl Dolly Thatcham (Felicity Jones), delighting her cute naughty kid brother Jimmy (Ben Greaves-Neal) and even her headless younger sister Annie (Eva Traynor), yet antagonized their mother, stuck-up widow Mrs. Thatcham (Elizabeth McGovern). When bashful Dolly refused to accompany Joseph on a Greek excavation due to his commitment problems, she was afterwards sent on an Albanian holiday, met stuffy diplomat Owen (James Norton) and got engaged. At the wedding day, Dolly hesitated whether she was giving up on her best chance for happiness, and Joseph turned up, but the party guests and obligations kept getting in the way of actually talking it through.—KGF Vissers

Cheerful Weather for the Wedding

Cheerful Weather for the Wedding (2012)

Jonathan Pryce

Chloe Pirrie

In 1845 at Haworth on the Yorkshire moors, sisters Anne, Charlotte, and Emily Bronte and their father, a retired parson with failing eyesight, are continually troubled by their drunken, irresponsible brother Branwell, who wastes every opportunity given him to become an artist. Charlotte fears for her own sight while Emily seeks refuge in writing about the imaginary land of Gondor but all three are fearful for their future should their menfolk die. Charlotte is impressed by Emily's work and encourages her to write a novel, inspired by a story told her by a former employer, which will become 'Wuthering Heights' All three sisters write novels loosely based on their own experiences using androgynous masculine pen-names which are ultimately accepted for publication. Their success allows them to identify their true gender and to save the roof over their heads but Branwell's self-indulgence leads to his early death and both Emily and Anne succumb to sickness, dying young. An end-title informs of Charlotte's continued success but she too will not survive middle age with their elderly father ironically left as the last of the Bronte family.—don @ minifie-1

To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters

To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters (2016)

Gemma Arterton

Sarah Goldberg

Marisa Abela

In the 1990s, the Irish Republican Army carried out an extensive bombing campaign in England as part of their long-drawn effort for Irish reunification. As a response, the British security service, MI5, that is, started recruiting freelance spies from the common English masses in order to gather intelligence on those suspected of being members of the IRA.
A young man is seen driving down to his agricultural college in Shropshire, in 1993. The news on the radio mentions that a student has recently been arrested from the college for being an active IRA member, as the agricultural institution has become an easy source of fertilizer for the terrorists, who make bombs out of it.
The man we see works as a barman in the local pub along with being a student, but very soon, he is revealed to be a member of MI5's amateur freelance spy program. He now recruits three of his batch-mates and friends, a man named Ian and two women (Sophie and Mae), to be part of the same secret service, and trains them for a first big mission. On the day of the mission, which is to search for any incriminating evidence in the house of one of the Irish students, the group of amateur spies somehow manage to pull it off. However, only a few days later, things go terribly wrong as the man suddenly wakes up his three friends one night, saying that their identities have been compromised and that they have to leave the college immediately, and drive them away.Nine years later, a successful litigation lawyer named Alice Archer (Gemma Arterton) returns home from an office celebration when she is approached by a charming man trying to make an acquaintance, but Alice rudely brushes him off. This man is the same man we have earlier seen Robert Hansen (James Norton), and he is now seen working as a luxury car salesman.
The next day, Alice visits the shop he works at and apologizes, and Robert offers to drive her to her office. He also asks her out on a date, to which Alice agrees, but the man never shows up, much to her annoyance.
When he gets in touch, though, Robert says that he could not arrive because of his father's serious illness. Mostly charmed by his quick replies and slick attitude, all of which seem very sincere to her, Alice forgives him and continues to see him, also joining him on a short trip to a nearby lighthouse. The two soon start a romantic relationship. Alice notices a woman named Sophie (Marisa Abela) calling Robert's cell phone, which he pretends to be a call from his dad.Alice hires a private detective of sorts and checks up on her new lover's past to find out that nobody named Robert Hansen exists in police records. When Alice confronts the man over this, Robert admits that he has actually been using an alias so far. He reveals that he is a spy in MI5, currently working undercover as a car salesman as part of a very serious investigation, and warns Alice that she would be checked by his employers, who would try to test her loyalty towards him by telling her absurd stories about him. Alice agrees to continue their relationship and face the MI5's test if it ever comes her way.Although Alice stays happy with Robert in her life, she tells him how she is not exactly too happy in her professional life and would rather have a business of her own. Robert proposes starting a business of leasing luxury cars with Alice, as he feels his time as a spy is coming towards its end. Alice agrees, but is perhaps a bit taken aback when Robert tells her parents of this plan when she introduces them over a formal lunch.
Around this time, the detective who Alice had earlier hired also tells her about a court case in the name of a certain Robert Hansen-Freegard, who he suspects to be the same man as Alice's boyfriend. Robert had been presented to the court on charges of continually stalking and harassing a woman named Julie Harper, and the court had found him innocent.Despite Robert's claims that his employers will try to test her trust towards her boyfriend, Alice cannot shake off an ill-feeling and meets with Julie Harper's mother Bridget, whose contact she had received from the detective. After meeting her and getting to know shocking facts about how Robert had made Julie borrow twenty thousand pounds from her parents, apparently to get married to him, which never actually took place, she confronts Robert regarding all this when they meet for lunch.
Robert, instead, claims that Julie was his first ever girlfriend, and that her mother hardly knows the full truth-Julie had been an alcoholic, and Robert had tried to get her to a rehab for which she needed money, but she did not want to tell her parents about this ill-habit and instead borrowed it saying it was to get married. But the woman apparently decided otherwise right before her time in rehab began, and when Robert tried to approach her, Julie brought false charges of harassment and stalking against her erstwhile boyfriend. After revealing all this, Robert leaves the scene, insulting Alice on the way.Just then, Alice gets a concerned call from another man, visiting whom she hears another frightful story. This man and his wife claim that Robert Freegard kidnapped their daughter, Sophie, and coerced her into cutting all ties with them. Sophie is indeed the same young woman who Robert had recruited at his agricultural college earlier, and the parents explain how she had disappeared from the college one day and then only contacted them saying that she was safe and doing some important secretive job along with the other recruits.
The girl then also constantly told her parents to hand her over the inheritance money that she was about to receive after their death, and the parents had ultimately given her a hefty sum of three hundred thousand pounds, which they now believe to have been taken over by Robert Freegard.
Alice and Robert meet one last time as they spend a night at her house, and both pretend to apologize and make up with each other, while they have completely lost faith in each other by now. The next morning, Alice suddenly receives information that the joint account that she and Robert had opened for their business was now closed, with all the money withdrawn from it (a total of 120,000 pounds); all the money that Alice had put in. She immediately realizes that it is Robert who has stolen her money, and upon getting home, she finds out that her passport is missing. Understanding what is up, she calls the police, and an officer is assigned to her case.In the meantime, Robert Hansen-Freegard is shown with Sophie at present, in all of which the young woman blindly believes that she is working on covert freelance missions for MI5. At first, Robert keeps her at a hotel for months, where she has to work as a maintenance worker, but Sophie believes that she is there to keep track of the hotel's operational timings and guest lists, which she does diligently. Robert then tells her how she only has one last mission before being an official MI5 member, and that is to take on the identity of a different woman named Alice Archer.
The man had already stolen Alice's passport by now and had replaced the original photograph on it with that of Sophie, with which he then walked into the bank to clear out the joint business account. As both members would have to be present to close the account, he had made Sophie pretend to be Alice and got his intentions fulfilled. It becomes clear that Robert makes use of Sophie in every way possible, sexually as well, and he then drops her off in a shady neighborhood, saying that she will have to lay low here for some time before she is called up for her recruitment into the security service.
While Sophie somehow survives by eating spoiled food and sleeping on the streets, Robert instead charms a new woman, an American psychology academic named Jenny Jackson (Sarah Goldberg).With Jenny, too, Robert first grows very close, making her fall in love with him deeply, with the utmost faith in him, while he only looks for vulnerable spots to make use of. He tells Jenny that the MI5 could make use of someone like her, with a background in psychology, but the only thing that would stop her recruitment was the student debt she had in her name. For this, he made her call her parents and ask for this money, a total of eighty-thousand dollars, which he would obviously steal and run. By this time, Robert had also learned that Jenny takes a number of prescribed antidepressants, and the man cruelly takes away all her medicine, claiming that she would not need any of it as he would fix her and make her happy. While Jenny now has violent fits as her body reacts horribly to the absence of the medicine, Robert just simply waits around for her parents in the US to send the money.With the help of Sophie's parents, Alice gets to know of the male student Robert had taken along to college, Ian Preston, and she goes to meet him. Ian tells her about how Robert would always find some pressure point in his victims, which he would use to then exploit them. He reveals that he could escape his cruel company only because Robert himself had let him go, and he also speaks of the third student, a woman named Mae Hansen (Freya Mavor).
Alice now convinces the police officer working on her complaint, Sonny Chandra (Shazad Latif), to look for someone named Mae Hansen, and when they finally track her down, more shocking revelations are made. Mae tells them that Robert is actually her husband, and they even have two daughters together, but the man mostly stays away from the house on what she calls business trips.
Alice gets hold of a pocket-diary with phone numbers in it from Mae's house and tries calling all of them up. By this time, Sonny takes her along to the American embassy, where they have contacted the police over their concern for the safety of an American citizen. This citizen, Jenny Jackson, had suddenly dropped all contact with her parents in the US and then had called up asking for eighty thousand dollars, which she apparently needed with regards to an employment opportunity that her new boyfriend, Robert Freegard, was helping her with.Alice now directly works with the US embassy's special agent, Harland (Edwina Findley), and together, the three manage to get in touch with Sophie from the numbers in the diary, and convince her that they are the MI5 wanting to recruit her. They pick Sophie up after the woman believes their story and tells them her location, and now, with Sophie's help, they manage to track down a house which Robert had claimed to be his, in which he currently holds Jenny hostage.The three, along with Sophie, rushed to the house, suspecting that they would most definitely find Robert Freegard there. At the same time, Jenny's parents send the money over and call their daughter's phone to inform her. As Jenny now lies unconscious and extremely sick from the withdrawal effects, Robert receives the call and lies that she is taking a bath. He now prepares to leave, with no concern for the dying Jenny whatsoever, and at the very same time, Alice and the rest arrive in front of the house.
Sonny and Harland go over to check the house when Robert steps out onto the driveway and stumbles upon Alice face-to-face. Robert once again begs for her forgiveness and tries to make her believe that she is the only woman he has ever loved.
It is when the other two officials arrive that Robert tries to make an escape in his car but is stopped in his tracks as Alice's car rams into his. There had only been Sophie inside the second car, and it is revealed that it was she who took the steering wheel and ultimately stopped the man who had exploited and cheated her for years.Robert Freegard is arrested while Jenny is rescued in her unconscious state, from which she recovers at the hospital. Sophie, too, returns to her parents, much to their joy, and two years later, Alice is seen on the witness stand during Robert's court trial. The court indeed finds the man guilty of the charges, and he is sent to prison.
While Alice, now a successful businesswoman leasing luxury cars to corporate clients, visits the lighthouse where Robert had once taken her, the convicted man once again cooks up a spy story while in prison. A security guard is seen asking him whether it is true that he is an undercover MI5 agent. Robert only makes a sly face and says that he cannot disclose such confidential information to anyone.

Rogue Agent

Rogue Agent (2022)

Valene Kane

Niamh McGrady

Eileen O'Higgins

Inspired by true events, "Nowhere Special" features James Norton ("Happy Valley", "Mr Jones", "Little Women") as thirty-five-year-old window cleaner John, who has dedicated his life to bringing up his son, after the child's mother left them soon after giving birth. When John is given only a few months to live, he attempts to find a new, perfect family for his three-year-old son, determined to shield him from the terrible reality of the situation.—Film Italia

Nowhere Special

Nowhere Special (2020)

Jodie Comer

Richard Madden

Harry Treadaway

In 1913 Connie Reid marries wealthy Nottingham colliery owner Sir Clifford Chatterley but he returns from the Great War disabled and in a wheelchair. Connie is loyal but begins to feel alienated as he engages a nurse, Mrs Bolton, and excludes her from pit business. Despite his desire for an heir his impotency results in a lack of sexual activity and Connie is drawn to handsome Oliver Mellors, the plain-spoken former miner her husband has engaged as his game-keeper and who represents the passion she craves. They embark upon a physical affair in Oliver's cottage but are discovered and betrayed by Mrs Bolton. Connie, now carrying Oliver's child, must choose between a pampered but joyless existence with her husband or an uncertain future with the man she has come to love.—don @ minifie-1

Lady Chatterley's Lover

Lady Chatterley's Lover (2015)

Jena Malone

Glynnis O'Connor

Janet McTeer

In Victorian England, sexual repression opens a rift between young couple Constance and Joseph after the birth of their daughter Angelica. As Constance becomes more and more protective of little Angelica, a ghostly predator begins to make its way through the house late at night - ANGELICA is a spellbinding ghost story about desire, repression, and its consequences - The new film by Mitchell Lichtenstein, director of HAPPY TEARS and the cult favorite TEETH.—Pierpoline Films

Angelica

Angelica (2015)

Vanessa Kirby

Michalina Olszanska

Peter Sarsgaard

Based on real events, the dramatic thriller "Gareth Jones" chronicles a British investigative journalist as he travels deep into the Soviet Union to uncover an international conspiracy. His life-or-death journey inspires George Orwell's "Animal Farm". The director of the film is Agnieszka Holland.

Mr. Jones

Mr. Jones (2019)

Will Smith

Brendan Gleeson

Diane Keaton

An American widowed woman left in debt by her unfaithfull husband finds a man living on the land of Hampstead. He lives in a broken down shack but happy with his life. One day she spots him being beaten up so calls the police and goes to see him, so after this she starts to fall for him and helps him from being evicted.—normannb-30959

Hampstead

Hampstead (2017)

Ed Skrein

Danny Keogh

A band of Vikings are stranded behind enemy lines on the coast of Alba as their longboat goes down in a dreadful storm. Their only chance of survival is to find a path to the Viking settlement, Danelagh, traversing an unfamiliar and hostile land they have never known. The journey becomes a race for their lives when the King of Alba sends his most feared mercenaries after them. But when the Vikings meet a kind Christian Monk who preaches with his sword, the hunters become the hunted as the Vikings set deadly traps, mercilessly decimating their pursuers one by one, culminating in a final and deadly encounter.—Anonymous

Northmen: A Viking Saga

Northmen: A Viking Saga (2014)

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