Fiona Glascott

In the Apulia region of Southern Italy, a couple visits their family's ancient palazzo, where sinister shadows from the past reappear.

A breezy and light romantic comedy set in Dublin in the early 2000s as a group of adults of all sexual orientations try to find love in their life.

A team of parapsychologists investigate strange phenomena at an apartment, newly occupied by a family after eerie occurrences at their previous home.

Sherlock Holmes is confronted by a young American, Amelia, and despite wildly different backgrounds, they must work together to solve a global conspiracy, crack her mother’s murder, and find out for sure if she really is Sherlock’s daughter.

After the success of her 1961 debut cookbook, Julia Child sets her sights on the relatively new medium of television, pitching the idea for a cooking show to Boston’s public station WGBH. Despite objections from executives and reluctance from her husband Paul, Julia stakes her future on The French Chef – pioneering the modern cooking show in the process. With the help of best friend Avis DeVoto and producer Alice Naman, Julia brings her signature joie de vivre as she endeavors to make room at the table not only for herself – but for home cooks everywhere. Charming and hilarious, Julia sheds light on the life of America’s preeminent cook and a pivotal time of change in American history.

When a young girl moves from NYC to a mythical Irish village, she encounters an ancient spirit and attempts to save a herd of precious white horses.

Real superheroes get better with age in this star-driven comedy about a group of senior superheroes who gather for one last mission.