Keith Allen

When a teen boy’s murder rattles a quiet English town, a grieving detective uncovers the hidden hostilities beneath its idyllic surface.

Danny Dyer is back and on top form in Blood Shot. A torrid night of passion and terror awaits Phillip (Danny Dyer - EastEnders, The Football Factory) after a chance meeting with a beautiful stranger, whose shocking secret past threatens to destroy them both. Little does he know he will soon be drawn into a nightmare more terrifying than even he can imagine.

Down on his luck actor Mark and his disillusioned friend Pearce find themselves in trouble after a bizarre chain of accidents make them look like murderers! Both writer and actor attempt to use their filmic storytelling skills to "rewrite" the events so they don't look guilty of crimes they didn't commit. But as the situation continues to spiral out of control they find themselves getting deeper and deeper into trouble. A darkly funny farcical comedy starring Dylan Moran, Mark Doherty, Amy Huberman and Keith Allen.

The elderly residents of an offbeat Welsh caravan park band together to save their home from being taken over by a scheming businessman.

Perpetual time-waster Tim kicks into action mode when an eccentric scientist’s newest invention predicts he has just two hours left to live.

The diabolical thriller Shallow Grave was the first film from director Danny Boyle, producer Andrew Macdonald, and screenwriter John Hodge (the team behind Trainspotting). In it, three self-involved Edinburgh roommates - played by Kerry Fox, Christopher Eccleston, and Ewan McGregor, in his first starring role - take in a brooding boarder, and when he dies of an overdose, leaving a suitcase full of money, the trio embark on a series of very bad decisions, with extraordinarily grim consequences for all. Macabre but with a streak of offbeat humor, this stylistically influential tale of guilt and derangement is a full-throttle whack of Hitchcockian nastiness.

The making of Dad's Army, revealing how the famous sitcom's legendary creators, Jimmy Perry and David Croft, overcame BBC management scepticism, focus groups and casting to get the much loved legend onto air.

The epic tale of the Tolpuddle Martyrs, six Dorset labourers deported to Australia in the 1830s as punishment for their campaign for fair wages (which marked the birth of trade unionism), as recounted by the much-missed Bill Douglas.

A film purist, appalled at the state of the current cinema scene, is fired from a movie theatre. Determined to make his mark on the world and shoot his own horror film, he trapped a couple inside a cinema and begins recording.

Yvan is a 'normal' man who happens to be married to one of France's most famous actresses. He is able to take her stardom in his stride until, that is, a man at a bar asks him if he gets jealous watching his wife make love to other men on screen. It had never seriously worried Yvan before, but the stranger has now sown the first seed of doubt in his head...

A hapless arcade worker tries to impress a woman with a tall tale, landing him in a series of mix-ups with the police and a mistaken drug smuggling case.

Returning from the Falklands War, a bitter and angry man soon gets into dangerous dealings as he makes a name for himself in the Essex underworld.

A discredited research scientist is bundled off to Loch Ness to disprove Nessie's existence and finds something he never expected: unconditional love.

When ex-soldier-turned-mercenary John Gold learns of the murder of his best friend, he sets off on a mission to find out what happened.

One summer, mother and ex-dancer, Eileen lapses back to a troubled past as she starts a new relationship, flinging open the door to insecurity and paranoia. One day she has a drink, and once she starts, she doesn't stop. Treading a constant line between darkness and humour, we watch as she and her family steadily combust.