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Sally (Morven Christie, Grantchester) relocates with her company, but her fresh start is complicated by a crush on the charming-and taken-Steven (Tom Ellis, Lucifer).

SHE WON'T BE SILENCED. Director Anthony Waller (The Piper, An American Werewolf in Paris) combines cat-and-mouse suspense with classic intrigue in Mute Witness, an updated take on the Hitchcockian thriller in which the only witness to a brutal crime can neither speak nor cry out in terror.

After growing disillusioned as a police officer, a cop becomes a midwife. Now he must overcome gender role expectations and snarky co-workers.

Marni and Liam are happily married and live in comfortable suburbia. But then Liam is killed in an apparently unmotivated attack by Ray. Before Marni has recovered, a stunning allegation is made: Ray's rage was provoked by an affair between Liam and Ray's wife, Deanna. As the suspense mounts, this chilling story forces one woman to look at those she trusts and find a way to the truth.

Fungus is a working-class Bogeyman with the mundane job of scaring human beings, who loves his kids and likes nothing better than settling down after a hard day's work with a good book and a cup of cold slime. After a human accidentally spots him one day, Fungus undergoes a mild existential crisis, pondering what his seemingly pointless job of scaring surface people is really for.

Shot in the style of a fly on-the-wall documentary, Suspects is unscripted, with the cast devising their own dialogue based on a detailed plot description.Set in London, each episode is a self-contained story, starting with a news report, then following the team of three detectives as they investigate the circumstances the crime.

The competitive giant vegetable-growing world is rocked by scandal when an up-and-coming prospect has her prized squash plants stolen.

A man trying to honor the last wish of his beloved wife has to keep an entire city alive in this bittersweet romantic comedy. Marcello (Jean Reno "The Professional," "The Da Vinci Code") is the owner of a restaurant in a small village in Italy. His wife Roseanna (Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner Mercedes Ruehl "The Fisher King," "Big") has received some awful news: she has learned that her weak heart has gotten worse, and she has only a few weeks to live. Roseanna has given Marcello a final request: she wants to be buried next to her daughter, who died some years before. Marcello wants nothing more than to comply with her wishes, but theres a problem; the towns cemetery is quite small, and right now funeral plots are on a first-come, first-served basis. The spot next to Roseanna's daughter does happen to be open, but she'll only get it if no one else dies first. So Marcello suddenly becomes the villages watchdog of health and safety, trying to make sure no one needlessly dies, and even shuffles around a few bodies of people who do happen to pass on. Meanwhile, Rosanna is worried about both Marcello and her sister Cecilia (Golden Globe-nominee Polly Walker TV's "Rome," "Patriot Games") and would like them to marry after her death so they wont have to be alone. However, Marcello and Cecilia don't always get along very well, and besides, Cecilia is in love with Antonio (Mark Frankel "Leon the Pig Farmer"), whose father has prevented the towns cemetery from expanding.