Stephen Fry

Brilliant, egocentric and completely unique, Oscar Wilde (Stephen Fry) defied convention on almost every level. While coming to terms with his newfound sexual identity, he also experienced his most creative period, resulting in some of his best-known works. As his literary career flourished, the self-realization of his homosexuality caused Wilde enormous torment as he juggled marriage, fatherhoodand responsibility with his obsessive love for Lord Alfred Douglas (Jude Law). It is this passionate and stormy relationship which consumed and ultimately destroyed him. Featuring a brilliant supporting cast including Jennifer Ehle, Academy Award(r)-Winner Vanessa Redgrave and Tom Wilkinson as Wilde's chief adversary, the Marquis of Queensbury.

From ruffling their majestic feathers to nailing im-peck-able courtship routines, birds in paradise flaunt their best moves in hopes of landing a mate.

A 300-year-old ghost who's been haunting the grounds of a stately mansion in the English countryside meets his match when an American family moves in.

Join Pocoyo, the curious little boy dressed all in blue, as he embarks on exciting adventures with his friends - Pato, Elly, Loula, and Sleepy Bird. Together, they explore their infinite world, tackle challenges, and discover the joy of friendship.

Set in a POW camp deep in Germany, RAF officer James Forrester devises a plan for a mass escape in this sharply observed comedy-drama.

Inventor Leonardo da Vinci and Princess Marguerite embark on a whimsical adventure, crafting flying machines and exploring life's mysteries together.

Stephen Fry embarks on a journey to discover the stories behind some of the world's most fantastic beasts that have inspired myths and legends in history, storytelling and film.

Can exercise sharpen the brightest minds? In this ground-breaking experiment four world-class gamers, competing in Esports, Chess, Mahjong and Memory Games, put this to the test.

In just ten minutes, eight wry, deadpan, and macabrely humorous vignettes portray the tragicomic absurdity of modern existence, from Sylvia Plath–assisted suicide to crossword-puzzle-induced despair to climate-denier rage turned fatal.

A New Year's reunion among college friends gets out of hand as a few drinks reveal former relationships, emotional trauma, and secret agendas.

Eating a diet of high-sugar foods commonly perceived as "healthy," filmmaker Damon Gameau embarks on an experiment to document sugar's health effects.

Follows the adventures of Magnus, an eccentric Londoner who moonlights as a driver for the night mail, a delivery service with a dark twist.

Sanne van den Bergh and Greg Ward chronicle Tony Blair's destruction of the Labour Party, and his particular involvement in business.

Is there a hierarchy of prejudice placing Jews firmly at the bottom? Comedian David Baddiel outlines why he feels anti-Jewish sentiment seems less concerning to those who oppose all other forms of discrimination. David Schwimmer, Sarah Silverman, Stephen Fry and Miriam Margolyes join David to explore why there appears to be silence from those who often shout loudest about bigotry.

Ten years ago Stephen Fry first spoke about living with manic depression; a decade later he examines how 10 years has changed.

Through performances of some of Yeats' most iconic poems by leading Irish and British cultural figures, Bob Geldof reveals how Yeats and others built the scaffolding of a new independent Ireland decades before the Rising - but how Yeats' vision for a modern, pluralist, inclusive Ireland was pushed aside by the narrow-minded Catholic elite of the new Free State.

Best friends Ruth and Megan discover a Time Machine and start stealing things from the past to sell in their North London vintage shop.

What makes champagne so delightful? Filmmaker Frank Mannion explores the bubbly history and facts about the beloved celebratory drink.

From Lilly and Lana Wachowski and Joel Silver, the masterminds behind The Matrix trilogy, comes another intriguing, action-packed fantasy-thriller.