Anzac Girls

In this mini-series adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's gothic novel Jamaica Inn, Mary Yellan (Jessica Brown Findlay) goes to live at the Jamaica Inn with her Aunt Patience (Joanne Whalley) and Uncle Joss (Sean Harris) after the death of her mother. When Mary notices that there are no guests staying at the inn, she figures out that her uncle is using it for nefarious purposes.

Cannes Confidential is a high-concept blue sky detective series revolving around the bicker-banter relationship between gutsy no-nonsense detective CAMILLE DELMASSE and charming international conman HARRY KING, thrown together solving crimes on the French riviera. Camille and Harry's relationship lies at the heart of the show against the luxurious backdrop of Cannes. Camille and Harry's chemistry is complicated by the fact that Camille's colleague and wing-woman, LEA ROBERT, has a secret crush on Camille, creating a love triangle arcing across the series. And the deal Camille and Harry makes to free her father, the ex-Chief of Police, from corruption charges. Harry will help her find evidence, or she'll report him to the Interpol.

"New Worlds" is a gripping story of love, loss, and the human price paid for the freedoms and liberties we enjoy today. We follow the fortunes of four young people--Beth, Hope, Abe, and Ned--from across both sides of the Atlantic, caught up in these turbulent times. Follow their struggle as they are torn between love and ideals in the harsh reality of the changing world. In England, the restored monarchy of Charles II has betrayed its promises and reverted to tyranny. Behind the decadence of the Court, a terror machine is repressing the freedoms won for the people with so much blood during the Civil War of England when Charles I was executed. In America, the tentacles of state terror reach the English colonists of New England who are struggling to throw off the shackles of the English Crown. At the same time the colonists are ruthlessly staking their claim to the territories occupied by the Native American Indians, and shedding much of the American Indians' blood in the process--in a chilling echo of the tyrannical behaviour that they sought to escape from when they crossed the Atlantic.

Through original diaries, letters, and memoirs, this unforgettable documentary tells how the lives of regular British men and women were transformed by the Great War. Along with historical footage, an outstanding cast of actors reenact first-hand accounts uncovered from attics, archives, and libraries across Britain.