Julia Davis

This documentary looks at the professional rise and spectacular fall, including raw family dysfunction, of eccentric British TV chef Fanny Cradock.

This Christmas, Johnnie wants a giant crab. There is only one in town, and he becomes determined to take it from a shabby old man, Uncle Wormsley.

A horrible toxic accident transforms downtrodden janitor, Winston Gooze into a new evolution of hero: The Toxic Avenger.

The Mighty Boosh is a unique comedy that has transferred from radio and television success to a national phenomenon, catapulting its creators Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding to rock star status. Made by Oliver Ralde, BIFA winning director, musician and Boosh insider, Journey of the Childmen chronicles their roller coaster ride on The Future Sailors Tour 2009, as never seen before.

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.

Brakes follows the tumultuous stories of nine couples, using London as their matchmaker; each of their stories is unique yet oddly familiar to us all.

Eight years after her then-wealthy parents rejected Anne’s one true love, he returns from the war a Royal Navy captain with the upper hand.

After their father's death, brothers Wilbur (Jamie Sives) and Harbour (Adrian Rawlins) inherit a second-hand bookshop in Glasgow. Wilbur is a melancholy chap who has tried to kill himself many times and his latest in a series of a suicide attempts finds him in hospital where a psychologist called Horst [Mads Mikkelsen] and the head nurse, Moira (Julia Davis), decide what he needs is a girlfriend. It is Harbour however who finds himself a girlfriend first. He falls for Alice (Shirley Henderson), a bashful yet intense woman who works as a cleaner in the hospital and also sells books. The three become very close and their friendship brings out the best in them - Wilbur starts to find some joy in life, Alice feels less shy and Harbour is overspilling with happiness. But there is a dark secret just around the corner.

A mini-cab driver's having a dark night of the soul in this contemporary London noir