Saffron Burrows

A scientist using genetically altered shark tissue to regenerate human brains fights for her life when the huge sharks breach her deep-sea station.

A 1971 bank heist yields not just a fortune but a wealth of state secrets.

Ngozi Onwurah's sole feature to date is a rough diamond of 1990s British cinema, a harrowing blast of grungy exploitation. It begins with a haunting prologue set in North Carolina in 1652, where an Ibo family calmly drown themselves rather than succumb to the chains of slavery. It then jumps forward to immerse the viewer in a fetid slum of the near-future - the titular Terrordome.

A human cop and a vampire detective join forces to prevent a rogue vampire from sparking a war between their "separate but equal" races.

A top CIA operative, Avery Graves (Kate Beckinsale), is blackmailed by terrorists into betraying her own country to save her kidnapped husband. Cut off from her team, she turns to her underworld contacts to help locate the coveted intelligence that the kidnappers want. As she is betrayed at every turn, Avery finds herself in a deadly race to deliver a ransom that could trigger a global crisis.

Rose lives a small-town life with her single mother Alma. Their luck takes a turn when Alma's new boyfriend Derek whisks them away on a sailing trip. While at sea, Derek's shady past is revealed when their boat is attacked by savage villains and Alma is viciously killed. Distraught and persecuted, Rose unearths a primal instinct of survival and a terrifying need to avenge her mother's death.

A wildly successful campaign strategist manages the careers and reputations of a diverse group of neurotic electeds and ambitious political hopefuls.

A British film crew crosses paths with a call girl, a hired killer, and a sleazy documentarian at a Venice hotel where human meat is on the menu.