Josie Lawrence

Two proper Englishwomen, determined to get away from their drab lives and innatentive husbands, find paradise in the serene countryside of the Italian Riviera in this enchanting adventure starring Josie Lawrence and Miranda Richardson. When the pair rent a magnificent villa for a month, they share expenses with two unlikely companions- an austere widow and a bored socialite. At first, personalities clash, but the hideaway holds a special magic that soon sparks friendships and reminds the women of ways to live and love that have long eluded them. Stellar performances and breathtaking scenery make the Academy Award nominated Enchanted April a captivating delight for everyone who's ever dreamed of taking the perfect holiday!

A taxi driver, who is married to two women, struggles to keep his secret when both wives get a chance to show their talents at a pop concert event.

Hilarious improvisations and performances by top-notch comedy guests take center stage in this British version of the classic game show series.

Judith is a lonely, middle-aged, middle class widow, struggling to come to terms with the fact that her daughter Lily appears to have thrown away a bright future by dropping out of law school to join a bohemian commune. The commune, led by the enigmatic Anita, aspires to a way of life that mirrors the behaviour of the Bonobo ape, an animal whose social structure centres around recreational sex. In order to talk some sense into her, Judith follows Lily to the commune to take her home. As Judith’s presence is a disturbance to the Bonobo’s way of life, Anita agrees to resolve the conflict between mother and daughter, provided Judith spends time with the group and gives their way of life a chance. It is often said that there are no great parts for women once they are past their thirties, but Judith’s story flies in the face of that assertion. At the risk of sounding hippy-dippy, she goes looking for her daughter and finds herself. At the same time, the film is funny without resorting to clichés about either the uptight and middle aged, or the new-age types she finds herself with.

When 'Lady' Sandra Abbott discovers that her husband of forty years is having an affair with her best friend, she seeks refuge with her estranged, older sister Bif. The two could not be more different - Sandra is a fish out of water next to her outspoken, serial dating, free-spirited sibling.