Drama Features
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Behind The ScenesRecapturing the thrills: the return of The Capture after a four-year hiatus
Heyday executive producer Rosie Alison on how tech has caught up with the show, turning series one’s predictions into series three’s reality
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FeaturesFirst look: A Tale of Two Cities, BBC1
The four-part adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic novel hails from Miss Austen outfit Federation Stories and Kit Harington’s label Thriker Films
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Behind The ScenesWonderhood and 5 open up about Huw Edwards drama
Sam Anstiss, Tom Garton, Guy Davies and Paul Testar share the inside track on the high-profile film
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FeaturesLondon TV Screenings 2026 Hot Picks
Featuring thrillers, relationship dramas, a Canadian detective series, a blue chip nature show and a culinary-dating format
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FeaturesBlue Planet III
’Almost 10 years after Blue Planet II, this is a chance to engage a new generation
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FeaturesArmy of Shadows
‘It’s the character dynamics and the central conceit that are so compelling’
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FeaturesAnna Pigeon
’It was a long and winding road to bring Anna Pigeon to life informed by doggedness’
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FeaturesFirst look: Two Weeks in August, BBC1
A group of friends’ disastrous holiday to Greece is the subject of a new BBC1 drama from Various Artists Limited
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Behind The ScenesAge of innocence: How Eleven Film found the Lord of the Flies castaways
Director Marc Munden and exec producer Joel Wilson talk to Robin Parker about working with a young cast to adapt William Golding’s brutal classic
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Behind The ScenesHow The Death of Bunny Munro set out to show the value of dark, complex stories
Clerkenwell Films’ Petra Fried and Emily Harrison on commissioner and audience appetite for uncomfortable, ambiguous tales
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FeaturesFleur Feeney: Such Brave Girls, BBC3
‘The show is gleefully unpalatable and blindingly funny with an unrivalled joke count and I’d recommend it to anyone’
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FeaturesRichard Middleton: Severance, Apple TV
‘This Apple TV drama looks and feels like something totally alien to pretty much everything else out there’
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FeaturesAlice Redman: 7/7: The London Bombings, BBC1
‘It is a testament to the power of documentary storytelling.’
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