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Goodbye, Mr. Chips

A stuffy teacher (Peter O'Toole) is brought out of his shell when he meets a young, spirited suffragette (Petula Clark).

Year: 1939 Duration: 154 min Credits: Robert Donat, Greer Garson, Terry Kilburn... more

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Lady Windermere's Fan

From the wit and wisdom of Oscar Wilde comes the story of Margaret Windermere, a wife doubtful of her husband’s fidelity when he begins spending time with another woman.

The Fifteen Streets

In this romance starring Sean Bean and Owen Teale, a rugged laborer and the daughter of a wealthy shipbuilder struggle to find love across class divides.

In 1912 London, a young working mother is galvanized into radical political activism supporting the right for women to vote.

Before jumping into PBS's new season of Poldark, start your binge here! Follow Poldark 10 years on from the original series as the family struggles to keep their Cornish tin mine alive.

Linked by their wartime experiences, four young Londoners in the 1940s discover new freedom and must make peace with their past in order to build their future.

Miss Austen Regrets

Based on the life of one of Britain’s most treasured authors. As she approaches age forty, Jane Austen appears happily single until she reflects on previous suitors and life choices in this enchanting drama.

Anne Elliot is pressured by her parents to turn away her true love due to his lack of status or wealth. Years later, he returns from sea, a successful naval officer, which salts the wound on Anne’s heart.

Drawn to the Bohemian literary crowd of post-war Soho, Janetta Wheatland becomes involved with two men from very different worlds.

In an industrial town where markets overshadow the human spirit, a retired merchant forbids his children to engage in imaginative pursuits.

To Walk Invisible: The Bronte Sisters

From the creator of Happy Valley, Sally Wainwright brings us a compelling period drama about the Brontë sisters and their extraordinary battle for recognition.