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The Brief

Clever criminal defense lawyer Henry Farmer (Alan Davies, Jonathan Creek) juggles between surviving his chaotic personal life and pleading cases nobody can win--except for him. Whether he's trying to keep an innocent from going to jail or save himself from financial ruin, Henry's life is a symphony of mayhem, inside and outside the courtroom. "Alan Davies is excellent"--Glasgow Evening Times (U.K.)

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The Atwood Stories

Based on six short stories by acclaimed author Margaret Atwood (The Handmaid's Tale), The Atwood Stories explores the moment when a chance encounter becomes something more and creates a lasting impact. David Sutcliffe (Gilmore Girls), Roberta Maxwell (Dead Man Walking), and Rebecca Jenkins (Black Harbour) are just a few of the stars in this anthology series.

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Blackshore

When her career in Dublin is jeopardized after a heated incident in a pub, DI Fia Lucey (Lisa Dawn, Bloodlands) is sent back to her hometown of Blackwater to cool off and investigate a missing persons case. There, she finds herself right back in the center of a tight-knit community steeped in secrets and lies.

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The Gone

When two Irish tourists vanish in New Zealand, Dublin Special Branch detective Theo Richter travels there to help with the search. Teaming up with Diana Huia, a recently promoted local detective, he tries to gain the community's trust and find the couple before it's too late. But the picturesque rural town of Mount Affinity hides a dark history of disappearances and death.

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The Wind That Shakes the Barley

Legendary director Ken Loach's epic tale of two brothers torn apart by the Irish revolt against the British. Winner of the prestigious Cannes Palm D'Or.

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The Journey

The gripping true story of how two political rivals came together to bring peace to Northern Ireland. Starring John Hurt, Colm Meaney and Timothy Spall.

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The Angels' Share

In this charming comedy, a band of loveable misfits plot an outrageous heist of a batch of extremely rare whiskey from a fancy distillery.

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Intermission

Colin Farrell stars in this urban story about the journey in the search for true love.

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Black '47

One soldier's ruthless pursuit of justice plays out against the darkest chapter of Irish history in this riveting revenge thriller. Starring Hugo Weaving and Jim Broadbent.

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Irish Film Festival

Award-winning movies from Ireland and Northern Ireland.

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Short Film Showcase

Two-time Oscar® nominees John Hurt and Sally Hawkins, Adrian Dunbar, John Simm, and Peter Mullan are just some of the stars in this collection of award-winning short films where friendships, love, and family take the lead. Shorts like "Break" and "Roy" see unlikely fellowships born, while "Love at First Sight" and "Joey" prove that romance can come at the most unexpected times.

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Wired

A high-powered banker caught in London's criminal underworld. Cash-strapped single mom Louise Evans (Jodie Whittaker, Venus) gets a high-profile promotion at her London bank, but at an unexpected cost. The tough, ambitious young woman quickly learns that the price of her position is entry into a criminal underworld she never dreamed existed. Soon Louise becomes entangled with a ring of ruthless killers prepared to do anything to pull off their multimillion-pound scam. But she could use a little money herself, and she doesn't quite trust the amorous undercover cop (Toby Stephens, Jane Eyre, Die Another Day) who insists he wants to help her. In a world where nobody is quite what they seem, Louise keeps everyone guessing where her loyalties lie. Also starring Laurence Fox (Inspector Lewis), Riz Ahmed (Four Lions), and Charlie Brooks (Bleak House).

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Best Interests

Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen star in this BAFTA-nominated drama from writer Jack Thorne (National Treasure, Kiri). When their daughter's health suddenly deteriorates and her doctors decide to withdraw care, loving parents Nicci and Andrew fight the decision, embarking on a court case that launches their family into the public eye. 'Masterly and profoundly moving series' - The Guardian.

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A Remarkable Place to Die

Detective Anaís Mallory (Chelsie Preston-Crayford) goes home to New Zealand to lead homicide investigations. Contending with her estranged mother (Rebecca Gibney) and a hard-to-avoid ex-fiancé, she finds links to an unsolved mystery from her past.

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Acorn TV x TED Talks: Transform Your Thinking

In a world that can feel overwhelming, great thinkers and doers can give us the jolt of creativity and dash of inspiration we need. TED is a nonprofit that believes powerful ideas, powerfully presented, move us--to feel something, think differently, and take action. The fascinating ideas in this captivating series point toward a better future for people, communities, and humanity at large.

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Recipes for Love & Murder

When a woman who wrote to recipe/advice columnist Tannie Maria (Maria Doyle Kennedy, Outlander) turns up dead, Maria and her colleague, rookie journalist Jessie (Kylie Fisher), spring into action. They're determined to solve the murder in their small South African town, to the annoyance of police detective Khaya (Tony Kgoroge, Invictus). But will their investigation stir up too much trouble?

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Murdoch Mysteries

In this beloved, award-winning Canadian series, Detective William Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) solves turn-of-the-century Toronto's most intriguing mysteries with the help of Constable Crabtree (Jonny Harris, Still Standing); Dr. Julia Ogden (Helene Joy); and Inspector Brackenreid (Thomas Craig). Season availability varies by region.