Chromophobia

Director: Martha Fiennes

Year: 2009

Blown thrusts you into the explosive world of international espionage. Set in contemporary London it centres on MI5 hotshot Will Matlock - loyal, driven, ruthless, and a trained killer. <br /> <br /> But the world of the swash-buckling 007 routine is long gone, now replaced by painstaking undercover operations, deniable encounters and street-level strategy. His current assignment - a seemingly routine fraud investigation into the London offices of a global corporation - reveals clues to an imminent terrorist attack - and a network of intrigue and deceit that reaches from the Middle East to the grandest boardrooms of London financial centre.<br /> <br /> His only ally in this game of mutual deception is Ellie, a high-class call-girl and key suspect in the case who he believes is an essential conduit to all he needs to know. But as the roller-coaster plot thickens, we realise, like our characters, that nothing is quite what it seems and that no one can be trusted.

Director: Martha Fiennes

Year: 2000

With it's compelling tale of romantic tragedy in nineteenth century Russia, Alexander Pushkin's epic novel 'Eugene Onegin', has moved and intrigued audiences for 150 years.<br /> <br /> <br /> Captivated by its powerful narrative about love and loss, award winning actor Ralph Fiennes (The English Patient, Schindler's List) and his sister, director Martha Fiennes, have assembled a talented and exciting team to bring Pushkin's story to the screen.<br /> <br /> <br /> Evgeny Onegin is a jaded and disaffected young man who leaves St Petersburg unexpectedly when he inherits an estate from a wealthy uncle. In the country, he is a city sophisticate out of place, with little affinity for the countryside or its people. Nevertheless he strikes up a warm friendship with a neighbour, Vladimir Lensky and, despite his natural cynicism, he is charmed by Lensky's love for his fiancée Olga. He is also intrigued by Olga's sister, Tatyana, a spirited beauty who surprises him with a passionate declaration of love. Onegin is disturbed by her directness but unable to respond and, coolly and politely, rejects her love.<br /> <br /> <br /> As if needing to demonstrate the cruelty of his nature, Onegin later insults Olga and is challenged to a duel by Lensky who's code of honour prevails when Onegin attempts to extricate both of them from the confrontation. Onegin's shot is fatal and, grief-stricken, he cradles his best friend's body in his arms. Afterwards he leaves and goes into self-imposed exile.<br /> <br /> <br /> Six years later, Onegin returns to St Petersburg where he again encounters Tatyana, now married to his cousin Prince Nikitin. In realisation of the bitter mistake he made years ago, Onegin determines to claim her and Tatyana is faced with the most difficult decision of her life.

Director: Philip James McGoldrick

Year: 2025

An emotionally charged sports drama following Grazyna "The Tramp" Jarzynowska, a British-Polish MMA fighter whose meteoric rise is abruptly halted by an unexpected pregnancy.