TV Guide for in
TV schedule for Tomorrow on Channel of Sky Drama. All programmes from yesterday, today and tomorrow
The Brutalist
Escaping post-war Europe, architect László Tóth arrives in America, where a wealthy industrialist recognises his talent for building. Oscar-winning drama.
Molly's Game
Aaron Sorkin makes his directorial debut with this truth-based drama charting the remarkable rise and fall of poker queen Molly Bloom. Jessica Chastain and Idris Elba star.(140 mins.
Valentine's Day
Star-studded romcom set around the most romantic day of the year. Featuring Julia Roberts, Jessica Alba, Anne Hathaway and many more amorous A-listers. Sexual references.
The Shawshank Redemption
A man is thrown into the brutality of prison life when he gets two life sentences for a crime he claims he didn't commit. Drama starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman.
Cast Away
Tom Hanks carries this compelling Robinson Crusoe tale as the FedEx troubleshooter struggling to survive after he's marooned on a desert island. Violence/flashing images.
The Choral
A choral society's male members enlist in the First World War, leaving the demanding Dr Guthrie to recruit teenagers and experience the joy of singing.
Legends Of The Fall
Epic drama following the lives of three frontier brothers as they experience love, loss, war and betrayal. With Brad Pitt. Strong language/violence/sex/flashing images.(128mins).
Dreamgirls
A 60s soul trio make it big as backing singers to Eddie Murphy. But fame has a price. Musical with Beyonce and an Oscar-winning Jennifer Hudson. Contains flashing images.
Regretting You
A mother and daughter must grapple with what's left after a devastating accident reveals a shocking betrayal.
The Green Mile
Oscar-nominated drama, with Tom Hanks as a Death Row guard drawn to mysterious inmate Michael Clarke Duncan. Strong language/violence/mature themes/flashing images.
Empire Of The Sun
Spoilt youngster Christian Bale fights to survive a Japanese POW camp alongside American scrounger John Malkovich. Epic WWII drama from Steven Spielberg.

