TV Guide for Yesterday Thursday 8 in Film4

Intense biographical drama starring Jamie Bell as a Neo-Nazi skinhead who decides to leave his racist beliefs behind.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara and Roddy McDowall star in John Ford's multi-Oscar-winning period drama set in the mining communities of the South Wales Valleys of the 19th century.

Western starring James Stewart. A gold prospector, tired of reprisal killings between whites and Native Americans, offers a truce to the Apaches' leader. But tensions resurface.

Bud Boetticher's western stars Glenn Ford. A man is branded a coward when he can't prove he was ordered to abandon his defence of the Alamo. But he gets a chance to redeem himself.

George C Scott stars in Clive Donner's adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic festive fantasy. The miserly curmudgeon Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by three ghosts of Christmas.

Toby Jones and Catherine Zeta-Jones lead a stellar cast in a reboot of the comedy classic. The hapless Home Guard platoon gets involved with D-Day. But there's a spy in their midst.

Thriller with Bruce Willis. Cop John McClane is in trouble at Washington's Dulles Airport, where an ex-CIA renegade plans to free a South American drugs baron.

Thriller with Philip Seymour Hoffman. The arrival of a refugee in Hamburg sparks a flurry of intelligence activity. Is he an asylum seeker or a terrorist? Strong language/violence.

Romantic comedy drama with Miranda July. A struggling artist is attracted to a divorced father-of-two, but is her eagerness putting him off? Strong language/adult sexual references.