Film4 Tomorrow's Schedule

Ravenous

Ravenous is a bone‑chilling horror movie starring Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle, in which a mysterious Scotsman regales 19th‑century American soldiers with gruesome cannibal tales, delivering a visceral drama that will grip UK viewers. The film slots perfectly into British TV and Film4 programming, offering a stand‑alone movie that stands out as a programme highlight in any television guide quick overview at a glance, even though it is not an episode of a series or a documentary. This entertainment choice adds a dark, unforgettable edge to UK television schedules, making this movie a must‑see for horror fans.

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Kind Hearts and Coronets

Kind Hearts and Coronets is an Ealing black‑comedy classic where Alec Guinness dazzles as eight members of a murderous aristocratic family, delivering razor‑sharp wit and a twisted inheritance plot that makes a perfect movie for Film4 programming and at‑a‑glance programme highlights, a movie that still feels fresh. This quick overview shows why UK viewers love this British TV entertainment gem, fitting neatly into any UK television drama series slot while standing out in the television guide as a must‑see episode of cinematic mischief, and though not a documentary it delivers sharp social commentary.

Think Like a Dog

Think Like a Dog is a feel‑good family comedy drama starring Josh Duhamel, where a 12‑year‑old’s science experiment creates a telepathic link with his dog and the pair team up for a series of unlikely adventures. This British TV series slots into UK television’s Film4 programming, offering a quick overview at a glance for UK viewers in the television guide, with programme highlights that blend entertainment, drama and a dash of movie‑style fun and movie‑like charm in a documentary‑flavoured tone for each episode.

Dunston Checks In

Dunston Checks In is a chaotic family comedy where a jewel thief’s pet orang‑utan runs amok in a swanky hotel, leaving the frazzled manager to chase the mischief at every turn. While not an episode of a series, drama or documentary, this Film4 programming movie is pure entertainment for UK television and British TV, offering a quick overview at a glance for programme highlights in any television guide and delighting UK viewers with a fun, family‑friendly movie night.

Secret Headquarters

Secret Headquarters is a comedy‑adventure movie starring Owen Wilson that sees teenager Charlie Kincaid stumble on a hidden base under his house and suspect his dad of being a superhero, delivering fast‑paced entertainment for UK viewers. As a Film4 programming highlight, this film offers British TV and UK television fans a quick overview at a glance, making it a perfect programme pick for the television guide, even if it isn’t an episode of a series, drama or documentary.

Fisherman's Friends

FISHERMAN'S FRIENDS - A breezy comedy where a slick music exec heads to a Cornish fishing village to rope in salty locals for a sea‑shanty album, starring James Purefoy and Daniel Mays. This Film4 entertainment series offers a quick overview at a glance for UK viewers, a standout programme highlight in the UK television schedule that feels like a feel‑good movie in one episode, perfect for British TV fans seeking light drama and documentary‑style charm.

Wild Card

Wild Card is a high‑octane movie about a Las Vegas bodyguard with a gambling habit who ends up on the wrong side of a mob boss, delivering non‑stop action and dark humour with Jason Statham and Michael Angarano at the helm. Ideal for UK television and British TV entertainment, this Film4 programming pick offers programme highlights and a quick overview at a glance for UK viewers scanning the television guide, even though it isn’t an episode of a series, drama or documentary.

Glass

Glass is a Film4 programming movie that pits James McAvoy, Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson as three super‑human men locked in a psychiatric hospital where a sinister doctor schemes, delivering a fast‑paced fantasy thriller perfect for British TV drama lovers. These programme highlights offer UK television viewers a quick overview at a glance in any entertainment or drama television guide, and while it isn’t an episode, series or documentary, it stands out as a must‑see movie for UK viewers on British TV.