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TV guide for 27 July
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Sky Drama HD TV guide for 27 July
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The Breakfast Club
Molly Ringwald and Judd Nelson lead a line-up of high school enemies who find common ground during detention. Contains discriminatory language. Mature themes.
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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.
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Lee
Discover Lee Miller, the war photographer who heroically documented the truth of the Nazi regime. Sky Original film with Kate Winslet.
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Boyz N The Hood
Ice Cube and Cuba Gooding Jr star as friends fighting to survive on the mean streets of inner city LA. Hard-hitting, Oscar-nominated drama.
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About Time
On learning he can time travel, Domhnall Gleeson tries to engineer the perfect relationship with Rachel McAdams. Romance from Richard Curtis. Strong language/sex/nudity.
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Chicago
In 1920s Chicago, slick lawyer Richard Gere does his best to get showbiz jailbirds Catherine Zeta-Jones and Renee Zellweger off the hook. Dazzling winner of six Oscars.
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A Star Is Born
A complex love story unfolds when a musician battling his inner demons helps a struggling singer find fame. With Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga.
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The Cut
Retired boxer Orlando Bloom returns to the ring for one last shot at the title, but must embark on an illegal weight cut program first. Language/violence/sex/mature themes.
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Boyz N The Hood
Ice Cube and Cuba Gooding Jr star as friends fighting to survive on the mean streets of inner city LA. Hard-hitting, Oscar-nominated drama.
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The Room Next Door
Ingrid and Martha became close friends while working together at the same magazine. Years later, they meet again in a strangely sweet situation.(107 min).
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Wish You Were Here
When a perfect night with a stranger ends suddenly, Charlotte searches for answers and meaning in her life. She soon uncovers a shocking secret that changes everything.
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The Breakfast Club
Molly Ringwald and Judd Nelson lead a line-up of high school enemies who find common ground during detention. Contains discriminatory language. Mature themes.
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Save The Cinema
Sky Original film following Welsh hairdresser Liz Evans' fight to save her small town's theatre. Poignant British drama based on a true story starring Samantha Morton.