Sky Cinema Drama Schedule, Today (United Kingdom)

Powerful drama about a troubled Brooklyn teen aimlessly drifting through summer while struggling to come to terms with his own desires. From Sundance winner Eliza Hittman. (2017)(98 mins)

As he attends an ultra-competitive training camp with an Olympic place up for grabs, an Israeli swimmer starts to fall for one of his competitors. In Hebrew with subtitles. (2021)(84 mins)

After his book flies off the shelves in Mexico, writer Henry realises that his translator may have made more than a few tweaks. Romantic comedy starring Sam Claflin. (2022)(106 mins)

When a former patient of Sigmund Freud sees a TV interview with another of Freud's patients, she decides she has to meet him. Drama with Paul Scofield and Colin Firth. (1985)(99 mins)

Oscar-winning tearjerker about the fraught relationship between eccentric Shirley MacLaine and headstrong daughter Debra Winger. With Jack Nicholson. Strong language/sex. (1983)(127 mins)

Congressman Tom Hanks pushes his peers to provide military aid to Soviet-oppressed Afghans in this witty drama. Strong language/flashing images. (2007)(98 mins)

Bored in a Tokyo hotel, Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson share an unlikely brief encounter. Oscar-winning romance. Contains sexual scenes. (2003)(98 mins)

Following the assassination of John F Kennedy, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy fights through grief to regain her faith and define her husband's legacy. Natalie Portman stars. (2017)(96 mins)

Ian McKellen's 93-year-old Sherlock battles his fading memory as he pieces together the details of his final case. With Laura Linney and Milo Parker. (2015)(100 mins)

TV presenter David Frost (Michael Sheen) tries to prise a confession out of disgraced ex-president Richard Nixon (Frank Langella). Drama. Strong language/flashing images. (2008)(117 mins)

Oscar-winning drama about a team of Boston reporters investigating accusations of child abuse in the Catholic Church. Mark Ruffalo and Michael Keaton star. (2015)(123 mins)

As the Nazis sweep Poland, the forest where brothers Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber and Jamie Bell played as kids becomes a safe haven for hundreds of Jews. Powerful drama. (2008)(132 mins)