Uplifting musicals, sub-mariners’ quandaries, cold war action and inter-generational revenge today as TopFilmTip brings you the best films on TV for Wednesday, 8 April.
Feeling they Should Have Been Loved soldiers walk 500 Miles to Edinburgh to find a Misty Blue Sky Takes The Soul in Proclaimers musical movie Sunshine on Leith 11am Film4
Sidney Poitier witnesses the dogged, Ahab-esque determination of a submarine captain in pursuit of his enemy in wartime naval classic The Bedford Incident 2:55pm Movies 4 Men 1
Villagers take control of rural steam train line against dastardly efforts of bus firm in Ealing Comedy The Titfield Thunderbolt 3:25pm BBC2
Unable to escape the shadow of her new husband’s dead wife a young girl finds fortitude and self belief in labyrinthine thriller Rebecca 6:20pm Talking Pictures
With their husband / father away, a household of sisters and their mother unsteadily unite in wholesome period piece Little Women 7:35pm Sony Movie Channel
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Amid communism’s fall, icy MI6 agent tears through East and West Berlin seeking spy-list in exquisitely brutal neon joy Atomic Blonde 9pm Film4
Born into his father’s shadow, determined youth builds his own legacy whilst pugilising scouse scumbag in rousing reboot Creed 9pm 5Star
Michael Caine turns tables on horrible hoodies in ASBO-bashing, tunnel-terrifying, chav-rioting, revenge-a-thon Harry Brown 11:45 5Star
Here’s everything new on streaming in April:
Netflix UK: April’s new releases
Everything coming to Now TV in April
Amazon Prime Video UK: The biggest April releases
Everything coming to Disney+ in April
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