Movies This Week
From timeless classics to heartfelt friendships and unforgettable journeys, the Summer of Love: Spend Extra-Time, Together season continues with a line-up full of warmth, laughter and inspiring stories.
Little Women celebrates the enduring bond between the March sisters as they navigate love, ambition and family.
While Book Club: The Next Chapter follows four lifelong friends on a joyful adventure through Italy.
A Man Called Otto brings humour and heart as a grumpy widower's solitary life is transformed by the unexpected friendships that grow around him.
Outside the Summer of Love season, Rango follows an unlikely chameleon who stumbles into the role of hero in a dusty frontier town, Stardust delivers a magical fantasy adventure filled with romance and daring quests, Pain explores the human cost of ambition and resilience, No Hard Feelings serves up bold, laugh-out-loud comedy, and Baghead unleashes chilling supernatural horror as grief takes a terrifying turn.
In short: love, friendship, adventure and second chances come together in a week of heartwarming stories, big laughs and unforgettable entertainment.
All this and so much more, this week on BFBS TV.
New on TV
Ann Droid
Ann, an advanced AI, grapples with human emotions while discovering dark secrets within the corporation that created her.
(Starts Friday on BBC One
The Twisted Tale Of Amanda Knox
An American college student studying in Italy finds herself at the centre of a gruesome murder and a media storm.
(Starts Friday on ITV)
Evolution
Chris Packham embarks on a quest, using cutting-edge CGI to explain four billion years of evolution on Earth.
(Starts Monday on BBC Two)
Also Showing
I, Jack Wright
When Jack's will reveals his fortune largely excluded his third wife and sons, detectives Morgan and Jones suspect murder.
(Starts Sunday on BBC One)
The Dark
While a Detective Inspecter deals with an horrific case, shadows from her past emerge to disrupt her life.
(Starts Sunday on ITV)
The Odyssey With Dan Snow
Dan sails. across the Mediterranean following the route of The Odyssey, exploring the enduring legacy of Homer's epic nearly 3,000 years after it was first written
(Thursday on Channel 5)
For the love of the game
It's going to be another action-packed month of sport, looking ahead, and we don't want you to miss one minute it.
With live football, rugby, golf, cricket, boxing and more, find out what you could be watching!
TV guide
For an overview of what’s on this week then check out our latest TV guide to help plan your TV week!