Narrative
Tell Me Everything Series 2
2 x 45min
Jonny’s moved to a new town for a fresh start. He even has a new gang of friends in Ella, Naisha, Dylan, Bex and Luke. He hasn’t told them all his secrets yet, and definitely doesn’t know all of theirs. Ella is impulsive, often putting herself in dangerous situations. Struggling with her mental health, when an explicit video goes viral, she’s unsure who she can trust. Naisha desperately seeks the approval of her parents, throwing herself into an online wellbeing challenge and a toxic relationship with Josh. Having grown up in care, as Dylan approaches eighteen, he finds himself sofa surfing at his friends’ houses. What he really wants is a place to call home but is that with boyfriend Tommy? Bex was bullied at her previous college and is desperate for true friendship. Can her romance with Jonny survive her social insecurity? As the pressure of their final year at college ramps up, the gang navigate the trials and tribulations of teenage life with help and support from each other.
The Lovers
2 x 30min
Acclaimed playwright, David Ireland's first television series The Lovers is an anarchic romcom about two people who appear to be utterly wrong for each other - yet may just be utterly right.
Seamus O’Hannigan, (Johnny Flynn) is a suave, sophisticated and somewhat famous political broadcaster from London with a beautiful, film star girlfriend, (Alice Eve) and a golden future. Janet Dunlop (Roisin Gallagher) is a sweary supermarket worker from Belfast with an exasperated boss (Conleth Hill), and a death-wish.
When Seamus unexpectedly drops into Janet’s world (literally over the wall and into her backyard) they instantly clash. About everything: Seamus is English, Janet doesn't like English people. Janet believes in God, Seamus is an atheist. Seamus thinks reality TV is for idiots, Janet loves reality TV and thinks politics is for idiots. Seamus loves his life and thinks he has it all, Janet hates her life and wants to end it all.
Tell Me Everything Series 1
1 x 45min
ITV’s provocative and funny coming-of-age teen drama Tell Me Everything follows 16-year-old Jonny Murphy, who is secretly struggling with undiagnosed depression and anxiety following a tragic event. He and his friends navigate the stresses of teenhood amidst omnipresent technology and social media while searching for their own identities, exploring their sexuality, and experimenting with relationships, drink, drugs and sex.
Documentary
& Fact Ent
How Berlin Got The Blues - 1 x45min
Sky New Presents: Exploited - Britain's Hidden Slaves
1x22min
BBC: One Hot Summer
1x30min