Attack The Block, 9pm
Showing for the first time on Film4, writer-director Joe Cornish's Attack The Block pits a teen gang against an invasion of savage alien monsters.
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The British Connection
9th - 17th November on Film4
Our season of great British films showcases homegrown cinema old and new.
We'll be screening Dead Man's Shoes, Weekend, Kill List, Don't Look Now, Deep End, Shallow Grave, Submarine and many more.
The season kicks off at 9pm on Friday 9th November with Joe Cornish's London-based monster movie Attack The Block.
Friday 9th November
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SceneStealers showcase, 10.45pm
A showcase on Film4 of the winners of Film4.0's short film talent initiative SceneStealers.
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Dead Man's Shoes, 10.55pm
Writer-director Shane Meadows' dark tale of violence and retribution, screening with an introduction from lead actor Paddy Considine.
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Le Donk & Scor-Zay-Zee, 12.40am
Shane Meadows' anarchic improvised comedy stars Paddy Considine and was shot in just five days.
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Where's The Money Ronnie? 2.10am
Short film. Shane Meadows' stunning debut, starring the director himself
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Small Time, 2.25am
Shane Meadows' debut feature film about a gang of Midlands crooks.
Saturday 10th November
9pm Shallow Grave
The twisted debut thriller from Danny Boyle, starring Ewan MacGregor, Christopher Ecclestone and Kerry Fox, Shallow Grave is a gory treat laced with acid wit and gallows humour...
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Kill List, 10.50pm
Ben Wheatley's darkly funny, thoroughly modern British horror
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Kill List Interview, 12.40am
A special interview with Kill List director Ben Wheatley
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Night Of The Demon, 12.45am
A sceptical scientist and a teacher face off against a formidable cult leader in Jacques Tourneur's classic horror-thriller starring Peggy Cummins and Dana Andrews
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The Cicerones, 2.40am
Ghostly short film from The League Of Gentlemen's Jeremy Dyson
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Loving Memory, 2.55am
Director Tony Scott's debut deals with love and loss in Yorkshire
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Tony Scott special, 3.45am
An interview with the late Tony Scott on his creative process
Sunday 11th November
Jason Statham and Saffron Burrows take us back to the London of 1971 for a fictionalised account of the unusual conspiracy behind one of the UK's biggest and most mysterious robberies.
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Walter, 11.10pm
Ian McKellen stars as a neglected man with learning difficulties
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Baby, 12.40am
Short film: a witness to a crime is followed home
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The Crying Game, 1.05am
Neil Jordan's controversial Oscar winner starring Stephen Rea
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Submarine special interview programme, 3.15am
Richard Ayoade on his feature debut
Monday 12th November
Richard Ayoade's brilliant directorial feature debut stars Craig Roberts and Yasmin Paige as mismatched teenage lovers in Ayoade's adaptation of Joe Dunthorne's novel.
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Alfie, 10.50pm
Michael Caine is the cynical Cockney lecher in this iconic comedy
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Gee Gee, 1.05am
Short film from Peter Straughan, starring David Morrissey
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Huge, 1.25am
Ben Miller's comedy about the UK stand-up comedy circuit stars Noel Clarke
Tuesday 13th November
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Tyrannosaur, 11.05pm
Paddy Considine's directorial debut starring Peter Mullan
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Mona Lisa, 12.55am
Neil Jordan's unsettling story of a small-time crook and eternal victim
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A Gun For George, 3am
Short film from Matthew Holness. Repeated 16th November 3.10am
Wednesday 14th November
Once Upon A Time In The Midlands, 9pm
A sweet-natured contemporary love-triangle comedy that pays homage to the westerns of Sergio Leone as rivals Rhys Ifans and Robert Carlyle go head-to-head over Shirley Henderson.
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The Scouting Book For Boys, 11.05pm
This Is England's Thomas Turgoose stars
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Chalk, 12.55am
Coming-of-age short about two gymnasts
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Deep End, 1.10am
Jerzy Skolimowski's rediscovered Sixties classic
Thursday 15th November
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Brassed Off, 9pm
Ewan McGregor and Pete Poslethwaite star in this bittersweet British comedy
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Weekend, 11.10pm
Relationship drama set over a single weekend in Nottingham
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Rita, Sue And Bob, Too, 1.05am
A funny and life enhancing comedy from Alan Clarke
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Love Me Or Leave Me Alone, 2.55am
Short film about the limitations of first love
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Attack The Block special interview, 3.10am
Interview with director Joe Cornish
Friday 16th November
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The Bank Job, 9pm
Fictionalised account of one of the UK's biggest robberies
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Zebra Crossing, 11.10pm
Gritty urban drama starring Lee Turnbull
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Dog Soldiers, 1.05am
Fun British horror movie about soldiers besieged by werewolves
Saturday 17th November
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Hush, 9pm
Abduction thriller from DJ turned director Mark Tonderai
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Pitch Black Heist, 10.45pm
Short film starring Michael Fassbender
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Don't Look Now, 11pm
Nic Roeg's chilling classic about the horror of grief
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If... 1.10am
A surreal take on the darker side of British public school life
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See Me, 3.20am
Short film starring Olivia Colman
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British Connection videos
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Kill List on Film4
Ben Wheatley's shockingly brutal horror screens 10th November
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Submarine on Film4
Richard Ayoade's comedy teen drama screens 12th November
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Tyrannosaur on Film4
Paddy Considine's award-winning directorial debut screens 13th November
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Weekend on Film4
The premiere of Andrew Haigh's romantic drama, 15th November
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Pitch Black Heist on Film4
Michael Fassbender stars in this short thriller, 17th November
