Sunday Mirror (Northern Ireland)
YOUR FILM GUIDE
Little House: Look Back to Yesterday (1983/U)
(TG4, 11.00am - 12.42pm) Albert falls terminally ill, and decides to see out his days in Walnut Grove. Drama, starring Melissa Gilbert ★★★
(2006/U)
(Film4, 11.00am - 12.45pm) A wily raccoon tricks some gullible animals into stealing food from a suburb so he can pay off an angry bear. Animated comedy, featuring the voices of Bruce Willis and Steve Carell ★★★
Flight of the Navigator (1986/U)
(Film4, 12.45pm - 2.30pm) A missing boy reappears years later still the same age, and tries to return to his own time with an alien spaceship. Sci-fi adventure, with Joey Cramer and Veronica Cartwright
★★★
Over the Hedge The Wedding Do Over (2017/PG)
(RTE One, 2.05pm 3.40pm) A wedding planner begins to question her past choices when she is forced to work with her ex-fiance. Family drama, starring Nicola Gale Anderson ★★★ Hail, Caesar! (2016/12) (Film4, 4.45pm - 6.50pm) A studio executive in 1950s Hollywood has to deal with the kidnapping of a movie star. The Coen brothers’ comedy, starring Josh Brolin ★★★★ Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016/12) (RTE Two, 6.25pm - 9.00pm) In a galaxy far, far away, Jyn Erso – the maverick daughter of scientist Galen Erso – joins the Rebel Alliance. On the planet Scarif, she and the freedom fighters, including a blind warrior and a deadpan droid, attempt to steal plans for the Death Star, a battle station capable of destroying entire worlds, which was designed by her father on behalf of the Empire. Star Wars prequel, starring
Felicity Jones ★★★★★
Broken Flowers Risen (2016/12)
(Film4, 6.50pm - 9.00pm)
A Roman officer and his assistant are charged with investigating what became of Jesus’ body following the crucifixion, as the Roman hierarchy fears stories of a resurrected Messiah may lead to an uprising in Jerusalem. However, what they discover during their search forces them to question everything they believe. Biblical drama, starring Joseph Fiennes and Tom Felton ★★★ Passengers
(Film4, 9.00pm - 11.15pm) A spacecraft transporting thousands of people to a distant planet malfunctions. As woken travelling companions Jim Preston and Aurora Lane fall in love, they are soon on a collision course with more technical problems and a dark secret. Scifi drama, starring Jennifer Lawrence ★★★★ The Secret Scripture (2016/12)
(RTE One, 9.30pm - 11.35pm) A clinician examines an elderly Irishwoman who has been a patient in psychiatric institution since the 1940s and learns more about her past. Jim Sheridan’s drama, starring Vanessa Redgrave, Rooney Mara, Adrian Dunbar and Eric Bana ★★★
(2016/15) (BBC One, 10.30pm 12.15am) After a series of violent murders scandalises Victorian London, the mediadubbed Limehouse Golem strikes fear into the hearts of the public. Into this melting pot is thrust well-intentioned inspector John Kildare, who has never been given a murder case before. The Scotland Yard sleuth knows he has been set up to fail, but soon uncovers a lead that implicates Karl Marx, George Gissing and the popular music hall star Dan Leno. He follows the trail, wherever it may lead, through the seediest and most intriguing parts of London. Thriller, starring Bill Nighy ★★★★★
(2005/15)
(TG4, 12.05am - 2.00am) A womaniser learns he might have a teenage son, so he tracks down his old girlfriends to find out which of them is the mother. Comedy drama, starring
Bill Murray and Jeffrey Wright ★★★★
(2016/12) The Limehouse Golem