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Join Bruce Willis and Billy Bob Thornton’s pair of fugitives on an American cross-country race from the law in this witty comedy-drama; the duo rob banks to fund their dreams of future legitimacy. Unfortunat­ely, things get more complicate­d when they meet Kate Wheeler (Cate Blanchett). It’s a Blanchett triple-bill on the channel today, with Charlotte Gray on before and Elizabeth after.

On a farm in rural Ireland, estranged brothers Turlough (Seamus O’hara) and Lorcan (James Martin) are forced to reunite following the death of their mother. But repairing their relationsh­ip takes an unlikely course when they discover an unfulfille­d bucket list that she left behind. Wonderfull­y moving yet darkly funny, in much the same vein as The Banshees of Inisherin.

Nicolas Roeg’s thrilling adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s 1971 short story follows a married couple (Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland, both characteri­stically mesmerisin­g) as they travel to Venice following the death of their daughter. Once in Italy, they meet a pair of mysterious sisters who claim to possess a sixth sense – before the couple start experienci­ng sightings themselves.

 ?? ?? An Irish Goodbye (2022)
BBC One, 10.40pm; Wales, 11.10pm; NI, 11.40pm ★★★
An Irish Goodbye (2022) BBC One, 10.40pm; Wales, 11.10pm; NI, 11.40pm ★★★
 ?? ?? Bandits (2001) Film4, 9pm ★★★
Bandits (2001) Film4, 9pm ★★★
 ?? ?? Don’t Look Now (1973) BBC Two, 11.15pm ★★★★★
Don’t Look Now (1973) BBC Two, 11.15pm ★★★★★

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