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In A sense of loss, Kavanagh struggles to defend a troubled youth who refuses to co-operate on his own behalf after he is accused of killing a policewoman. In A stranger in the family, Kavanagh uncovers a web of lies, deceit and blackmail when working on a personal injury case. In Job satisfaction, tragedy, harassment and grief hound Kavanagh as he defends a young woman, who along with her brother, is accused of murdering their father and stepmother....

Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner Chloe Sevigny portrays Mia, a coldly efficient contract killer with a secret: she is a pre-operative transgender woman.

Neil Burnside leads the Special Operations Unit of the British SIS that is nicknamed 'Sandbaggers.' Their job is to undertake politically sensitive, dirty, and often dangerous assignments.

The job of the Sandbaggers is to undertake politically sensitive, dirty and often dangerous assignments.

DCI Ross Tanner is a great detective with excellent powers of observation. While leading a high-profile investigation, however, he begins to lose his vision. At first defiant about the diagnosis, he cannot escape it, and terrified, tells no one. Ambitious DI Tully soon guesses Tanner's secret and makes a deal: she will be his eyes, if he agrees to further her career. To keep working, Tanner must overcome fear, re-invent his methods, and develop his...

As rival superpowers compete to dominate, one small group of elite spies is the only thing keeping the world from sliding into Cold War chaos. They are the Sandbaggers, a covert team of British Secret Intelligence agents so highly skilled and so ruthless that they take on the ultra-dangerous assignments nobody else can handle. Whether stealing sensitive documents from deep with bureaucratic strongholds, spiriting key defectors from locked-down locations,...

"Secretive and spiritual, they are exclusive societies which embody sacred legacies and are believed to possess ancient relics. These secret societies have been described as cultish and have been the subject of countless disputes, conspiracies and controversy ... gain access into worlds of mystery that for thousands of years have been known only to a very select few."--Container.

Bearing witness: Kavanagh must defend a Jehovah's Witness mother who forbids a blood transfusion for her son. Innocency of life: A woman who accuses a priest of sexual assault is suddenly accused of the murder of her husband. Dead reckoning: After a boat sinks and five men lose their lives, Kavanagh prosecutes the the owner of the boat, who insists that the vessel collided with a submerged submarine.

It is a bleak winter in 1947. Snow covers the grounds of the decaying Cornwall estate, Nancherrow. Food is scarce, the servants are gone and Diana Carey-Lewis is mourning the loss of her husband, the long-time master of the house. The massive family home now passes to their rebellious daughter, Loveday. Yet the cold, damp walls of Nancherrow hold many secrets and demand a high price for all who live in its foreboding shadow.

This revealing documentary follows King George VI's lengthy efforts to overcome his disability with the help of unorthodox Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue. Archival footage of the king's public speeches and, for the first time, interviews with Logue's former patients show how an afflicted but courageous king found his voice and rallied a nation throughout England's darkest hour.