Free films on TV this week
Free films on TV this week:
Training Day (2001)
Friday 12th September, BBC One at 10:40pm
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In this tense crime thriller, officer Jake Hoyt (Ethan Hawke) is assigned to a 24-hour ride-along with veteran detective Alonzo Harris (Denzel Washington). But what begins as a day of learning quickly spirals into corruption, violence and moral conflict. Washington’s Oscar-winning performance drives this gritty, unforgettable look at the blurred lines between justice and crime.
Keep an eye out for Snoop Dog and Dr.Dre too!
The Shape of Water (2017)
Saturday 13th September, Film4 at 11:15pm
Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, lonely mute janitor Elisa (Sally Hawkins) discovers a mysterious amphibious creature being held captive in a government facility. Risking everything, she forms a bond that blossoms into an extraordinary romance. Directed by Guillermo del Toro, this Oscar-winning fantasy is a beautiful mix of fairytale, suspense and a heartfelt love story.
Moonfall (2022)
Sunday 14th September, E4 at 9pm
When the moon is knocked from its orbit and sent hurtling toward Earth, NASA executive Jo Fowler (Halle Berry) teams up with astronaut Brian Harper (Patrick Wilson) and conspiracy theorist KC Houseman (John Bradley) to save humanity.
Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969)
Monday 15th September, Talking Pictures TV at 9:05pm
This witty comedy-drama explores marriage, friendship and sexual liberation as two couples (Natalie Wood, Robert Culp, Elliott Gould, Dyan Cannon) navigate the complexities of honesty and fidelity in the swinging sixties.
Red Eye (2005)
Tuesday 16th September, BBC One at 10:40pm
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A routine red-eye flight turns into a nightmare for hotel manager Lisa (Rachel McAdams) when she’s trapped next to a charming but menacing stranger (Cillian Murphy). His threat puts both her father’s life and the life of a political target in her hands.
Babylon (2022)
Wednesday 17th September, Film4 at 10:55pm
Step back into the wild, excessive world of 1920s Hollywood, where silent cinema is giving way to the talkies. Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie and Diego Calva star in this sprawling, chaotic drama about ambition, excess and the price of fame. Expect dazzling spectacle, outrageous parties and a raw look at the darker side of stardom.
The Great Gatsby (2000)
Thursday 18th September, BBC Four at 9:45pm
Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel, this drama tells the story of mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby (Toby Stephens), whose lavish parties mask a longing to be reunited with lost love Daisy Buchanan (Mira Sorvino). Seen through the eyes of narrator Nick Carraway (Paul Rudd), this is a stylish and tragic tale of love, obsession and the American Dream.
Find more of our film top picks this week on our Showcase.
Remember, if you’re not around that night you can set up a planned recording and watch these films whenever you’re ready with your Freesat 4K TV Box! Find out how to record free-to-view TV with Freesat. Find more of our film top picks this week on our Showcase.
Rosie Wimbleton
