Free films on TV this week

Free films on TV this week: 

The Diary of Anne Frank (1959) 

Saturday 11th January, on BBC Two at 12.30pm 

The poignant true story of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who documented her life in hiding during World War II. A deeply moving and timeless portrayal of resilience and hope.  

Two Mules for Sister Sara (1970) 

Sunday 12th January, on 5Action at 6:40pm  

Clint Eastwood stars as a lone drifter who teams up with a nun to survive the dangers of the Mexican wilderness. Together, they face bandits, betrayal, and adventure in this thrilling Western filled with action and camaraderie. 

Antwone Fisher (2002) 

Monday 13th January, on Film4 at 11.05pm 

Denzel Washington directs and stars in this deeply emotional drama about a troubled Navy man confronting his painful past. With the help of a compassionate psychiatrist, he embarks on a journey of healing and self-discovery. A powerful and inspiring story based on true events. 

Midway (2019) 

Tuesday 14th January, on Film4 at 6.05pm 

This gripping war film recounts the Battle of Midway, a pivotal moment in WWII. With its intense action and high-stakes aerial combat, the film follows the heroic efforts of American soldiers as they fight to turn the tide of war. 

From Russia with Love (1963) 

Wednesday 15th January, on ITV4 at 9pm 

Sean Connery’s James Bond embarks on a dangerous mission to retrieve a Soviet encryption device, with enemies and intrigue at every turn. This is a truly suspenseful Cold War spy thriller. 

The Wooden Horse (1950) 

Thursday 16th January, on BBC Four at 10pm  

Based on the true story of Allied prisoners who escape from a German POW camp using a wooden horse as a disguise. A classic gripping war film full of ingenuity and bravery. 

Gemini Man (2019) 

Friday 17th January, on E4 at 10pm 

Will Smith stars in this action-packed sci-fi thriller, facing off against a younger clone of himself. A visually groundbreaking film blending intense action with futuristic technology.