Sky Cinema Drama (United Kingdom): TV Schedule for Yesterday

When Maria and Karin visit their terminally ill sister Agnes to take care of her, feelings of resentment start to resurface. (1972)(95 mins)

Incendiary drama from Spike Lee. A row in an Italian pizza parlour pushes racial tension to boiling point in a New York neighbourhood. Contains discriminatory language. (1989)(119 mins)

A family man hoping to prove his survivalist capabilities to his family heads into the woods to go deer hunting by himself. Drama. (2022)(92 mins)

This Black History Month, join us as we take a look at the work of some exceptionally talented Black British actors, from Naomie Harris to Idris Elba and beyond.

Moving fantasy starring Kevin Costner as a Iowa farmer who, in answer to a mystical voice, turns his cornfield into a baseball pitch, with miraculous results. (1989)(101 mins)

Nicolas Cage returns from Vietnam to find his childhood friend, Birdy (Matthew Modine) psychologically crushed by the war. Haunting drama. Contains strong language/sex. (1984)(116 mins)

Ex-Formula 1 racer Enzo Ferrari launches his team into the perilous 1,000-mile Mille Miglia race. Sky Original film from Michael Mann with Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz. (2023)(126 mins)

Eminem plays an aspiring rapper battling poverty, prejudice and his own insecurities to become a respected MC. Strong language/violence/mature themes. (2002)(106 mins)

Bored in a Tokyo hotel, Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson share an unlikely brief encounter. Oscar-winning romance. Contains sexual scenes. (2003)(98 mins)

Moving fantasy starring Kevin Costner as a Iowa farmer who, in answer to a mystical voice, turns his cornfield into a baseball pitch, with miraculous results. (1989)(101 mins)

World War II veteran Michael Caine sneaks out to visit the 70th anniversary ceremony of D-Day in Normandy. Based on a true story. Strong language/violence/mature themes. (2023)(96 mins)

Trapped and depleted, the British Army attempt to carry out a desperate evacuation of northern France. Gripping WWII epic from Christopher Nolan, starring Tom Hardy. (2017)(102 mins)

Nicolas Cage returns from Vietnam to find his childhood friend, Birdy (Matthew Modine) psychologically crushed by the war. Haunting drama. Contains strong language/sex. (1984)(116 mins)