Killing Eve (2019)

Whoever you are, you can’t have gone too far without coming across BBC America’s Killing Eve. What’s more, you’ll know its sultry soundtrack. Composers David Holmes, Jade Vincent and Keefus Ciancia — known collectively as Unloved — manage stupendous genre leaps to score the show’s winning mix of noir-ish cat-and-mouse chase and international intrigue recalling much of the soundtrack’s stellar featured tracks from The Troggs, Cat’s Eyes, Cigarettes After Sex and Brigitte Bardot.

Norn Iron’s Touch Sensitive keep it close to holmes (sorry!) with label co-founder David’s quiet soundtrack of string arrangements for the new Liam Neeson flick set in Belfast “Touch Sensitive is proud to present it's third release with Ivor Novello and Bafta Award-winning modern master of the soundtrack, David Holmes, working in collaboration with composer Brian Irvine. Set in Northern Ireland, directed by Holmes’ longtime friends Glenn Leyburn and Lisa Barros D’Sa (Good Vibrations, Cherrybomb), and written by legendary Irish playwright Owen McCafferty (whom Holmes has known for forty years), the film tells the extraordinary story of Tom (Liam Neeson) and Joan (Lesley Manville) - their life and love as they enter the uncertainty and upset of Joan’s cancer diagnosis.

She Walks with Apes features the world’s foremost expert on chimpanzees, Jane Goodall, and is narrated by two-time Golden Globe Award winner, Canadian actress, Sandra Oh (Killing Eve). It tells the remarkable story of the “Trimates;” three pioneering women who went into the jungles of Africa and Borneo to live with humanity’s closest cousins, the Great Apes. Filmed in stunning 4K the documentary is a fresh take on Jane Goodall’s early years living with the chimpanzees, and also reveals rarely seen images of Dian Fossey, the legendary scientist who was murdered while working with the mountain gorillas of Rwanda.