Flix (Pacific) TV Schedule
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Time Show -
- 5:00am
Der Bewegte MannThrown out by his girlfriend, a womanizer moves in with an appreciative gay friend.
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- in 16 mins
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Blood Knot
A grieving couple's life is thrown into disarray by the arrival of a mysterious woman claiming to be the girlfriend of their recently deceased son. Psychological thriller, with Patrick Dempsey, Kate Vernon, Margot Kidder and Krista Bridges
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- 8:15am
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Keep the Aspidistra Flying
Richard E Grant turns in an excellent performance in this entertaining comic adaptation of George Orwell's book about a Depression-era advertising executive who begins to question the importance of money and embarks on an experimental new lifestyle. Helena Bonham Carter, Harriet Walter, Julian Wadham and Jim Carter co-star. Viewers might be left wondering why, with talent like this, Grant's career hasn't been more impressive
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- 10:00am
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Izzy and Moe
Two ex-vaudeville masters of disguise work as Prohibition agents in Roaring '20s New York.
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- 11:35am
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White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf
Rather insipid adventure sequel set during the Alaskan Gold Rush, but owing little apart from the name to Jack London's much-loved novel. It follows the journey of a boy who races to the rescue of Native Americans with the help of his fearless hound, attempting to prevent sacred tribal ground from being taken over by miners. Unfortunately, it ends up being an uncomfortable mix of romance and ill-judged thrills, but younger viewers ought to enjoy it. Starring Scott Bairstow, Alfred Molina, Charmaine Craig and Geoffrey Lewis
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- 1:25pm
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Lily in Love
A stage actor longs to break into movies, and when his wife writes a script, he is convinced this is his chance - the only problem is the lead role calls for a younger, blond Italian. Undaunted, the thespian adopts an assumed identity which is perfect for the part, leading to a bizarre case of mistaken identity. Comedy, starring Maggie Smith and Christopher Plummer
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- 3:05pm
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Swept from the Sea
An embittered doctor recounts the sad story of a lonely servant girl living in a small farming community in 19th-century Cornwall, who falls deeply in love with a shipwrecked Russian sailor. However, the relationship seems doomed to failure from the start, despite their best efforts to make it work. Downbeat romantic drama based on a short story by Joseph Conrad, boasting a star-studded cast including Vincent Pérez, Rachel Weisz, The Lord of the Rings' Ian McKellen, Kathy Bates, Joss Ackland, Tony Haygarth and Zoë Wanamaker. Sadly, even the big names can't prevent it becoming an overly maudlin affair
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- 5:00pm
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The News Boys
Newspaper delivery boys in 19th-century New York rely on their meagre earnings to support their impoverished families. When media mogul Joseph Pulitzer raises his prices, threatening the livelihoods of the youngsters, they organise into a union to force him to put people's lives ahead of his own profits. Fact-based musical, starring Robert Duvall, Christian Bale and Ann-Margret
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- 7:05pm
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Billy Jack
Hugely successful drama charting a Vietnam veteran's wanderings across Arizona, where he takes a runaway teenager under his wing along with the wild horses he also feels responsible for. Directed by and starring Tom Laughlin, with Delores Taylor and Bert Freed
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- 9:00pm
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Time Bandits
A bemused English schoolboy meets various heroic and despotic characters from history as he's escorted on a bizarre journey through time. Terry Gilliam's marvelously offbeat fantasy adventure with an all-star cast, including Monty Python comrades in comedy John Cleese and Michael Palin. Sean Connery, Ian Holm, Ralph Richardson, David Warner, Craig Warnock and David Rappaport also appear
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- 11:00pm
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Candyman 3: Day of the Dead
The ghostly serial killer returns to haunt one of his distant descendants and tries to convince her to join forces with him. He sets about framing her for the gruesome murders of those close to her, in the hope that she will have little option but to stand at his side forever. Horror, starring Tony Todd and Donna D'Errico