A British intelligence officer must win over a captured German scientist in post-war London.

Set in a bomb-damaged London hotel after the Second World War, Close to the Enemy follows intelligence officer Captain Callum Ferguson. His final Army assignment: persuade Dieter, a captured German scientist, to develop jet engine technology for the RAF.

With the Cold War emerging, such expertise is vital to Britain. Callum uses unorthodox methods to win Dieter over, and an unlikely relationship forms amid the suspicions and shifting loyalties of a world still reeling from conflict.

Around them, a cast of intertwined characters — Callum's brother Victor, former official Harold, American Anglophile Rachel, and war-crimes investigator Kathy — work to rebuild lives marked by a war that touched them all.

1873 - The precocious French poet, Arthur Rimbaud, has eloped with his mentor, Paul Verlaine, to Camden Town, London

1873 - The precocious, French poet, Arthur Rimbaud, has eloped with his mentor - the older, married Paul Verlaine - to Camden Town, where they are struggling to keep the faith in their love and their work. Despite the downward spiral of poverty and violence, it is here that Rimbaud will pen his aptly named masterpiece, 'A Season in Hell.'

This is a love story, but it's a perverse kind of love. Rimbaud's relationship with Verlaine leads to him writing and publishing his aclaimed work.

This film explores what good can come from our most difficult, earth-shattering experiences. It is a film about searching for transcendent beauty in the prison of hellish reality.

A devious apothecary sells poison to women who are desperate to dispatch their cruel husbands in Victorian England.

In Victorian England, Julia runs an apothecary shop that sells deadly poison to women in need of escape from their domineering husbands. Mrs Theodora Finchley, unknowingly to Julia, will be her most significant client yet, possessing the potential to unravel her meticulously laid schemes.

Julia's trade depends on discretion. Her customers cannot ask openly for what they need, and she has made a careful habit of not enquiring too closely into what they intend to do with it.

A period drama filmed in England, written by Anita Fry, Jasmine Fry and Nicole Sarah Fry, and directed and produced by Nicole Sarah Fry.

In the 1890s countryside, Lettice Bly learns to ride a bicycle with the help of her new scientific friend.

In 1890s Britain, women cycling shocks the nation. Lettice Bly sets forth, armed with her new bicycle and scandalous bloomers.

But cycling isn't as easy as she thought, and passerby science geek Millicent Frimley-Pratt aims to help her soar with the power of physics.

The 1890s cycling boom did more for women's freedom of movement than any argument of the period: a bicycle carried its rider well beyond the reach of a chaperone, and the rational dress it demanded drew as much outrage as the machine itself.

A seven-minute period short set in 1890s Britain, directed and produced by Nicole Sarah Fry and written by Jasmine Fry.

An ageing Shakespeare recites Sonnet 18, recalling an untold love between two Elizabethan men — a tender take on literature's most celebrated poem.

An intimate vertical short inspired by Shakespeare's Sonnet 18. Framed by an older narrator's reflection, the film imagines the enduring love between two Elizabethan men, bringing a queer perspective to one of literature's most celebrated sonnets and playwrights.

'The Fair Youth: Sonnet 18' imagines two Elizabethan men in love, not to rewrite history but to illuminate the lives and relationships that often go unseen within it. The film asks the audience to consider that queer love has always existed, even if it has not always been preserved in the historical record.

At just under two minutes, the hope was to create a brief but emotionally resonant interpretation of one of Shakespeare's most celebrated sonnets - one that honours the original text while inviting audiences to see it through a fresh lens.

The troublesome fight of a very special woman in search of freedom and of her true identity.

The extraordinary biographical story of the life of Annie Silva Pais, the only daughter of the director of Portugal's political police, endowed with remarkable beauty and sensuality, but also possessor of an enormous spirit of rebellion.

In 1965, at the age of 30 while married to a Swiss diplomat and living in Havana, she abandons her husband and family to give herself to the Cuban revolution, all the while being secretly in love with Che Guevara.

Told in Portuguese across a single season, the series follows Annie Silva Pais between Lisbon and Havana - a life lived on both sides of a political divide that her own family was employed to enforce.

Yoreflix Founder Imogen has a conversation with Susannah Harker, known for playing Jane Bennet in the 1995 BBC series of Pride and Prejudice.

Yoreflix Founder Imogen chats with Susannah Harker, known for playing Jane Bennet in the 1995 BBC series of Pride and Prejudice.

They discuss what it was like to film such an iconic series, why scripts are important, and how Jane Bennet and the Austen fanbase has played such a pivotal role throughout Susannah's life.

The creator of Downton Abbey, Julian Fellowes, discusses a range of topics with Imogen

Yoreflix Founder Imogen Cooper sits down with none other than the creator of Downton Abbey, Lord Julian Fellowes.

Expect discussions about what it was like to create one of the world's most beloved period dramas, plus which period of time Lord Fellowes would travel back to if he could, and lots more!

The prominant actor Kevin McNally chat's through his acting career

Kevin McNally is best known for the BBC Adaptation of I, Claudius, as well as his role as Mr Gibbs in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.

He's a prominent name across the historical and period drama world, having also appeared in Downton Abbey, Poldark, multiple Kenneth Branagh WW2 films, as well as the recently released Miss Austen series.

Producer and actor Jennifer James discusses the making of her short film 'The Newspaper'

Yoreflix Founder Imogen sits down with producer and actor Jennifer James.

They talk about Jennifer's experience making short films such as The Newspaper, their shared love of period drama, and Jennifer's appearances as an actor in some of the biggest period dramas ever made, including Peaky Blinders and Victoria.

Costume designer Emma Fryer discusses her career in the world of film costume drama.

Yoreflix Founder Imogen talks to Emma Fryer, a costume designer whose career has spanned not just film & TV, but time working at the Royal Opera House and within the upper circles of high fashion.

They discuss Emma's experience working on period dramas such as Shakespeare in Love, The Great and Lady Chatterley's Lover, as well as costume in general.

Writer and director Alessandra chats with Imogen about her career in the film industry

Alessandra Gonnella is an Italian writer and director, and the creative force behind Miss Fallaci, the Paramount-produced period drama inspired by her award-winning short film A Cup of Coffee with Marilyn.

Starring Miriam Leone, the 8-part series follows a young Oriana Fallaci navigating 1950s Hollywood and journalism as one of the only women in a male-dominated world.

Miss Fallaci has aired internationally, including on Rai1 in Italy, MoviStar+ in Spain, SBS in Australia, in Iceland and Greece.