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‘A high-stakes game of deception where every alliance carries the potential for betrayal’ Overly Honest Reviews

Beverly Hills, 90210 star Brian Austin Green (Desperate Housewives, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) swaps the Hills for heists in Golden – a new action-packed thriller from writer-director Nick
Leisure (A Clear Shot, Last the Night). Co-starring Josh Glimer (All Rise), Alena Savostikova (The Guardians of Justice) and Robert Miano
(Donny Brasco, Fast & Furious), Golden is set to make its UK debut on digital this April, courtesy of Miracle Media, following its release in the US.
Based on the shocking true story, the film follows Frank (Austin Green), a miserable man on the cusp of his 50th birthday. His life begins to change when he uses his father’s printing company to create counterfeit money, driving across the Mexican border to exchange the fake bills for legal tender.
At first Frank’s venture goes off without a hitch, using his newfound fortune to live the life he always wanted. But it’s not long before reality hits and when those around him start to sus out his scheme, Frank finds himself in way over his head.
Caught in a web of heists, deceit and desire, Frank must face off against cunning criminals, crooked cops and a dangerous cartel ring in
possession of stolen gold. Can he outwit his adversaries and escape with the gold?
Make it Golden with this high-stakes, hugely entertaining thrill-ride.

This is Birmingham – where the UK’s most brutal underworld gangs battle to gain control as drugs, violence and warfare run rife.

Actor Kay S. Ubhi (Starstruck, Blue Moon) makes his directorial debut with this stark, gritty and gripping new British crime drama, set for its UK debut this April.
Birmingham gets the Top Boy treatment with a raw and hard-hitting thriller exploring the dangerous and devastating reality of gang warfare. Following its award-winning run on the festival circuit, This is
Birmingham arrives on digital 6 April, courtesy of Miracle Media.
For more than two decades, the Kaleo family – known for running extortion and racketeering operations – has succeeded in controlling major parts of Birmingham’s criminal underworld, but when feared boss
Al Kaleo (Navdeep Monga – Man Like Mobeen) is arrested, stability breaks into chaos.
With their leader behind bars, Al’s son Asher (Ubhi) – an ambitious but reckless newcomer – sees an opportunity to prove himself and steps up, against his father’s wishes.
As a rival London gang, led by drug lord Ruvelle (Jag Patel – Good Omens, Mandy), begins to infiltrate Birmingham’s drug trade, a vicious fight for ownership of the city breaks out. Caught in the crossfires is
TJ (Marlon Watkins), a teenage runway who gets pulled deeper into a world he doesn’t understand and must face a harrowing choice: escape
or be engulfed in a world of danger.
With battles rampaging through the city, loyalties are tested and the streets are rife with brutality and bloodshed, but who will end up on top?
Blending hard-hitting action with raw emotional storytelling, This is Birmingham pulls no punches as it plunges viewers headlong into a world
of peril, loyalty and survival.

Murder mystery royalty is back in Queens of Mystery, as the second series of the witty and whimsical Emmy®-nominated crime caper receives its long-awaited DVD and digital release on 6 April, courtesy of Acorn Media International, following its release on U&Drama. 

The bold and colourful series features wickedly offbeat whodunnits and a stellar female-led British cast with Julie Graham (This City Is Ours, Shetland), Sarah Woodward (Professor T, Supernova) and Siobhan Redmond (Frankenstein, Between the Lines) as three tenacious, crime solving sisters. They are joined by Florence Hall (This Is Not a Murder Mystery) as their detective niece and Juliet Stevenson (Bend It Like Beckham, Truly, Madly, Deeply) in her Emmy®-nominated role as narrator. 

Sámi Rights Documentary LET OUR MOUNTAINS LIVE to Have North American Premiere at 2026 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival

The powerful new documentary LET OUR MOUNTAINS LIVE will make its North American Premiere at the 2026 Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, runningApril 23^rd to May 3^rd, the film will screen twice during the festival at TIFF Lightbox on April 24^th and 25^th.

Director/producer Håvard Bustnes and Sámi filmmaker, writer, and producer Johannes Vang will be in attendance for the screenings.

A gripping and urgent documentary, LET OUR MOUNTAINS LIVE follows South Sámi reindeer herders Sissel Stormo Holtan and Terje Haugen as they wage a decades-long fight to protect their ancestral grazing lands from Europe’s largest onshore wind power development in the mountains of Fosen, Norway.

After years of legal battles, the herders achieve a historic victory when Norway’s Supreme Court rules that the wind farm violates Sámi human rights. Yet despite the landmark ruling, the turbines remain standing. What follows is an extraordinary struggle that exposes a deeper crisis: when courts recognize injustice but governments fail to act.

The case ignites protests led by Sámi youth, drawing international attention to the tensions between climate policy, corporate power, and Indigenous rights. At its heart, LET OUR MOUNTAINS LIVE asks a question resonating far beyond Norway: can the global transition to renewable energy truly be just if it comes at the cost of Indigenous culture, land, and livelihood?

The film was developed in close collaboration with Sámi creators, including co-writer and producer Johannes Vang and Finnish Sámi filmmaker Kati Eriksen, ensuring the story reflects authentic Sámi perspectives and cultural context.

Director Håvard Bustnes, one of Norway’s most acclaimed documentary filmmakers, has spent more than two decades crafting internationally recognized nonfiction films including Golden Dawn Girls, Two Raging Grannies, and Name of the Game. His work has screened at major festivals worldwide and has received numerous honors, including Norway’s Amanda Award and Gullruten Award.

With its Hot Docs premiere, LET OUR MOUNTAINS LIVE brings a critical Indigenous rights story to North American audiences at a moment when conversations about climate justice and Indigenous sovereignty are increasingly urgent worldwide.

Festival Screenings

Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival
TIFF Cinema 4 – Toronto, Canada

April 24, 2026 – 3:00 PM
April 25, 2026 – 8:15 PM

Film Information

Title: LET OUR MOUNTAINS LIVE
Director: Håvard Bustnes
Writers / Co-Producers: Johannes Vang, Kati Eriksen, Håvard Bustnes

Countries: Norway / Finland
Running Time: 100 minutes