
Thought provoking and original drama Black Mirror, created and written by multi-award winner Charlie Brooker is returning for a second series with three more twisted tales for 2013 out to own on DVD from 6th May 2013.
This darkly comic anthology series taps into the collective unease about the modern world. Each one hour story is in turn, disarming, suspenseful and darkly satirical and all explore our modern reality. The drama won a Golden Rose for comedy at the Rose D'Or festival and an Emmy for Best TV Mini-series in 2012.
Each self contained episode of Black Mirror will take you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Sometimes uncomfortable but always compelling, let this highly original drama take you into new depths of the future. Available to own on DVD from 6th May 2013.
- Be Right Back - Martha and Ash are a young couple who move to a remote cottage. Ash is big user of social media, Martha doesn't really mind, she loves him and is looking forward to their new life together. When Ash is suddenly killed in a car accident a friend of Martha tells her to sign up to a service that allows her to keep in touch with the deceased. By using all his past online communications and social media profiles a new "Ash" can be created. Martha, unconvinced at the start unwillingly taps away and finds herself being drawn in by this dark and eerie service
- The Waldo Moment - Meet Waldo, a blue bear from a children's educational TV show who teaches them about the world through interviews with politicians and establishment figures. In reality however Waldo is an anarchic animated character on a satirical late-night topical comedy show who, once he has lured someone into the studio unleashes a series of humorous innuendo, sarcasm and childish vitriol. Waldo is voiced by a failed comedian Jamie Salter who's public success is in dark contrast with his less than happy personal life which becomes more apparent when this blue bear stands a chance of winning the By-Election
- White Bear - Victoria wakes in a house that she does not recognise and cannot remember anything about her life. There are photos of her with a man and another photo of a young girl on the mantelpiece - neither of whom she recognises. The TV is on and is playing a symbol that means nothing to her. Confused and agitated, she leaves the house only to find a deserted street but then she notices she's being watched, filmed. No one helps her or speaks to her until one girl reaches out and takes her on a journey that will shock and disturb ending with Victoria being publically shamed and put on trial for a crime too horrifying and her punishment never-ending.
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