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A noir crime drama set in Aberystwyth, Wales, where troubled DCI Tom Mathias solves murders while searching for redemption.

Change is afoot in the forgotten quarry town of Penwyllt, in particular for Margaret and Clive, whose ordinary lives are soon blown to smithereens.

Pete in London inherits a company. The ambitious accountant makes a deal with a Russian mafia boss. The Russian wants hard currency and grand-kids but kills his daughter's lovers. His daughter needs an Englishman like Sir Francis Drake.

A series set in the fictional school of Ysgol Porth y Glo, following the ups and downs of both staff and students

Pen Talar, Rhydycaeau, Tywi Valley, 10 year old Defi Lewis home and the centre of his universe. The perfect, Arcadian childhood - blissful innocence. But a darkness lurks on the horizon that will change his life forever. On the day of JFKs assassination Defi and his best friend Doug witness their own atrocity - the death of innocence of the entire Western world de-marking the death of theirs. Theyre fate is sealed, blood brothers forever bound by a horrible secret. An epic odyssey, a sweeping state of the nation, this 9 x 60 series visits them at different turning points in their political and emotional development, from that fateful November day in 1962, through the decades to 2010, and everything in between. From the student riots of the late 60s, the social upheaval and Thatcherism of the 70s and 80s, through the swinging nineties to today, this is an exhilarating, defiant kaleidoscope of collective memory that for some is a tale of paradise lost, for others the hope of a paradise regained. This is the Welsh Heimat, a truly European drama with a resonance way beyond its borders. A drama about wanting to be heard, of wanting to connect, from the personal to the particular to the universal. A drama about a dreamer, a hero in a nation on its knees, a man hellbent on achieving his fathers dream - a man with a passion for home that never dies. Co-written by BAFTA award winning writer Ed Thomas and acclaimed Welsh playwright Sion Eirian and co-directed by Ed and BAFTA award winning director Gareth Bryn. Pen Talar was shot on location in Mid Wales and Cardiff, and led by a vast and talented cast featuring Richard Harrington (Bleak House, Spooks, Holby Blue) as Defi Lewis, Ryland Teifi (Caerdydd, Rhyw fondue a Deinasors, Pobol y Cwm) as Doug Green, Mali Harries (The Indian Doctor, Foyles War, Ar y Tracs) as Sian Lewis, Aneirin Hughes (Spooks, Eastenders, A Mind to Kill) as John Lewis, and Eiry Thomas (Cwcw, A Mind to Kill, Eastenders) as Enid Lewis

Ellie seems to have it all - but when tragedy strikes, the façade of her life and even her sanity are threatened.

A search for the poetic soul of Wales - a feature documentary which explores poetic responses, historical & contemporary, to the issues of social & cultural survival; and celebrates this enduring 2500 year poetic experience.

A young pregnant woman is killed by her jealous foster brother. A witness to the crime won't come forward, and the killer's brother is a policeman who covers for him. With this kind of stonewalling, will Bain get his man?

Bain tracks a sexually disturbed killer who holds his victims captive. At the same time, he copes with a new constable at the station: his daughter, Hannah, whose courage and inexperience soon put her in danger.

The death of a young Pakistani man looks like a hate crime, but is it? Racial tension is the last thing the community needs, and it's up to Bain and his team to keep the situation from escalating into full-scale violence.

A couple commits a desperate act when their only daughter falls into a coma after a routine surgery. All they want is a public admission of guilt from the surgeon; all Baine wants is to prevent another tragedy.

Abandoned by his ambitious father and left to care for his mentally ill mother, the son of a local politician vows revenge. Bain follows a trail of fire to learn the truth about the family's past.

When a successful pop singer suddenly retires and comes home to Wales, not everyone applauds her decision. Then two of her closest business associates are murdered, and unless Bain can stop the killer, she may be next.

When a 15-year-old girl is found murdered, a pedophile living alone in the forest is easy to blame. But Bain knows that simple answers aren't always the right ones, and he steps in to help a young colleague solve the case.