Movies and TvShows featuring "cockney-rhyming-slang" theme.

To Sir, with Love is a drama film set in London, England in the 1960s. A dedicated schoolteacher, Mark Thackeray, takes up a teaching job in a high school populated by unruly and rebellious students. Through his innovative teaching methods and genuine care for his students, he gradually gains their respect and transforms their lives. The film explores themes of maturity, respect, and the teacher-student relationship.

After being released from prison, an ex-convict from London named Wilson arrives in Los Angeles to investigate and seek revenge for his daughter's suspicious death. As he delves into the dark underworld of the city, he encounters a record producer with criminal ties, confronts gangsters, engages in shootouts and car chases, and uncovers a web of deceit and violence. Along the way, Wilson navigates a nonlinear timeline, facing threats, ambushes, and his own memories. In his quest for vengeance, he will stop at nothing, even if it means accidentally killing others or endangering his own life.

Blue Iguana follows a group of eccentric individuals who find themselves involved in a diamond heist in London. As they strive to escape the clutches of criminal organizations and law enforcement, they must rely on their wit and unconventional skills to find freedom.

Homebound is a psychological horror movie that takes place in the English countryside. It follows a family dealing with a creepy and evil child, as they uncover a conspiracy and face suspenseful and mysterious events.