Dredd

In the far future (which also feels not so far) the Earth is devastated by Nuclear War. All that is left inhabitable are the megacities built over the ruins, where humanity is crowded together in giant tower blocks. Unemployment is almost universal and crime epidemic.

To manage the tide of lawlessness there are the Judges. Militarised law enforcers responsible for the investigation, enforcement, judgement, and where decided upon, execution. It's a harsh regime where sentences are long and the death sentence not uncommon.

Rookie Judge Anderson is on the cusp of dropout and is given one last chance by the Chief Judge on account of their rare telepathic mutation, an assessment day with veteran Judge Dredd.

As the day begins they attend a triple murder in Peachtrees block, a routine thing for a Judge. However they inconvenience Peachtrees' druglord Ma-Ma who needs to make sure the suspect involved is never properly questioned.

Space Sweepers

It's 2092 and the earth is a blasted ecological disaster. A chosen few live on 'Eden', a space habitat created by megacorp UTS but most struggle in the smoggy Cyberpunk dystopia. UTS sees Earth as unsalvageable and its visionary leader has designs on terraforming Mars. Maintaining all this space infrastructure are masses of indebted workers, non-citizens doing the dirty work in orbiting factories UTS citizens on Eden don't think about. It's dangerous work but better than being on Earth.

One such group are the crew of the "Victory", Space Sweepers who collect junk and salvage that endangers habitats and ships in increasingly crowded orbit.

One day they snag a damaged shuttle and find a little girl on board. According to news bulletins she's a disguised android weapon of mass destruction, but this doesn't quite add up...

Wild Rose

Young mother Rose-Lynn (Jessie Buckley) is released from prison after a year away and is thrown back into everyday life, taking back responsibility for the care of her children from her mother Marion (Julie Walters).

Stuck in a run down Glasgow flat with an ankle tag curfew, Rose-Lynn's an angry, foul mouthed, punchy drunk who argues with her mother and can't relate to two kids that have grown and changed in the meantime. She struggles to cope with basic everyday life.

The ONLY thing she's ever been any good at is singing Country music at Glasgow's one Country venue.

When she sings it's like she lights up inside.

Rose-Lynn picks up some cleaning work for affluent, refined Susannah (Sophie Okonedo) who lives in a huge aspirational home in the good part of the city, a massive contrast to Rose-Lynn's existence. One day Susannah's children hear Rose-Lynn singing while cleaning and enthuse about it to her.

It turns out Susannah might know somebody who knows somebody...

Nightbreed

Young mechanic Boone is troubled by dreams of murder, monsters and a place, Midian, where monsters live and your crimes are forgiven. He seeks counselling from a psychiatrist but he is distrustful of them and has been postponing sessions.

Planning to "get away from the city" with his partner Lori he reluctantly agrees to meet again with the psychiatrist before leaving. He is told by them that the murders are real, committed by him and he should turn himself in to police.

Hallucinating due to drugs prescribed him by the psychiatrist, Boone ends up in hospital and has a chance encounter with a suicidal man who believes Midian is real and gives him directions there. Boone evades the police looking for him, jumps in his pickup truck and heads for the remote cemetery supposedly atop Midian to seek forgiveness.

Outside the Wire

In the near future, Ukraine is ravaged by separatist conflict with the US acting as ineffective peacekeeper. All sides use Boston Dynamics style robot soldiers for support along with more traditional troops and remote piloted drones.

Experienced drone pilot Lt. Harp makes a questionable decision and finds himself reassigned to the ground to get some first hand combat experience. He is teamed up with Capt. Leo who is working with locals to track a local warlord. It is soon revealed that Capt. Leo is not human but a next generation robot, ostensibly human looking, but 100% artificial.

The two go "outside the wire", where Harp finds himself dealing with the collateral damage Leo generates rather than being the instigator of it.

Booksmart

High School friends Amy and Molly are highly ambitious outstanding students approaching graduation. They're the diligent, hardworking ones and tend to look down on the immature antics of their peers.

On the day before graduation, Molly finds something out that makes her question her life choices and decide that tonight they WILL go to the best house party in town even though they weren't invited. Misadventures ensue.

The Meg

Billionaire Jack Morris builds an ocean research base on the edge of the Marianas Trench, hoping to profit from exploration of a hypothesised "Lost Undersea World" below a deep thermocline.

While exploring below this, a sub is damaged by an unknown creature and unable to surface. They call in washed up rescue diver Jonas (The Stath), the only person ever to pull off a rescue at this depth. Their activities in doing so free a giant Megalodon which begins to wreak havoc.

Vast of Night

Small town New Mexico, sometime in the 1950s and it's the night of the High School basketball game, a highlight of the town calendar. With almost everybody at the game, teenage friends Fay and Everett are left in charge of the telephone exchange and radio station respectively. Nobody much is expected to be making calls or listening the radio.

Fay finds herself with a series of malfunctions in the telephone system and a worrying call from somebody perhaps in danger but it cuts off. Almost simultaneously a strange repeated noise briefly blots out the radio broadcast. Everrett decides to replay the sound out on the radio to see if anybody recognises it.

No good will come of this