BritBox: quick links
BritBox: new this week
Royal Paintbox (17 November)
Film. Hosted by then-Prince Charles, this fascinating documentary opens a window into the Royal Family’s passion for art. With rare access to centuries of royal sketches and paintings, it explores how creativity has shaped royal identity through generations. A must-see for lovers of history, heritage and fine art.
Alice and Jack Season 1 (19 November)
Series. Andrea Riseborough and Domhnall Gleeson star in this emotionally charged romantic drama about two people whose connection endures through decades of love, heartbreak and circumstance. Created by Victor Levin (Mad Men), it’s an intimate portrait of human connection, flawed but magnetic, told with cinematic flair. Watch the trailer.
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Nature’s Greatest Dancers (24 November)
Series. This captivating documentary series examines the mesmerising world of animal movement. From birds of paradise to courtship rituals under the sea, the show explores how dance and display shape survival in nature. Stunning cinematography and expert narration make it both educational and hypnotic viewing.
Charles III: The Coronation Year (26 November)
Film. This one-off documentary charts the historic year of King Charles III’s coronation, offering behind-the-scenes insight into royal preparations and public celebrations. With exclusive interviews and unseen footage, it’s a rare glimpse into modern monarchy and how the new King is shaping his reign. Watch the trailer.
BritBox: recently added
Expedition with Steve Backshall (10 November)
Adventurer Steve Backshall returns for another thrilling season of exploration. This time, he ventures into some of the most remote and dangerous corners of the planet, from unexplored caves to uncharted rivers. It’s a breathtaking mix of science, nature and pure adventure, perfect for fans of David Attenborough documentaries and real-world discovery.
All Creatures Great and Small Season 6 (11 November)
The heartwarming adaptation of James Herriot’s beloved books returns with more tales of life in the Yorkshire Dales. Expect laughter, tears and countryside charm as the Skeldale House family navigate post-war change, animal emergencies and evolving relationships. A gentle yet powerful celebration of compassion and community. Watch the trailer.
