With a television series featuring Doctor Who and Arrow’s Alex Kingston, Life on Mars’s Dean Andrews, Luke Skywalker’s pal Wedge Antilles, and the lead actress from Attack the Block, you just can’t go wrong. And it’s really hard to beat an old British cottage near the woods as the setting when you’re creating a ghost story. Add to it one of borg.com’s most discussed subjects: a movie about a creepy little girl, and you’re in for a good show. That could not be more true than with the UK mini-series Marchlands. UK production company ITV and 20th Century Fox created an expertly constructed five-part, supernatural drama mini-series that traverses three families living in different eras in the same British house.
Marchlands first aired in the UK in 2010, but it hasn’t been released in the States yet. In fact the only way to view it is to buy it from a British online retailer along with a DVD player that will play DVDs from Europe. Along with watching all the other series from the UK long before they cross the lake to America, going the extra mile to get access to these series is well worth the effort.
