Cynara (1932)

A barrister, Jim (Ronald Coleman) is unfaithful to his wife Clemency (Kay Francis) when she is abroad by romancing a shopgirl Doris (Phyllis Barry).

Street Scene (1931)

A husband’s violent reaction becomes the talk of the neighborhood when he catches his cheating wife in the act.

Sex, Lies and Love Bites: The Agony Aunt Story (2015)

This is a documentary released last year about agony aunt columns and the documentary traces the early years of the agony aunt column from the coffee house newspapers of the 17th century through to the Sun Photo Casebook layout which people are familiar with today. Presented by agony aunt Phillipa Perry.

The Private Affairs of Bel Ami (1947)

This is an adaptation of the de Maupassant novel, about the roguish Georges du Roi and his indifferent use of women in Parisian society. Starring George Sanders and a young Angela Lansbury.

Home Fires (Episode 6).

The final episode in what has been the equivalent of a cup of warming tea and a warm fire.

Poldark Episode 7

Ross is blamed for helping Verity to elope. Mark suspects his wife Keren to be having an affair, leading to tragic consequences.

Ossessione (1942)

An Italian neo-realist adaptation of the 1933 novel, The Postman Always Rings Twice.

The Painted Veil (2006).

I have previously tried to write a blog post in which I detail my love of this film. I just can’t quite find the words for it, though.