Sometimes it seems like you need to have about 100 subscriptions to keep up with the latest in television - a costly business in these straitened times.
While it’s true that many of the big television hits are exclusive to channels like Netflix and Disney+, when it comes to films there’s an option that you’ve probably already paid for without thinking about it.
For the price of a TV Licence you get access to a large library of ever-changing films on the BBC iPlayer.
Ranging from some of the best films of recent years to much-loved classics, and from children’s films to action blockbusters, they are all just a few clicks away.
Here are 10 of the best you can watch in September.
9. BlacKkKlansman
A huge return to form for trailblazing firector Spike Lee, BlacKkKlansman is (often very) loosely based in a memoir by Ron Stallworth, the first African-American detective in the Colorado Springs police department. His attempts to infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan is played for laughs as much as drama, revelling in showing how obviously ridiculous racism is. | Contributed
10. Broken
A beautfully acted tale about a young girl whose like is changed after she witnesses a horrific act of violence, Broken won two British Independent Film Awards for Best British Independent Film and Best Supporting Actor (for Rory Kinnear). It's an accomplished debut from Rufus Norris with Tim Roth leading a cast that also includes Cillian Murphy, Robert Emms and Denis Lawson. | Contributed