Notable films on TV include "Mufasa: The Lion King."

This week, several films are highlighted for TV viewing, offering a mix of genres. First up is "Mufasa: The Lion King," a prequel to the beloved animated classic. Directed by Barry Jenkins, it tells the story of Mufasa's early life. Young Mufasa, voiced by Aaron Pierre, is caught in a struggle for survival with his brother Scar. The film features music from Lin-Manuel Miranda. It will be available on Disney+ starting March 26. Another notable film is "The Prestige," directed by Christopher Nolan. This Victorian-era mystery, airing on BBC One on March 23, follows two rival magicians, played by Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale. It dives into their intense competition and includes a cameo from David Bowie as Nikola Tesla. Geremy Jasper's "O’Dessa" is another film to watch, featuring Sadie Sink. Set in a dystopian future, it tells the story of a young girl searching for her father's guitar in a city ruled by a dictator. It is now available on Disney+. Additionally, "Boxcar Bertha" from Martin Scorsese presents a caper in the Great Depression, showcasing the adventures of a young woman on a crime spree. It will air on Sky Arts on March 23. "Submarine," a quirky coming-of-age tale directed by Richard Ayoade, portrays a boy navigating his first love and his parents’ relationship. It will be aired on Film4 on March 24. Also featuring is "Holland," a comedy-mystery starring Nicole Kidman. The film revolves around a teacher who suspects her husband of infidelity and attempts amateur sleuthing. It will be shown on Prime Video on March 27. Lastly, Jackie Chan's action film "Police Story" is included, highlighting his intense chase scenes and dangerous stunts. It will be broadcast on Sky Cinema Greats on March 28.