Three full-length feature films from the popular 'Babylon 5' science fiction series.

Third Space (1998) When a mysterious artefact found discarded in hyperspace is recovered and brought back to the station for analysis, the crew aboard Babylon 5 face an unexpected threat. Sinister, mind altering thoughts take hold through foreboding dreams of a towering structure and giant ships as questions fly surrounding the origin of their discovery. Scientists battle against the clock to make sense of it as their dreams gain intensity and violence breaks out aboard the station.

River Of Souls (1998) An eccentric archaeologist (Ian McShane) steals away an artefact containing 1 billion souls of an ancient civilisation in the hope of unlocking the secret to eternal life. When he brings his discovery to Babylon 5, he's followed by the alien Soul Hunters (Martin Sheen) who want their property back.

In a freak accident the souls are released into the station's power supply where they attempt to exact revenge on the Soul Hunters for wrongfully imprisoning their supposedly dying race. Capt. Lochley (Tracy Scoggins), now at the helm of Babylon 5, faces her toughest challenge yet when, from beyond the grave, she is forced to carry out negotiations with the souls of the ancient Ralgan race to prevent them from destroying Babylon 5...

Call To Arms (1999) The Third Age of Mankind has dawned after the long and bitter war against the Shadows, in which billions perished and entire worlds died. At last, Interstellar Alliance President John Sheridan (Bruce Boxleitner) has forged peace in the galaxy. But this peace is shattered by a grim warning from the edge of known space: the Shadows' allies are intent on wreaking vengeance on Earth in a suicidal attack. Only a strange group of warriors thrown together by the threat can stop the arsenal hurled at Earth. Their only weapons: the Victory and Excalibur, new ships of tremendous potential but untried in battle.

Against such overwhelming odds only an act of desperate heroism will tear victory from the jaws of defeat. The price of failure? The Earth dies screaming...