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Moana
Director: Thomas Kail
Cast: Dwayne Johnson, John Tui, Catherine Laga‘aia
The ocean is calling. The Academy Award nominated animated film sails into its live action debut in MOANA, directed by Tony and Emmy Winner Thomas Kail (Hamilton). Moana (Australian newcomer Catherine Laga’aia) the adventurous daughter of the island chief ventures beyond the reef to save her people. Joined by the legendary demigod Maui (Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson), Moana sets out to right the curse befallen on her people and become a way-finder of the sea. Encountering enormous monsters and impossible odds, their action-packed voyage leads Moana to fulfill the ancient quest of her ancestors and discover the one thing she has always sought: her own identity. Featuring an all-star New Zealand ensemble cast, including Frankie Adams, John Tui and Rena Owen, MOANA weaves together powerful ballads, mystical creatures and ageless fun into an adventure that explores the importance of self-discovery and following ones’ destiny to go far.
Toy Story 5
Directors: Andrew Stanton, McKenna Harris
Cast: Tom Hanks, Joan Cusack, Tim Allen
The toys are back. Academy Award winner Tom Hanks, Golden Globe winner Tim Allen and Academy Award nominee Joan Cusack return as family favourite toy trio, Woody, Buzz and Jessie in Disney and Pixar’s TOY STORY 5. In the modern world of play, the toys face their biggest challenge yet, technology. Confronted with the new threat of children abandoning traditional toys for technology, Woody and the gang reunite to battle the latest villain in the playroom, the tablet Lilypad (voiced by Golden Globe nominee Greta Lee). After the toys hard work to prepare their owner Bonnie to make friends is hijacked by the arrival of Lilypad, veteran toy Woody returns from his adventures in the outside world of lost toys to help set her back on track. With standout voice performances from Golden Globe nominee Annie Potts, Emmy winner Tony Hale, Keanu Reeves and Wallace Shawn, TOY STORY 5 brings something for the whole family, joining ‘90s nostalgia and timeless fun into a deeply emotional journey of friendship, loyalty and growing up.
Hollywood has a monster problem. From beloved director Pierre Coffin (Despicable Me 1, 2, 3) comes the latest instalment in the Despicable Me franchise, MINIONS & MONSTERS. A new tribe of Minions find themselves in Hollywood at the dawn of cinema. Minions, James and Henry wind up crashing a Hollywood film set in the 1920s and their brief and accidental appearance on camera pays off and before they know it the Minions are bona-fide movie stars. The Minions begin to live the Hollywood lifestyle, throwing lavish parties, living in a huge mansion, and inspiring an army of fans to dress in overalls and goggles. However, their 15 minutes of fame are soon up, destitute and aimless, the Minions roam the streets of Hollywood looking for a purpose… and a new evil master to serve. James and Henry haven fallen in love with making movies, want to make an awesome monster movie of their own, so with the help of a spellbook taken from an old boss they summon some fearsome monsters to play the villains in their movie. When things go haywire, James, Henry, and all their buddies must work together to save the world from a band of rampaging monsters. With an all-star ensemble voice cast, including Academy Award winner Christoph Waltz, Academy Award nominee Jesse Eisenberg and Zoey Deutch, MINIONS & MONSTERS brings timeless fun to the whole family.
Chaoshan grandmother Ye Shurou has always lived a quiet, ordinary life, content in her old age. Little does she know that her grandson Xiaowei, burdened by debt and hiding it from his family, has secretly traveled to Thailand in search of his grandfather Zheng Musheng — rumored to have become a billionaire there. However, the news Xiaowei brings shatters the family's peace. The husband she thought had found another lover in Thailand, Zheng Musheng, had in fact passed away many years ago. Even more shocking is that an unknown woman, through remittance letters known as Qiaopi, had quietly shouldered the responsibility of supporting the family in Musheng's name for decades. As a yellowed, faded Qiaopi unfolds, the truth buried for decades gradually comes to light. Across the long river of time, the bonds among these three figures — transcending borders, fate, and the cruelty of their era — have transformed into the most moving "love letter" that Ye Shurou has ever received.
The Magic Faraway Tree
Director: Ben Gregor
Cast: Jennifer Saunders, Andrew Garfield, Rebecca Ferguson
Every day, a new world awaits. From director Ben Gregor comes THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE, a magical family adventure based on Enid Blyton’s beloved classic, starring Andrew Garfield (Tim), Claire Foy (Polly) and Nicola Coughlan (Silky). When siblings Beth, Joe and Fran move to the English countryside with their parents, they discover a towering magical tree hidden deep within the forest, home to eccentric residents including Moonface (Nonso Anozie), Dame Washalot (Jessica Gunning) and the ever-curious Saucepan Man (Dustin Demri-Burns). At the very top, a gateway leads to ever-changing lands filled with surprises, mischief and adventure. As each new world unfolds, the children are swept into playful journeys that bring their family closer together. With a stellar ensemble including Rebecca Ferguson and Jennifer Saunders, THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE is a joyful, imaginative big-screen adventure for audiences of all ages, where every visit promises something new.

