Genre Animation
Mary and the Witch’s Flower
Everything fans of Hayao Miyazaki could wish for
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Isle of Dogs
Yet another peak on a perfectly-formed Wes Anderson mountain range.
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My Life as a Courgette
A visual delight that gets you square in the tear-ducts.
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Ernest & Celestine
Gabrielle Vincent’s children’s books have been brought alive with the same painted tones and styles that first accompanied the series. It is a sweet, quaint and charmingly unusual animation.
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Brave
The fact that a young audience will look at this film away from the often prevailing heteronormative, princess-finds-her-prince angle is the thing that sets Brave apart.
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Hop
Hop is a sweet cinematic deposit for Easter, full of beans like its rockin’ bunny that all generations can enjoy together.
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Rango
Despite its rather empty plot, those with an appreciation of silly, dark humour, fantastic animation and sprawling Western references, will have plenty to enjoy in Rango.
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My Dog Tulip
My Dog Tulip the cinema equivalent of being cosied up next to a warm fire drinking hot chocolate on a cold autumn evening.
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Tangled
Tangled is the time-old tale about a girl with lengthy golden hair who is imprisoned in a tower by a wicked sorceress, until a passing prince hears her singing and rescues her, but tweaked a little.
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Rio
Anne Hathaway and Jesse Eisenberg soar as feathered and tethered lovebirds on a quest to save their species in this beak-chic rom-com.
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