In this striking animated satire, a collective of overworked, mistreated farm animals launch a fierce, coordinated rebellion to overthrow their cruel human master. Their goal is to establish an egalitarian cooperative where every creature can live in peace and prosperity. Their utopian dream rapidly falls apart, however, when faction of power-hungry pigs systematically seizes control of the leadership, rewriting the communal laws and ruthlessly suppressing any political dissent. The fight for ultimate equality now slowly deteriorates into a terrifyingly familiar totalitarian regime, illustrating how easily noble intentions can be corrupted by absolute authority.

Visionary filmmaker Andy Serkis directs this modern big screen twist on George Orwell's classic literary allegory. The film boasts an exceptionally prestigious ensemble voice cast, including Hollywood icons Seth Rogen, Glenn Close, Woody Harrelson and Kieran Culkin.

Against the majestic backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, two stubborn, fiercely competitive brothers – Donal (Alan Cumming) and Sandy (Brian Cox) – are unexpectedly forced to reunite after an estrangement lasting almost forty years. The sibling rivalry reignites when they return to their sprawling childhood estate, home to a historic, two-hundred-year-old family whiskey distillery that is desperately in need of stewardship. As they clash over the future of the vulnerable business, the headstrong pair must finally confront the deeply buried secrets and ancient family grievances that drove them apart decades earlier. Their shared inheritance offers a final, fragile opportunity to achieve true personal forgiveness and long-overdue emotional healing.

Distinguished Scottish character actor Brian Cox steps behind the camera for his feature film directorial debut, while also stars in the lead role alongside co-star Alan Cumming. This delectable family drama blends rich cultural heritage with sharp humour, offering a moving cinematic look at the complexities of sibling relationships.