The beloved gang of iconic toys faces an unprecedented existential crisis when eight-year-old Bonnie becomes completely captivated by modern digital technology. Feeling increasingly neglected as screens displace traditional playtime, Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen), Jessie (Joan Cusack), and the rest of the gang find their purpose threatened by rogue high-tech smart toys. To save playtime and restore their place in the household, the loyal toys must embark on a chaotic rescue mission across the suburban neighbourhood, discovering that friendship and human imagination remain timeless.

Oscar-winning Pixar veteran Andrew Stanton finally steps behind the camera, directing the fifth instalment in the legendary animated franchise after writing the last four. The blockbuster production features a vibrant musical score by Randy Newman with an all-new song by Taylor Swift, and introduces fresh voice talents, including Greta Gerwig and Conan O'Brien.

Determined to honour her late father's memory, ambitious organiser Astrid Thompson (Valérie Donzelli) sets out to pull off an unprecedented musical feat: assembling four rare Stradivarius violins for a single historic concert. However, her dream quickly descends into chaos when the four elite classical virtuosos recruited prove utterly incapable of working together, plunging rehearsals into explosive ego battles. In a desperate bid to rescue the performance, Astrid seeks out reclusive composer Charlie Beaumont (Frédéric Pierrot) to restore harmony to the fractured quartet.

Director Grégory Magne delivers a witty, sophisticated French musical comedy-drama celebrating artistic collaboration and human connection. Featuring real-life classical instrumentalists performing alongside a distinguished cast, the film garnered warm acclaim on the international festival circuit for its sharp dialogue and exquisite soundtrack.