Halloween celebrations are right around the corner at Mossy Bottom Farm, but disaster strikes when the clumsy Farmer (John Sparkes) accidentally destroys the Flock’s prized pumpkin patch. Refusing to let the holiday be ruined, the resourceful Shaun (Justin Fletcher) turns mad scientist to concoct a quick fix, inadvertently causing chaos to spiral wildly out of control. With the Farmer suddenly missing and a mysterious, wild creature terrorising the nearby woods of Mossingham, Bitzer (John Sparkes) and the sheep must embark on a hilarious, high-stakes rescue mission to restore order.

Long-time Aardman animation collaborators Steve Cox and Matthew Walker make their feature directorial debut with this stop-motion family comedy. Written by veteran Wallace & Gromit screenwriter Mark Burton, the slapstick production delivers a monstrously fun, fast-paced adventure packed with the studio's signature tactile visual humor.

Four distant modern-day cousins inherit a neglected country estate in Normandy, uncovering a hidden archive of historical relics untouched since the liberation in 1944. Sifting through letters and paintings, they piece together the story of their ancestor, Adèle Vermillard (Suzanne Lindon). In 1895, a young Adèle left her village for Paris to locate her missing mother, befriending an aspiring painter named Anatole (Paul Kircher) and a photographer named Lucien (Vassili Schneider). As the cousins reconstruct her artistic journey, the exhumed family secrets begin to reshape their own contemporary relationships.

Celebrated filmmaker Cédric Klapisch directs this lavish French-Belgian period drama, which co-stars Cécile de France and Vincent Perez. The gorgeous production was granted unprecedented, exclusive permission by the historical societies to shoot on location at legendary Impressionist master Claude Monet’s real house and gardens in Giverny.