Enter an epic classical world with 'The Odyssey'
04 Jun 2026Make life into legend with our summer competition and new 15+ resource, Everyday Epic, inspired by Christopher Nolan’s 'The Odyssey', in cinemas July 17.
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A boy and his superpowered baby brother team up for a fun, action-packed mission to save their town.
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A Belgian toddler growing up in Japan in the 1970s explores the world around her with delight and awe, forming a strong bond with a local woman.
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A young goat has a chance to pursue his dream of sporting greatness but must first prove to his fearsome teammates that he has what it takes to win.
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Mario, Luigi and friends race across the galaxy to rescue the protector of the cosmos and stop Bowser Jr. plunging space into chaos.
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Documentary recounting a Glasgow community’s impassioned response when immigration officers threatened to deport their neighbours in May 2021.
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Stop-motion animation about a strange creature navigating the woodland after a rainstorm brings a new creature to his home.
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Dystopian thriller in which a teenager enters a high-stakes competition where 100 participants must walk without stopping until only one survives.
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A young girl decides to enter a small-town pumpkin competition but faces fierce competition, sabotage, and a genetically engineered rival.
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Archive footage featuring the real London locations that inspired the settings of Charles Dickens novels.
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An educational archival short arguing the case for equal opportunities and pay for women in 1950s Britain.
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A behind-the-scenes look at the UK's first nuclear energy research centre with a 1950s perspective on how it will help modern society.
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Archive animation in which toys come to life under the Christmas tree, setting in motion a dramatic adventure.
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