Anna Popplewell

This sumptuous adaptation of George Eliot's last and most ambitious novel charts a love story set in Victorian high society.

Four siblings play a game of hide and seek and wind up entering a magical land. Once there, they discover a world inhabited by beasts, dwarfs, and giants and find themselves in a battle to defeat a witch.

The Pevensie siblings return to Narnia where they are enlisted to, once again, help ward off an evil king and restore the rightful heir, Prince Caspian, to the land's throne.

In this high-spirited adaptation of Nancy Mitford's novel, three aristocratic young women search for love amid the turbulent times of 1930s Britain.

UNSC Cadet Thomas Lasky must conquer his inner fears and join forces with super-soldier John-117 to take down a massive faction of the Covenant.

The sequel to the worldwide smash hit follows Sister Irene as she once again comes face to face with Valak, the demon nun.

Lucy and Edmund are spending a dreary holiday with their cousin Eustace Clarence Scrubb, who is a rather dour and mean spirited little boy. They are unexpectedly drawn into Narnia when a painting of a ship on the wall of Lucy's room comes to life, and the three children fall into the ocean to be rescued by the Dawn Treader.

After he moves to Scotland with his parents, only child Tony (Jonathan Lipnicki) struggles to make friends at his new school. He is bullied and picked on by the other boys, and has little hope of overcoming his miserable new life. Then he meets Rudolph (Rollo Weeks), a kid vampire with whom Tony becomes very close. But, when Rudolph's life and the future of the vampire race are threatened by a ...