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Wonder Woman - Stars: Gal Gadot, Chris
Pine, Robin Wright - On the hidden island
of Themyscira in 1918, Princess Diana
(Gal Gadot) is learning how to be a warrior
despite the concerns of her mother. But
news of the outside world arrives in the
form of crash-landed American pilot Steve
Trevor (Chris Pine), pursued by German
forces.
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell
No Tales - Stars: Johnny Depp, Javier
Bardem, Geoffrey Rush - Captain Jack
Sparrow (Johnny Depp) is still getting
into all manner of ill-advised capers, but
unbeknownst to him he’s being hunted
by Captain Salazar (Javier Bardem), an
undead pirate hunter determined to see
out his mission of ridding the seas of
pirates.
The Shack - Stars: Sam Worthington,
Radha Mitchell, Octavia Spencer - Based
on the best-selling book by William Paul
Young. Mack Phillips (Sam Worthington)
has an idyllic life and their three children.
But that life is rocked when his youngest
daughter goes missing, and is presumed
to be the latest victim of a serial killer.
Arsenal - Stars: Nicolas Cage, Adrian
Grenier, John Cusack - JP (Adrian Grenier)
and his brother Mikey (Johnathon
Schaech) have vastly different lives. Yet
the bond between them is clear to see
when Mikey is kidnapped by Eddie King
(Nicolas Cage) a notorious crime boss.
JP enlists the help of friend Sal (John
Cusack), a detective, but he’s also not
above going beyond the law to get his
brother back, no matter the cost.
All Eyez on Me - Stars: Demetrius Shipp Jr.,
Kat Graham, Lauren Cohan - Tupac Shakur
revolutionised the world of hip-hop, but
the story of how he rose to prominence
is as fascinating as the actual person
was. Tupac joins the rising hip-hop group
Digital Underground where he attracts
attention for his unique style.
20th Century Women - Stars: Annette
Bening, Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig -
Following 2010’s Beginners, based on
the life of director Mike Mills’ father, 20th
Century Women focuses on Mills’ mother’s
life. Set in the late-‘70s, we follow Dorothea
(Annette Bening), the divorced mother to
15-year-old Jamie.
Viceroy’s House - Stars: Hugh Bonneville,
Gillian Anderson, Michael Gambon - Set in
1947, Viceroy’s House follows the transition
of British India to an independent nation,
under the watchful of the Viceroy of India,
Lord Louis Mountbatten (Hugh Bonneville).
But the change is a far from easy one, as
there are competing factions with vastly
different agendas split down religious
lines.
The Mummy - Stars: Tom Cruise, Sofia
Boutella, Russell Crowe - Nick Morton
(Tom Cruise), a soldier of fortune who
accidentally reveals the tomb of Princess
Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella), releasing an
ancient evil in the process. Ahmanet has
vowed revenge on the world after she
was sentenced to imprisonment, and
now as a powerful Mummy, she has the
means to get that revenge.
Rough Night - Stars: Scarlett Johansson,
Kate McKinnon, Jillian Bell - Jess (Scarlett
Johansson) who is having her hen’s night in
Miami with friends Alice (Jillian Bell), Frankie
(Ilana Glazer), Blair (Zoe Kravitz) and Aussie
Pippa (Kate McKinnon). But when they
accidentally kill the stripper they hire, the
five girls have to figure out what to do with
the body.
Despicable Me 3 - Voices: Steve Carell,
Kristen Wiig, Trey Parker - When Gru (Steve
Carell) and his wife Lucy (Kristen Wiig) are
fired from the Anti-Villain League after their
failure to capture former child actor turned
super-villain Balthazar Bratt (Trey Parker),
Gru gets news that he has a twin brother.
Gru discovers that Dru has one ambition –
to perform one big heist with his brother.