It is the 1960s in France, and a young boy called Champion lives with his grandmother, Madame Souza, dreaming of winning the Tour de France. But before he competes he is kidnapped by the Mafia and taken to Belleville where his cycling skills are utilised. Madame Souza plans to rescue Champion with the help of 1930s jazz trio, The Triplets of Belleville and her trusty dog, Bruno.

Six festive-themed episodes from the children's animation following Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. In this instalment, Thomas has to deliver a special Christmas light, the Town Square hosts a snowman party, Henry and the Fat Controller have a surprise for Sodor Island and Misty Island holds its very first Christmas party. The episodes are: 'Merry Winter Wish', 'Thomas and the Snowman Party', 'Henry's Magic Box', 'Merry Misty Island', 'Let It Snow' and 'Surprise Surprise'.

More animated adventures on the streets of Friendlyville with Finley and his friends Dex the dump truck, DJ the bulldozer, Gorby the dustbin lorry, Isabelle the ice cream lorry, Jesse the tow truck, Miguel the post van, and Scooty the school bus.

Four more episodes from the animated Nickelodeon series for preschoolers, following the exploits of the intrepid Dora the Explorer and her pet monkey Boots. The episodes comprise: 'Dora's Fantastic Gymnastic Adventure', 'A Ribbon for Pinto', 'Swiper's Favorite Things' and 'Dora in Troll Land'.

Animated double bill. 'Anastasia' is an animated retelling of the story of the Russian peasant girl who finds out that she is actually the daughter of Tsar Nicholas II. After the revolution in 1917, she is spirited away from the Bolshevik executions of her family, and taken in by a family in Siberia. Anastasia soon sets out to reclaim her royal legacy. This version of the allegedly true story features the vocal talents of Meg Ryan, John Cusack, Kelsey Grammer, Christopher Lloyd and Angela Lansbury. In the spin-off 'Bartok the Magnificent', it is up to Bartok and his chum Zozi to rescue the kidnapped Prince Ivan from evil Baba Yaga - but can they act before Royal Regent Ludmilla seizes the throne?

Animation based on the comic by American artist Art Spiegelman which chronicles his experience of the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre. Living in Lower Manhattan, Spiegelman was severely affected by the event which caused him to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. In his work, the artist expresses how the attack made him feel and gives his views on how the matter was handled by the Bush administration.

Triple bill of feature-length Disney animated adventures following Winnie the Pooh (voice of Jim Cummings) and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. In 'Winnie the Pooh' (2011) Pooh finds a note from Christopher Robin (Jack Boulter) which leads the bear to believe his friend has been kidnapped by an elusive creature called the Backson. Joined by Piglet (Travis Oates), Tigger (Cummings), Eeyore (Bud Luckey) and the rest of the gang, Pooh sets out on a journey to save Christopher and on the way searches for honey and a new tail for Eeyore. In 'The Tigger Movie' (2000) Tigger gets in the way when Pooh, Piglet (John Fiedler), Roo (Nikita Hopkins), Rabbit (Ken Sansom) and Owl (Andre Stojka) try to prepare a home for their doleful friend, Eeyore (Peter Cullen), so Pooh suggests that his ever-bouncing companion go outside and play with some other tiggers. Tigger thinks this a very foolish suggestion, as he is the only tigger in existence - or so he thinks. In fact, this proves to be the start of an exciting adventure in which Tigger discovers his long-lost family members. In 'Pooh's Heffalump Movie' (2005) Pooh hears a strange noise in the woods and he and his friends are convinced that the dreaded Heffalump has come to do them harm. Pooh, Piglet and Tigger set out to capture the beast, but Roo (Jimmy Bennett), who is told he's too small to join the search party, meets Lumpy the Heffalump (Kyle Stanger) face-to-face and discovers he's not the bad guy he's been made out to be.

Four adventures from the 1980s animated series featuring the Scandinavian Smurfs. Episodes comprise: 'The Smurfette', 'The Good the Bad and the Smurfy', 'Papa's Wedding', 'All's Smurfy That Ends Smurfy'.

Animated road trip adventure. Kate (voiced by Hayden Panettiere) and Humphrey (Justin Long) are two young wolves from a National Park in Canada who find themselves shipped halfway across the country by the park's rangers. While Humphrey is a streetwise, fun-loving Omega wolf, Kate is a sleek and sophisticated Alpha wolf and considers herself Humphrey's superior. Thrown together in a foreign land, and faced with a journey of over a thousand miles to get back home and restore peace on their warring home turf, the two must overcome their differences and learn to look out for each other.

Animated adaptation of the first three books of the 'Guardians of Ga'Hoole' series by Kathryn Lasky. Barn owl Soren (voice of Jim Sturgess) is abducted and taken to St. Aggie's, a home for orphan owls. However, it is no ordinary orphanage - at St. Aggie's young owls are programmed into becoming soldiers and are forced to join the organisation's army. While there, Soren makes friends and together they manage to break out and travel to the island of Ga'Hoole to help a group of owls battle against the evil leaders at St. Aggie's. Geoffrey Rush and Helen Mirren also add their voice talents.

Animated feature starring the loveable, but incredibly lazy, cat Garfield (voice of Frank Welker). While Garfield is happily minding his own business, cooking up a feast with his friends Odie (Gregg Berger) and Nermal (Jason Marsden), he is interrupted by the arrival of aliens in Cartoon World set on wreaking havoc and destruction. Everyone, including Odie and Nermal, rallies round to try and save the world by becoming superheroes and fighting the aliens, everyone, that is, except Garfield, who is not particularly keen on the effort and hard work that may be involved in such an activity. However, when Odie and Nermal are in danger, Garfield is forced to think again and become, despite himself, the unlikeliest of feline daredevils.

Full-length feature based on the Belgian comics created by Peyo in 1958. The villainous McCreep appropriates the magic flute which was created by the Smurfs. McCreep uses the magic flute, which makes people dance uncontrollably, to steal from others. Court jester Peewit and knight Johan are sent by their King to find the villain and return with the flute. With the help of wizard Homnibus, Peewit and Johan travel to Smurfland where Papa Smurf decides a new flute will be made which will counteract with the original one. But when McCreep and his partner in crime, Flatbroke, plan to invade the King's castle, the Smurfs must come up with a plan to outwit the criminals.

Five more episodes from the children's animation series following builder Bob (voice of Neil Morrissey) and his gang of talking vehicles. This instalment sees the team build a new football stadium and Scratch, who has recently joined the group, learns the value of having naps and following instructions. Episodes comprise: 'Roley's Rovers', 'Start from Scratch', 'Night Time Scratch', 'Scratch Goes Solo' and 'Dizzy in Charge'.

Three more episodes of the fourth animated television incarnation of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's comic-book superhero. 16-year-old high school student Peter Parker is not only struggling with the usual teen issues of angst, peer pressure, and raging hormones - he is also having trouble adjusting to his newly-acquired superpowers of wall-climbing and the super-sensitive 'spidey-sense'. Episodes are: 'Market Forces', 'Competition' and 'The Invisible Hand'.

Ten more episodes, plus a special, from the animated television series about the life of an anthropomorphic pig called Peppa and her family. Episodes comprise: 'Peppa's Christmas (special)', 'Pirate Island', 'Cuckoo Clock', 'Pretend Friend', 'The Long Grass', 'The Dentist', 'Zoe Zebra, the Postman's Daughter', 'Nature Trail', 'Pen Pal', 'School Bus Trip' and 'Granny and Grandpa's Attic'.

The complete first season of the popular animated series. Join the courageous Chip 'n' Dale along with their friends Gadget Hackwrench, Zipper and Monterey Jack as they face off against some of the most outrageous villains the world has ever seen. Whether investigating stolen peanut supplies at the local zoo or thwarting the plans of the evil Fat Cat and his gang, the Rescue Rangers use their unique perspective to solve mysteries that leave the police baffled. Episodes comprise: 'Piratsy Under the Seas', 'Catteries Not Included', 'Dale Beside Himself', 'Flash the Wonder Dog', 'Out to Launch', 'Kiwi's Big Adventure', 'Adventures in Squirrel Sitting', 'Pound of the Baskervilles', 'Risky Beesness', 'Three Men and a Booby', 'The Carpetsnaggers', 'Bearing Up Baby' and 'Parental Discretion Retired'.

All the best strikes from the greatest club competition in the world 2005-2006.

All of Pat's adventures as head of the Special Delivery Service - which means he can now be called upon to deliver anything, anytime, anywhere.

Together with his new boss, Ben, a fleet of new vehicles and, of course, his faithful companion, Jess the cat, Pat proves that he can always be relied upon to come to the rescue and save the day.

Four more thrilling episodes from the award-winning 'Batman: The Animated Series'. From battling the killer comedy of The Joker to tangling with new arch-foes like the insidious Sewer King, Batman explodes into action in one villain-crushing caper after another.

German computer-animated movie featuring the voice of Patrick Stewart. When Gaya's power stone is stolen by Professor N. Icely (Stephan Lander), local hero Zino (Glenn Wrage), his companion Boo (Alan Mariot), the mayor's daughter Alanta (Emily Watson) and the local trouble makers The Snurks are pulled into the vortex as well. When they wake up, they find themselves in a world filled with giants, monster rats and buildings that reach into the sky.

Five animated adventures from the caped crusader of Gotham City. In 'Leather Wings', the police suspect that Batman is responsible for a horrifying bat creature that is terrorizing Gotham city. Batman must act quickly to clear his name and find the true culprit. The Joker escapes from Arkham Asylum in 'Christmas With the Joker' so that he can host his own deadly TV Christmas Special. In 'Nothing to Fear', Batman must face his deepest fear to defeat Gotham's newest super-villain, the Scarecrow. 'The Last Laugh' sees the Joker threatening Gotham City with a dangerous mind-altering lauging gas. Poison Ivy appears for the first time in 'A Pretty Poison', disguising herself as Pamela Isley to threaten the life of her new 'fiancé' District Attorney Harvey Dent with her deadly embrace, after he unwittingly eradicated a rare flower species several years before.

Disney's 1999 TV production of the classic 1977 musical Annie is remarkable for its casting of stage actors rather than ratings trump cards. Tony winners Audra McDonald (Grace), Alan Cumming (Rooster), and Kristin Chenoweth (Lily) join four-time nominee Victor Garber (Daddy Warbucks) and Les Misrables veteran Alicia Morton (Annie) to tell the tale of the Depression-era orphan who gets a taste of the upper-crust life. Not surprisingly, they all turn in strong performances, and even Oscar-winner Kathy Bates acquits herself well in a singer's role, as the villainous Miss Hannigan. Perhaps best of all is the original title moppet, Andrea McArdle, making a sensational one-minute cameo as the Broadway Star-To-Be in "N.Y.C." Compared to John Huston's plodding, overly busy 1982 theatrical release, this production as directed by Rob Marshall (Cabaret, among other shows) is quite conservative; few numbers leave the confines of their sets, giving it the feel of a stage production. It is also more faithful as a whole to the Broadway original, though at a running time of 90 minutes it leaves out most of the historical context of the FDR administration as well as some of Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin's familiar songs, and makes a few plot changes, some of which work and some of which don't. Because of the omissions, this probably isn't a definitive film translation of Annie, but it's well paced for a young audience, and would be an excellent introduction to get children interested in live theater. Annie was produced by the team behind the 1993 telecast of Gypsy with Bette Midler, as well as 1997's Brandy-Whitney Houston Cinderella, and there are plans for many others. As Broadway shows are too often represented on video by inferior big-screen translations, this trend toward good, solid small-screen productions is most welcome. --David Horiuchi

Another feature-length animated adventure for Scoobs and Shaggy. This time they realise that there are scarier things than homework when they become gym teachers at Miss Grimwood's School for Ghouls. Cripes! And their pupils are none other than the daughters of some very famous monsters! When the girls are kidnapped by the evil Revolta, they are rescued in typical Scooby-dooby-doo style.

Six more animated stories from the Disney studios. In 'Little Hiawatha' Little Indian cannot seem to kill the animals he hunts and ends up befriending a rabbit. In the Oscar-winning 'The Ugly Dickling' a baby duckling is shunned by his family for being ugly but finds a mother swan who takes him under her wing. 'Farmyard Symphony' sees a rooster, pig and lamb make beautiful music. 'Wynken, Blynken and Nod' sees three babies going to the moon in a wooden shoe. 'Merbabies' sees ocean waves turning into cherubic sea-maidens. And finally the Oscar-winning 'The Old Mill' goes inside a windmill during a stormy night.