To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full‐on existential crisis. Or you're a Ken.

Barbie and her friends (also all called Barbie) live in Barbie Land, a world made perfect for Barbies, where Ken and all the other Kens live in adoration of their female counterparts. Though Barbie is thriving in the brightly-coloured utopia of Barbie Land where Barbies can be anything they want to be, she begins to be troubled by dark and deep thoughts that make her question what lies beyond her world.

Determined to answer life's biggest questions, she sets off on a journey which takes her into the human world, where she soon learns that life as a woman isn't quite built for Barbies...

Academy Award winner for Best Original Song: What Was I Made For? Also nominated for:
- Best Picture
- Best Actress In A Supporting Role
- Best Actor In A Supporting Role
- Best Adapted Screenplay
- Best Production Design
- Best Costume Design
- Best Original Song: I'm Just Ken

To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full‐on existential crisis. Or you're a Ken.

Barbie and her friends (also all called Barbie) live in Barbie Land, a world made perfect for Barbies, where Ken and all the other Kens live in adoration of their female counterparts. Though Barbie is thriving in the brightly-coloured utopia of Barbie Land where Barbies can be anything they want to be, she begins to be troubled by dark and deep thoughts that make her question what lies beyond her world.

Determined to answer life's biggest questions, she sets off on a journey which takes her into the human world, where she soon learns that life as a woman isn't quite built for Barbies...

Academy Award winner for Best Original Song: What Was I Made For? Also nominated for:
- Best Picture
- Best Actress In A Supporting Role
- Best Actor In A Supporting Role
- Best Adapted Screenplay
- Best Production Design
- Best Costume Design
- Best Original Song: I'm Just Ken

To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full‐on existential crisis. Or you're a Ken.

Barbie and her friends (also all called Barbie) live in Barbie Land, a world made perfect for Barbies, where Ken and all the other Kens live in adoration of their female counterparts. Though Barbie is thriving in the brightly-coloured utopia of Barbie Land where Barbies can be anything they want to be, she begins to be troubled by dark and deep thoughts that make her question what lies beyond her world.

Determined to answer life's biggest questions, she sets off on a journey which takes her into the human world, where she soon learns that life as a woman isn't quite built for Barbies...

Academy Award winner for Best Original Song: What Was I Made For? Also nominated for:
- Best Picture
- Best Actress In A Supporting Role
- Best Actor In A Supporting Role
- Best Adapted Screenplay
- Best Production Design
- Best Costume Design
- Best Original Song: I'm Just Ken

Sci-fi thriller starring Liev Schreiber. During the first manned space mission to Mars, one of the crew discovers what he believes is proof of bacterial life on the planet. Unwilling to let anyone else take the credit for his find, he sets out against the wishes of his fellow crew members to attain a sample before their relief vessel arrives. However, during what should be a routine excavation, the ground collapses and he falls into the resulting pit. The crew succeed in recovering him, but when they get back to the ship there's something very different about him...

Marc Evans writes and directs this drama starring the singer, Duffy, in her debut film role. When Rhys (Matthew Gravelle) is required to travel to South America to do a work assignment on Patagonia's Welsh community, his partner, Gwen (Nia Roberts), goes with him, despite the fact they are having relationship difficulties. While there, however, Gwen falls for their driver, Mateo (Matthew Rhys). At the same time, an elderly woman, Cerys (Marta Lubos), leaves Patagonia and heads to Wales where she hopes to discover her family's history. She is accompanied by her nephew, Alejandro (Nahuel Pérez Biscayart), who becomes romantically involved with local girl Sissy (Duffy).

Andrea Arnold ('Red Road', 'Fish Tank') directs this gritty, pared-down version of Emily Brontë's classic Gothic novel. Heathcliff (Solomon Glave/James Howson), a runaway slave boy, is brought back to the Earnshaws' isolated, wind-blown moorland farm from the streets of Liverpool. Brought up together in this unforgiving landscape, Heathcliff and his adoptive sister, Cathy (Shannon Beer/Kaya Scoledario), become attached to one another on a primitive and instinctual level that transcends the bond of sibling or lover. When Cathy is reluctantly married off to insipid local landowner Edgar Linton (James Northcote), Heathcliff is cruelly abused and later thrown out by his brutish adoptive brother, Hindley (Lee Shaw). He eventually returns rich, embittered and still craving his beloved Cathy.