Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard) is a reserved, quiet spy novelist who is strongly attached to the quiet comfort of her home, when she is pulled into the dangerous world of espionage when the plots of her novels whisper a little too close to the very real sinister activities of an powerful clandestine syndicate.

When a spy named Aiden (Sam Rockwell) appears at her door he says it is to save Elly from being kidnapped or kill – he says – Elly and her beloved cat are dragged into an underground world riddled with backbiting and double-crossings. 

A slew of A-listers and familiar faces are gracing our screening, including Henry Cavil, Catherine O’Hara, Sofia Boutella, Dua Lipa, Samuel L. Jackson, John Cena, and Bryan Cranston, is set to amaze and enrapture with the striking cinematography and fast-pasted action.

Alexandra Thurston

When a family of ducks, led by an over-cautious father, decides to leave the comfortable safety of New England Pond for a daring and daunting trip to Jamaica; their meticulous plan quickly falling into awry when they are swept up and lost in winds leaving them windswept in raucous city of New York.

The adventure inspires the wary family to fly to new horizons, opening themselves up to new friendships and achieving more than they would have dared.

With a star-studded cast of Awkwafina, Elizabeth Banks, Kumail Najiani, and Danny DeVito it is no surprise the film has a 72 per cent rating on rotten tomatoes. Migration is a fun-loving, easy laughing film perfect for a pick me up with the colder months on the out.

Alexandra Thurston