Asa Butterfield

A cursed knife that unleashes a demon is discovered by a group of Salem teens, forcing them to play deadly childhood games where there are no winners.

"They've swapped Christmas - again. Can Hayley and James' relationship survive another turbulent family Christmas or has their future together gone off-piste?!" In the sequel, Lord Humphrey invites the Taylors to Christmas in a luxury ski resort in the Austrian Alps so they can meet his new American girlfriend. But Hayley's dad Geoff insists on handling his family's side of the booking and something got lost in translation. After a mix-up with transport at the airport, the two families end up at each others accommodation on different sides of a valley and opposite ends of the Tripadvisor ratings scale. "They've swapped Christmas - again. Can Hayley and James' relationship survive another turbulent family Christmas or has their future together gone off-piste?!"

Zeca's routine is about to be disrupted-not just because he is about to be fired, but also because of an unforeseen bond with Luisa, the coworker who breaks the news and who, somewhat kindly, offers to drive him home.

A depressed mute serial killer tormented in his house by the ghost of his victims. On the morning he's set to kill himself he's visited by a sudden walk-in client in need of a photo shoot.

Don Wallace (Finn Cole) is forced by his mother Babs Wallace (Jo Hartley) to attend a boarding school. Don is a teenager from a working-class family, who is enrolled in an exclusive public school called Slaughterhouse, where he struggles to fit in. Don finds the name Slaughterhouse to be a weird name for a school. Don was in the middle of moving schools, and Babs found that a place opened up in Slaughterhouse in the middle of the semester. Babs says that this school, Don will get direction and will rub shoulders with the future PMs, actors and pop stars. Mr. Meredith Houseman (Simon Pegg) is the housemaster, Willoughby Blake (Asa Butterfield) is Don's new roommate. Houseman and Blake are a bit cagey sharing anything about Blake's old roommate Viscount Seymour, as both find excuses whenever the topic comes up in front of Don. The school has houses, Andromeda is for girls, Xenephobes is for nerds, Olympus is for jocks, and Sparta/Farta is for the losers of the school. The school itself is an old palace, surrounded by woods on all sides and having a small lake in the middle of the estate. Swimming in the lake is not allowed, and woods are out of bounds. Clegg (Tom Rhys-Harries) is a snob & school prefect and Caspar De Brunose (Jamie Blackley) is the head boy. Audrey (Margot Robbie) is Houseman's crush, who was visiting slaughterhouse for just one year. Houseman misses Audrey, who is now in Africa. Houseman has regular video chats with Audrey and believes that he made a mistake by letting her go. Audrey was the school nurse and is now working in war torn areas to save lives of children. The Bat (Michael Sheen) is the principal of the school. A student committed suicide by hanging himself in the Sparta house, last semester. Presumably it was Viscount Seymour. A new fracking site opens on school grounds and leads to a sinkhole to open up. The fracking project was authorized by The Bat, who says that there is a large concentration of Shale gas under the school grounds, and this will substantial funds which will then be used to build a dry ski slope for the students and a long overdue prefect spa. Houseman goes jogging through the woods and finds the huge fracking tower. The sinkhole is also full of gas and the company sends down a pipe to suck it all up. The sonar images indicate something moving in the underground tunnels, but the workers ignore it to concentrate on the mother lode of gas. According to school legend, in 1330's a knight emerged to slaughter a mythical beast that was terrorizing the village and in exchange he was given title to the lands where the castle was built in 1334. The castle was converted in a school in 1770. Don has the hots for Clemsie Lawrence (Hermione Corfield). Clegg hates Don for eyeing Clemsie. Clegg is rumored to have come from a long line of criminals in his family. Blake counsels Don that Clemsie is the most sought-after girl in school, and he doesn't yet have the social credentials to approach her for a date. On a morning jog, Clegg was pushing everybody hard, and Don and Blake fell behind. Breakfast was going to close in 20 minutes, and they had no chance of making it through the normal route. Blake, and Don venture through the woods for a shortcut and discover the sinkhole with foul smells emanating from it. Blake takes a sample of the gas and sees that it can be set on fire. During their run they also meet Woody (Nick Frost) who is leading a protest group against fracking and warns Don & Blake against unimaginable horrors coming out from the sinkhole. Woody says that the sinkhole is a result of greedy capitalism and is a straight gateway to hell. He also alleges that The Bat and the CEO of the fracking company were chums back in the school days. Don was keeping an eye on Clemsie and one day he finds her hooking up with Smudger (Louis Strong). Don shares a smoke with Clemsie who tells him that Seymour was gay and was caught in a closet with another student. Clegg informed his parents, and Seymour committed suicide due to the embarrassment. Clegg finds Don smoking and chases him around the school throwing firecrackers at him. Don and Blake try to jump into the lake, but Clegg's firecracker ends up igniting the lake itself. That night a massive earthquake rocks slaughterhouse. The same night a monstrous scream emerges from the sinkhole. Clemsie, Kay (Isabella Laughland), Don and Blake venture out to investigate and find small, vicious rat creatures who attack them. Clemsie manages to kill one and takes it to The Bat. But he refuses to call in any authorities. Thats when one of the large rat like creatures attacks the entire group. The Bat is killed in the ensuing meddle, but the group escapes in the Bat's car. The group wants to escape, but Clemsie says she has to go back to the school to rescue Smudger as he is her brother. Don agrees as he is relieved that Smudger isn't her boyfriend. A pack of these rats attack a frat party, where Smudger is. Clemsie and Don rescue him, while Houseman kills one of the rats himself. Houseman decides that the group needs firepower to repel the rats. He leads the group to the school armory. But Clegg is already there and refuses to give arms to Blake and Don, whom he hates. He shoots Houseman, who calls Audrey, but isn't able to speak to her before both he and Clegg are carried away by rats. The group now decides to hide underneath the school tunnels, where they find Woody. The rats follow the group inside the tunnels and eat Woody. The group manages to escape out of the tunnels, but Blake and Don execute Woody's plan and set fire to the tunnels to kill all the rats. Clemsie and Don kiss. Meanwhile, the Headmaster's dog Mr Chips, and Houseman, who survived the attack, witness the school's destruction.

A hypochondriac working as an airport baggage handler is forced to confront his fears when a British teenager with a terminal illness enlists him to help her carry out her eccentric bucket list.

Raised by scientists in Mars, a young man returns to Earth to find his father.

A kind-hearted person must face his OCD condition in order to win his love back. Anand is a software engineer suffering from OCD. He wants everything to be perfect and clean. Anand falls in love with Meghana, who is okay with his obsession. But things get problematic as Anand's obsession comes in the way of their love. He is thrown into a situation where he has to overcome his obsession to succeed in love. Anand (Sharwanand) is a software engineer having OCD problems. He falls in love with his office mate Meghana (Mehrene) and manages to impress her. Will the person he loves learn to live with his quirks or will he have to change is the plot.

Nanny McPhee arrives to help a harried young mother who is trying to run the family farm, but finds that the children are fighting a war of their own against two spoiled cousins.

Inspired by the classic Universal film that launched a legacy of horror, The Wolfman brings the myth of a man cursed into lycanthropy back to its iconic origins and stars Academy Award_ winner Benicio Del Toro as a haunted nobleman lured back to his family estate after his brother vanishes. Reunited with his estranged father (Academy Award_-winner Anthony Hopkins), he sets out to find his brother...and discovers a horrifying destiny for himself. Also starring Emily Blunt and Hugo Weaving.

SS officer Ralf (David Thewlis) and his wife Elsa (Vera Farmiga) have a 12-year-old girl, Gretel (Amber Beattie), and an 8-year-old son, Bruno (Asa Butterfield). The father is promoted to Obersturmbannfuhrer & the new house is near a Nazi concentration camp, and Ralf is the new commandant. Bruno, living in Berlin, is uprooted to rural occupied Poland with his family. Bruno dislikes it as there are no other children to play with. The boy notices an extermination camp near the back garden from his bedroom window, but believes it to be a farm. From his bedroom window, Bruno spots a barbed wire fence with people in "striped pajamas" behind it. Bruno is forbidden by his father to mingle with the people in the "Farm". Bruno sneaks into the woods, arriving at a barbed wire fence surrounding the camp. Bruno becomes friends with a Hebrew boy, named Shmuel (Jack Scanlon) who is also Bruno's age, whom he meets at the fence. Shmuel tells Bruno that he is a Hebrew and that the Hebrew people have been imprisoned here by soldiers. Bruno meets Shmuel regularly, sneaking him food. Bruno is confused and doubts his father being a good person. Later, he is relieved after seeing a propaganda film about the camp depicting the camp's conditions as positive. The friendship between Bruno and Shmuel grows. An elderly Hebrew man named Pavel (David Hayman) is a servant in the family home. He is treated rudely by Ralf's adjutant, Lieutenant Kurt Kotler (Rupert Friend). Formerly a doctor, Pavel mends Bruno's cuts when he falls off his homemade tire swing. Ralf hires Herr Liszt (Jim Norton) to tutor Gretel and Bruno, & he is brainwashing them with anti-Semitic Nazi propaganda. This, along with Gretel's crush on Lieutenant Kurt Kotler, makes her fanatical in her support for the Nazi agenda. Bruno struggles to adjust to the rhetoric in the teaching after Pavel, a doctor-turned-family slave, comes to Bruno's aid after he sustains a minor injury. Elsa inadvertently discovers from Kurt that the smell from the camp is in fact burning prisoners, and she angrily confronts her husband. Ralph blames Kotler of anti-nationalism because his father migrated to Switzerland before the war to avoid national service. Embarrassed, Kurt viciously beats Pavel for spilling a glass of wine. Shmuel appears in the house as a new servant and, in his joy, Bruno gives him a cake to eat. However, Kotler starts yelling at Shmuel for speaking with Bruno and stealing food. Shmuel tells the officer that Bruno is his friend and that he gave him the cake. Frightened, Bruno denies, adding that he does not know Shmuel. The soldier tells Shmuel that they will later have "a little chat about what happens with rats who steal". Shmuel is not seen in the house anymore, and at first not at the fence either. Finally, Shmuel is at the fence again, with an injured right eye. Bruno apologizes. Shmuel soon forgives Bruno, and they become friends again. Kotler is later sent to the front for not advising his superiors of his father's opposition to the Nazi regime. Angered, Elsa reveals the reason for his transfer was because he had initially not alerted the authorities about his father. In Berlin, Ralf's mother Nathalie (Sheila Hancock), who disapproves of the Nazi regime, is killed by an Allied bombing raid. At the funeral, Elsa tries to remove a wreath from the Fuhrer out of respect for Nathalie and her beliefs, but Ralf stops her, causing them to fall out after the service. Elsa informs Ralf she does not want the children living in the vicinity of the camp. So, Ralf then informs Bruno and Gretel their mother is taking them to live with their extended family until the war is over. Bruno does not want to leave anymore, because of his friend Shmuel. Bruno visits Shmuel before he leaves. Shmuel tells Bruno that his father is missing. Bruno gives him the bad news that he will be moving away for good the next day after lunch. Wanting to make up for letting Shmuel down and unaware that his father has likely been murdered, Bruno agrees to help Shmuel to find his father, and returns the next day with a shovel to dig a hole under the fence to get into the camp, while Shmuel will bring an extra set of camp clothing. Shmuel provides Bruno with a prisoner's striped outfit and a cap to cover his unshaven head, then Bruno digs under the fence to join him. Shmuel's suggestion that he could leave the camp through the hole is rejected by Bruno, who focuses on the target of finding the father. Bruno changes his clothes and wiggles under the fence and is now in the camp with Shmuel. Bruno comes to realize that the camp is completely the opposite of what he saw in the propaganda film and wants to return, but Shmuel encourages him to continue helping to find his father. While they look in Shmuel's hut a group of guards and Kapos arrive and march all those inside (including Bruno and Shmuel) to a low concrete building. The men and boys are made to undress, supposedly for a shower, packed together into a gas chamber, where pesticide pellets are poured from a hole in the ceiling, filling the chamber with toxic gas. In the meantime, Elsa warns Ralf, who is in a meeting about increasing the capacity of the crematorium, that Bruno is missing. With Gretel, they run to the camp and try to find him. A search is launched and a dog tracks Bruno's scent to his discarded clothing. They find Bruno's clothes next to the hole under the fence. Ralf runs throughout the camp and discovers an empty hut, and, reaching the gas chamber, concludes that Bruno has been brought to the gas chamber with a group of Hebrews. Pavel is also seen undressing near the boys, and he looks at them and then turns away. When Ralf arrives, the boys are already dead, and he is devastated. Upon hearing Ralf's cry of "Bruno!" Elsa and Gretel realize what has happened and are equally devastated.