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Perfect couple Matt Damon and Emily Blunt fight to stop a mysterious organisation from splitting them up. Intriguing sci-fi romance. Strong language/flashing images. (2011)(102 mins)

Iconic romance based on Truman Capote's novella, as Audrey Hepburn stars in her defining role as socialite Holly Golightly. Discriminatory content. (1961)(110 mins)

Andra Day stars in her Oscar-nominated, Golden Globe-winning role as Billie Holiday. Biographical drama. (2021)(130 mins)

A group of youngsters get into to all sorts of trouble when their clubhouse is destroyed and their prized go-kart is stolen by local bullies. Family fun. Flashing images. (1994)(79 mins)

High schoolers Sean Penn and Jennifer Jason Leigh discover the joys of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. Classic 80s comedy with a script by Cameron Crowe. Sex/mature themes. (1982)(85 mins)

Celebrate outstanding women in cinema as we highlight female Oscar winners across the categories, from iconic leading ladies to women trailblazing behind the scenes.

Uptight writer Ben Affleck is travelling to Georgia for his own wedding when fate, and an encounter with free spirit Sandra Bullock, changes everything. Road trip romance. (1999)(101 mins)

In this Oscar and BAFTA-winning thriller with Carey Mulligan, a woman pursues her own form of justice after her friend is sexually assaulted. (2020)(113 mins)

Spin-off horror prequel with Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn. A small group attempts to survive an invasion in New York City. (2024)(100 mins)

Anya Taylor-Joy stars in the origin story of rebel warrior Furiosa, as she faces the great biker horde led by Chris Hemsworth's Dementus. (2024)(148 mins)

Paramedic Dakota Johnson's visions into the future lead her to protect three young women. Thriller with Sydney Sweeney. (2024)(112 mins)

Gal Gadot stars as an Amazon warrior princess who leaves her hidden island home to fight in the Great War. (2017)(136 mins)

CIA officer Jessica Chastain leads the US hunt for Osama Bin Laden in this gripping Oscar-winning drama. Strong language/mature themes/violence/flashing images. (2012)(151 mins)