★★★★ "The word of mouth summer sleeper hit [of 2025] with a big, big heart”: The Times

"A bittersweet, cardigan-clad small treasure of a film and a balm for battered souls." - The Observer

Warm, funny and quietly moving, The Ballad of Wallis Island is a charming British comedy-drama about music, memory and second chances. Faded folk musician Herb McGwyer (Basden) travels to a remote island for what appears to be a lucrative private performance, only to discover that his audience consists of one eccentric superfan (Key) and his former musical and romantic partner, Nell Mortimer (Mulligan). As old tensions resurface and long-buried feelings emerge, an unexpected reunion offers each of them the chance to reflect on love, loss and the paths not taken. Filled with gentle humour and wonderful music, this is an uplifting and deeply affecting story.

A remote island. An eccentric superfan. A folk duo with unfinished business. The Ballad of Wallis Island is a warm, witty and deeply touching comedy-drama in which Herb McGwyer and Nell Mortimer are reunited for one unforgettable performance that may change all of their lives.

★★★★ “Miriam Margolyes brings her mischievous spirit to this heartwarming comedy”: Saga Magazine Film of the Month Three eccentric nuns. One runaway boy. An unforgettable journey. Holy Days is a heartwarming comedy that blends laugh-out-loud moments with genuine emotion, celebrating resilience, friendship and the unexpected families we create. A joyful feel-good film that's guaranteed to leave you smiling.

A runaway boy, three delightfully eccentric nuns and an unforgettable road trip combine in Holy Days, a joyful comedy full of warmth, heart and laughter. When a young boy finds refuge in a struggling convent facing closure, an unlikely group sets off on an adventure that changes all of their lives. Packed with humour, touching performances and unexpected twists, Holy Days is a moving celebration of resilience, friendship and the families we choose for ourselves. Beneath the high-speed hijinks lies a heartfelt story about hope, belonging and discovering that home can be found in the most surprising places.