The Wrap: December 2023 | ScreenUK

We've nearly reached the end of 2023 and what a year it's been... These December releases will end the year with a bang!

Two white women looking worn down, their babies strapped to their chests, carrying rucksacks as they walk through a woods

Film

The End We Start From

A young white man with his arm around a middle aged white man in a club setting with fluorescent purple light on them

Film

All of Us Strangers

Young children playing on a snowy slope in snow suits and using wooden sledges

Film

Occupied City

An older white man with round glasses and a middle aged white man, both in suits, touching a wooden box on a desk

Film

Freud's Last Session

A white woman with long black hair wears a yellow satin dressing gown, stood in a forest with dappled light shining through, a man in a suit stands behind her

Film

Poor Things

A young white man stares at a tiny bright orange man with green hair trapped under a glass dome on a desk

Film

Wonka

An older white man sitting on a cushioned sun lounger by a private pool with lush greenery behind him, dressed in PJs and robe with a landline telephone to his ear

TV

Archie

Stop motion animation of a male chicken and a female chicken looking surprised at a small chick's leg, kicking and breaking free of it's egg shell in the hen coop

Film

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget

A white woman carrying a baby walking in a large, bright enclosed garden

Film

The Zone of Interest

Serene animated gameplay of a young white woman hopping across rocks in a lush, green Scottish landscape with music notes floating up from her

A Highland Song

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Boiling Point

Stephen Graham’s stressed-out head chef has a night that goes from bad to worse in this one-take drama.

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Last Night in Soho

Edgar Wright’s dazzling horror is a feverish descent into a seedy, 60s-set London.

Middle aged woman with brown hair looks as if she will cry with joy as she walks into a room to someone holding a chocolate cake with a lit candle, she is followed by a smiling young man and there are balloons in the room.

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Empire of Light

Sam Mendes follows up his BAFTA-winner 1917 with a swooning seafront ode to cinema itself.