SYLVANIAN FAMILIES: THE MOVIE in cinemas April

Sylvanian Families: The Movie is headed to cinemas this Easter from 4th April. It’s the first time Sylvanian Families has hit the big screen. Watch the trailer below and get all the latest information on the upcoming release!

In the village of Sylvania, nestled in an enchanting forest, the annual Star Festival brings joy and anticipation to all its animal inhabitants. At the heart of our story is Freya, a sweet and determined Chocolate Rabbit girl, who faces a delightful double challenge. As the festival approaches, Freya is tasked with the important responsibility of selecting the “Tree of the Year” for the celebration’s centrepiece. At the same time, she’s determined to find the perfect birthday gift for her mother. With the help of her adorable friends, Freya embarks on a heartwarming journey filled with creativity, friendship, and unexpected surprises.

Through her efforts to make everyone happy, Freya discovers the true magic of giving and the joy of togetherness, culminating in a touching celebration that lights up the Sylvanian night. Sylvanian Families: The Movie is a gentle, family-friendly tale of love, community, and the simple pleasures of life, perfect for all ages.

Sylvanian Familes: The Movie marks the very first feature film outing for these internationally loved and cherished characters. First created in 1985 and celebrating their 40th anniversary this year, Sylvanian Families is a unique and adorable range of distinctive animal characters that live, work and play in the idyllic land of Sylvania. The brand originated in Japan and first made the journey to the UK in 1987. It became an iconic and popular toy of the 1980s; and received the UK Toy of the Year award for three years running. Now sold in over 50 countries, Sylvanian Families has become a household name all over the world, with themed restaurants and even a dedicated theme park in Japan. To date, more than 100 million figures have been sold globally, proof of the enduring popularity among children of all ages, and even parents.