Wonka

Willy Wonka (Timothée Chalamet) is a legend. But even the legends were young. Just in a very different way to any other man.

At last, the lid is finally lifted on the big secret of the life of Willy Wonka, the chocolate wizard, the genius of sweets, the most extraordinary, the tastiest, the strangest chocolate maker: that he was a child. Then a young man. He travelled the world, stole quite a bit from an Oompa-Loompa (Hugh Grant) who was a rabbit among his peers, invented crazy chocolates and chased even crazier dreams: he longed to end his globetrotting, settle down and open his magical-charming-tasty-magical-chocolate shop. But unfortunately, a trio of chocolate makers are already operating in his hometown, and they're not afraid to use the most devious methods to protect their chocolate empire. However, Wonka remains in a state of trouble, captivity or even a steam room, his good humour inexhaustible and ready to prove that the best things in life start with a big dream, and for anyone lucky enough to live near Willy Wonka, anything can happen. At least.

Magic and music, crazy turmoil and big emotions, fantastic humour and heart-warming fun - that's what you get from Wonka and the film about him.