Enid Blyton's cherished children's classic is finally making its way to the big screen. 'The Magic Faraway Tree' is set to arrive in Indian cinemas on September 4, 2026, distributed by PVRINOX Pictures. The film had its UK release on March 27 and hits US theaters on August 21.

Led by two-time Oscar nominee Andrew Garfield (Hacksaw Ridge, Tick, Tick...Boom!) and Claire Foy (The Crown), the ensemble cast features Nonso Anozie as Moonface, Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton) as Silky, Emmy winner Jessica Gunning as Dame Washalot, Jennifer Saunders as Grandma, and Rebecca Ferguson as the formidable Dame Snap.

Garfield, who plays Tim in the film, says the story's message feels particularly relevant in an increasingly screen-driven world. "I think people are craving connection and community and a kind of reconnection to the earth and to each other," Garfield said. The actor, who immediately connected with Simon Farnaby's screenplay, added: "I really just adore his sense of whimsy and heartfeltness and magic and joy".

The film follows a modern family who relocate to the countryside, where three children stumble upon an ancient, towering tree inhabited by eccentric characters. With every climb, the tree transports them to a brand-new fantastical land. "There's magic in the ordinary," Garfield said, summing up one of the film's central ideas. Brought to India by PVR INOX Pictures, the film releases in cinemas across India on September 4, 2026.