Robin and the Hoods

Robin and the Hoods follows an eleven-year-old girl named Robin and her group of friends, known as The Hoods, who imagine a patch of overgrown land at the end of their street to be a magical kingdom. Their fantasy world is threatened when a property developer named Clipboard attempts to replace the wilderness with modern residential buildings and luxury facilities. After their protests are ignored by adults, the children take action to protect their imaginative sanctuary from being destroyed.

This adventure family fantasy was directed by Phil Hawkins, marking his second feature following Prancer: A Christmas Tale. The film was produced in the United Kingdom by Future Artists Entertainment and Sky Original Productions. The cast features Darcey Ewart in the lead role of Robin, alongside Naomie Harris as Clipboard, Gwendoline Christie as Aura, and Mark Williams as The Mayor. The production included a credited cast of 27 actors and has a runtime of 100 minutes. On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 4.3/10 based on 636 votes.