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Guardian's Weekly Entertainment Guide Highlights New Shaun the Sheep Film and Abi Morgan TV Drama Reboot

The Guardian's culture desk has published its weekly roundup of entertainment picks, spotlighting a new Aardman Animations film and a reworked television drama from writer Abi Morgan.

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The Guardian — Culture

The Guardian's Culture section has published its regular guide to entertainment releases for the week ahead, covering film, television and other cultural offerings, according to the publication.

Among the highlighted releases is "Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom," a new film centered on the character created by Aardman Animations, best known for the Wallace and Gromit franchise. According to the Guardian, the film is described as being out now and features a Halloween-themed plot in which a pumpkin patch is destroyed and a mysterious beast is loose. The guide notes that the character resorts to "weird science" to resolve the situation.

The guide also references a television drama titled "The Split Up," described by the Guardian as a Manchester-set reboot of writer Abi Morgan's earlier work centered on lawyers navigating romantic relationships. The publication's headline characterizes the earlier property as a "lawyers-in-love" drama.

The Guardian's overall guide, as indicated by its title, also encompasses additional entertainment picks spanning music, theatre and visual art, though further details of those selections were not included in the available excerpt.

The full guide is available on the Guardian's website under its Culture section.

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