The coming-of-age period drama Little Women is arriving to streaming services in the UK this month.
Greta Gerwig's re-imagining of Louisa May Alcott classic novel will be available on Sky Cinema and NowTV from December 11.
The 2019 adaption stars Emma Watson, Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh and Eliza Scanlen as the March sisters while Laura Dern plays Marmee March.
The story follows the four sisters' coming-of-age in the aftermath of the American Civil War. It sees Jo head to New York City to become a teacher and writer, Meg marries John but they have to deal with money problems, Amy goes to Paris with their Aunt March and falls for Laurie, while Beth remains at home with their mother as she is suffering with an illness.
Other stars include Meryl Streep, Timothee Chalamet, Bob Odenkirk, James Norton and Louis Garrel, who bring the characters of the 1868 story to life.
Upon its release at Christmas last year it received acclaim from critics and went on to be nominated for six Academy Awards including Best Film and Best Actress for Ronan.
Although it's not officially a Christmas film, the release date in 2019 and festive scenes will definitely get viewers into the festive spirit this year.
If you're a Sky customers with the film package you will be able to watch the film at any time on your Sky Q box. If you're not a Sky customer or don't have the film package then you can watch the film on on NowTV.
Just sign up for a Cinema Pass which comes with a free seven-day trial, and then costs £11.99 per month. You can cancel at anytime as it's contract-free.
To find out more and sign up go to nowtv.com.
