Premieres on platforms
A Family Affair – Netflix
When Zara (Joey King) leaves his job as personal assistant to Hollywood heartthrob Chris Cole (Zac Efron), unwittingly sets the stage for A chance meeting between Chris and his famous mother writer, Brooke (Nicole Kidman). In just a few hours, Brooke and Chris realize the undeniable chemistry between them, leading to hilarious situations as Zara’s self-absorbed boss attempts to woo his incredulous mother. This multigenerational romantic comedy follows each character as they face the complications of the love, sex and identity. Directed by Richard Lagravenese (Beautiful Creatures, P.S. I Love You) written by Carrie Solomon, A Family Affair also stars Kathy Bates and Liza Koshy.
Fancy dance – Apple TV+
Jax (Lily Gladstone) is a Native American who has been taking care of his sister’s niece Roki (Isabel Deroy-Olson), that survives on Oklahoma’s Seneca-Cayuga Reservation, since it disappeared. Dedicate every free minute to Searching for her missing sister and help Roki prepare for the future. At the risk of losing custody, her father Frank (Shea Whigham) and she, set off and travel the country to find Roki’s mother. What begins as a search slowly turns into a much deeper exploration of the complexities and contradictions of indigenous women who navigate a colonized world at the mercy of a failed legal system.
Brushstrokes of love – Netflix
Japanese movie. Akito (Ren Nagase), 17 years old, suffers from an incurable disease which he never talks about to anyone. Knowing that her life will soon come to an end, she tries to find a way to cope with the time she has left on her own. So meet Haruna (Natsuki Deguchi), who He also suffers from a terminal illness and wants to face her destiny in a completely different way. She faces death with courage and Akito falls in love with her and her courage. Akito has feelings for her, but What can love mean if it is limited in time?
Pretending to be punk – Movistar Plus+
A film from New Zealand that premiered at the Rotterdam Film Festival. Ironic, empathetic and moving, this coming-of-age tragicomedy is set in the New Zealand 1979when the post-punk scene marked a brief but important moment in the country’s cultural history.
The protagonist of this semi-autobiography of director and screenwriter Jonathan Ogilvie This is Angus, a high school student from Christchurch whose world is changing rapidly: his mother has left home and most importantly, Angus has discovered ‘underground’ post-punk music!
Juanpis González: The president of the people – Netflix
Colombian comedy. Juanpis González becomes president of Colombia. He most spoiled man in the country He has to overcome a difficult test imposed by his grandfather to inherit the family fortune, through which he finds what, he believes, is his vocation: to do politics, but in a way that is not always legal.
The prison of the Andes – Filmin
The The five cruelest torturers of the Pinochet dictatorship They serve sentences of several centuries in a luxurious prison at the foot of the mountain range. It is an enclosure with a swimming pool, gardens and aviaries, where they are always watched by guards who look more like their employees.
When a television crew interviews Contreras, one of the inmatestheir statements have an unexpected impact. Fearing that they will be transferred to a regular prison, the soldiers will do everything possible to stay in place, unleashing delirium and violence in the middle of the mountains.
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