Comedy, drama, science fiction, action... The
releases that arrive in the next few weeks
touch many genres.
Here are the movies that will attract the most viewers to movie theaters.
THE FABELMANS (February 10)
It has 7 Oscar nominations and is directed by Steven Spielberg.
Two compelling reasons to go to the cinema to see a story... about cinema.
In this
drama with details of Spielberg's own life
, a boy discovers a secret in his family with the help of his camera and the constant presence of his parents (played by Paul Dano and Michelle Williams) in 1990s Arizona. 60.
TITANIC (February 10)
James Cameron counts his films by successes.
Now that
Avatar 2
is sweeping theaters ,
Titanic
returns to theaters , a film that made history at the time and that will almost certainly be able to attract fans to pay the ticket and see it for the umpteenth time.
You already know the story, with very young Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio as two lovers
on the ship with the best-known shipwreck in history.
ANT-MAN AND THE WASP: QUANTUMANIA (February 17)
Paul Rudd puts on the Ant-Man suit again
in a film in which prominent acting heavyweights such as
Bill Murray, Michelle Pfeiffer or Michael Douglas
appear as secondary players .
Now, Anta-Man and The Wasp (Evangeline Lilly) will live adventures in the mysterious Quantum Realm, where everything (or almost) everything from the past can be fixed.
THEY TALK (February 17)
Nominated for an Oscar for Best Picture and Adapted Screenplay,
this hard-hitting drama by Sarah Polley features an outstanding cast: Frances McDormand, Rooney Mara, Claire Foy and Ben Whishaw
, among others.
Its story focuses on a group of women who live in a religious colony in Bolivia and who constantly doubt their faith after having suffered different sexual assaults.
THE TRIANGLE OF SADNESS (February 17)
From Sweden comes this black comedy that is up for three Oscars: Best Picture, Direction and Original Screenplay after having won the Palme d'Or at Cannes.
A groundbreaking proposal whose plot takes place in different spaces: a fashion week, a luxury cruise where the most diverse characters meet, and an island.
As if it were a circus, in these three tracks a story of egos and people that should be analyzed by specialists unfolds.
Like, for example, the character of the captain that Woody Harrelson plays.
THE BRIDE OF AMERICA (February 17)
Miren Ibarguren and Eduardo Casanova
take part in this comedy in which a father surprises his children with his new girlfriend.
Nothing less than 30 years younger than him and with the addition that they are going to get married.
A link that will happen in Mexico and that gives rise to all kinds of entanglements.
With Ginés García-Millán, Pepa Charro and Pol Monen.
IRATI (February 24)
In this historical film set in the 8th century, the leader of a valley decides to ask an ancient goddess for help in the face of an advancing enemy.
Thanks to that help, his son will have to participate in a dangerous mission in which, together with a pagan, they will live supernatural experiences.
A film shot largely in the Basque Country with Edurne Azkarate, Eneko Sagardoy and Itziar Ituño.
FAMILY AFFAIRS (February 24)
Marion Cotillard
leads this family melodrama in which two brothers are forced to reconcile after not seeing each other for more than two decades.
The reason for this reunion?
The death of her parents as a result of a traffic accident.
Arnauld Desplechin (
Jimmy P.
,
A Christmas Carol
) directs this film that was presented at the Cannes Film Festival.
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