Premieres of your movie first friday of september The third installment in Denzel Washington’s “The Equalizer” action saga, the time travel family comedy “Jump!” and turn in the direction of Jaime Chávarri with “La manzana de oro”.
Robert McCall’s latest adventure “The Equalizer 3”
Denzel Washington represents for the last time ex-Marine Robert McCall, who will once again take the law into his own hands at his home in southern Italy when he learns that his new friends are threatened by a mafia clan.
This last adventure of the legend will be directed by Atoine Fuqua, and the cast will feature Dakota Fanning as well as Washington.
“Jump!”, time travel in a family comedy set in the eighties
Tamar Novas, Marta Nieto and children Rubén Fulgencio and Mario Santos direct the cast of this story, which is adapted from the director’s short film “Einstein-Rosen” and is the first feature film directed by Olga Osorio, who is the screenwriter with Araceli Gonda.
in it, In the 1980s, two Galician orphans discover a portal that teleports them their arrival in the present leads to misunderstandings that will cause them to search for the formula for going back.
Jaime Chávarri returns to directing with ‘La manzana de oro’
After his last feature film “Camarón” in 2005, the director of “El Desencanto” is adapting Fernando Aramburu’s novel “Ambitious Claims” into a film with Sergi López, Marta Nieto, Adrián Lastra and Roberto Enríquez, among others .
“The Golden Apple” is set at a poetry conference held annually at a monastery in northwest Spain, where an author will be rewarded with the fruit in question. The arrival of an unexpected guest causes a big event a series of adventures this will prevent the competition from being celebrated normally.
“Passages”, French romantic drama about a love triangle
Ira Sachs’ new film tells the story of film director Tomas (Franz Rogowski), who sleeps with Agathe (Adèle Exarchopoulos), a young woman he met at a nightclub on the last day of filming in Paris. When Tomas tells this to her husband Martin (Ben Whishaw), a passionate love triangle ensues where passion, jealousy and narcissism surface.
“Notes about a summer”, sincere love with Katia Borlado
Faced with the fact that her boyfriend Leo (Antonio Araque) is about to move in, teenage Marta (Katia Borlado) decides to spend a few summer days in her hometown of Gijón with her parents and teenage friends. There she will meet her old partner Pablo (Álvaro Quinta) and fall in love with him again and wonder whether to return to Madrid or stay in her hometown.
The movie, which was shot during the pandemic and directed by Diego Llorente, Won official section award at Rotterdam Festival and BAFICI in Buenos Airesit has a friendly atmosphere and a simple staging with the Éric Rohmer tone.
South African animation “I swallowed an alien”
The animation dose of the week is provided by this South African production; The story of the aliens Gus, Sophie and Max. accident on microscopic ship and they end up on Earth, or rather the head of 16-year-old Norman.
The “game” reborn from love in prison
Maggie Civantos and Nico Furtado star in this drama directed by Paco Sepúlveda. The story of a couple who were in crisis and decided to break up, and had to continue living together after being alarmed due to covid. Both will spend months of quarantine pretending to start the relationship from scratch as if they don’t know each other, and end the relationship once the isolation is over.
“Battle of Lulus”, French comedy in the First World War
Written and directed by Yann Samuell, the French production takes the audience to August 1914 and chronicles the adventures of four boys aged between 10 and 15, Lucien, Lucas, Luigi and Lulus Ludwig, after they disappeared during the eviction of their homes. Orphanage during the occupation of the German army.
“Marco Polo”: the suffering of a young man over the death of his brother
Omar Banana (“Veneno”, “Paquita Salas”, “I love you like crazy”) stars as Marco in director Pablo Riesgo’s feature film debut. antisocial and dependent young man In a family trying to heal the wounds of its past, the heroine must face the pain of the death of her brother who died on a party night.
“The New Toy”, a remake of the 1976 sitcom
French filmmaker James Huth reformulates Francis Veber’s 1976 film “Le jouet”; becomes Sami (Jamel Debbouze) in it night watchman of luxury goods store Earning income for the birth of her daughter when France’s richest man visits the store. The millionaire decides to give the object he chose as a toy to his son, and the boy chooses Sami.