Kenneth Brannagh’s return to the role of detective Hercule Poirot in the new feature film of one of the world’s biggest names writer’s cinema EuropeanNanni Moretti and the end of the youth romantic saga “After” are some of the most remarkable productions that will be released next Friday.
Brannagh’s Detective Poirot Returns in ‘Venice Mystery’
Kenneth Brannagh, who won the Oscar for best screenplay with the movie “Belfast”, brings back the famous detective Hercule Poirot with the movie “Venice Mystery”. Adapted from the novel “Apples” Christie Agatha, Directed by the Northern Irishman and starring Kyle Allen, Camille Cottin, Jamie Dornan and Tina Fey, among other actors.
This is his third film about Poirot, after “Murder on the Orient Express” (2017) and “Death on the Nile” (2022), and the plot takes place in Venice after World War II, on the eve of Halloween, where the detective It takes place at a time when it has passed. He will attend a session that ends badly.
Nanni Moretti pays tribute to cinema in “The Sun of the Future”
Italian Nanni Moretti, director of “Caro Diario” (1993) Drops of humor, social criticism and autobiography His new film, in which he directs and stars, revolves around a well-known Italian filmmaker who is preparing to shoot a new film about the bankruptcy of the communist utopia.
His relationship, family crisis and the demands of the platforms that change the rules of the cinema game get in the way of this task.
A thriller about jihadist terrorism from Calparsoro
Directed by Daniel Calparsoro, director of productions such as “Salto al vacuum” (1995) or “One Hundred Years of Forgiveness” (2016) Luis Tosar And Inma Cuesta In “All the Names of Allah”, A thriller about jihadist terrorism.
Following an attack, Santi is taken hostage by Hamza, the only surviving terrorist, but an unexpected development reverses the roles and turns Santi into a human bomb walking down Madrid’s Gran Via with an explosives-laden vest.
The youth romantic saga “After” comes to an end
epic “After”, based on the literary phenomenon of author Anna Todd It ends with this fifth film, which reveals what happened to Hardin and Tessa, two “soul mates” who cannot be separated from each other but do not know how to be together.
Burdened by writer’s block and a painful breakup from Tessa (Josephine Langford), Hardin (Protagonist Fiennes Tiffin) travels to Portugal to search for a woman he hurt in the past, but also to find himself and hope of getting Tessa back.
“Cuckoo.” Belén Cuesta was horrified
Goya Award winner “Endless Trench” (2020), Seville actor Belen Cuesta turns into terrorism In “The Cuckoo”, a film by Mar Targarona (“The Mauthausen Photographer”) that reflects the passage of time, ambition and motherhood.
Cuesta and Jorge Suquet play Anna and Marc, a young couple who are expecting a child and decide to take a break by swapping their home for that of an elderly couple living in the Black Forest. However, what seems like a sophisticated and peaceful home will be a real nightmare for them.
“Win or Die” movie about the Vendée uprising
French director Vincent Mottez falls into what is known as Battle of the Vendée, A counter-revolutionary and Catholic movement led by François-Athanase Charette a few years after the outbreak of the French Revolution in 1793.
The film, seen by more than 300,000 viewers in France, tells the story of how Charette, retired from the Royal Navy, decided to lead a people’s struggle to defend the Catholic faith.
“Richard the Stork and the Lost Jewel”, German animation
While spending the winter in a North African lake, a sparrow adopted by a family of storks comes across a flock of sparrows in danger and helps them search for a large jewel that is the only way to escape their enemies. Peacock.
It is directed by Mette Tange and Benjamin Quabeck, the same creative couple responsible for the successful film ‘Richard the Stork’ (2017), which served as the presentation of these lovable characters.
“Dharma Effect”, first love in cinema
José Luis Rojas’ first feature film as director and screenwriter declaration of love for cinema The film tells the story of young filmmaker Jon (Álvaro Lucas), who decides to make a movie with the help of his friends. During filming, he meets his mysterious colleague Darma (Dunia Rodríguez) and eventually falls in love. .
Documentary to become a TV series about Terenci Moix
“Terenci: The Endless Tale”, directed by Marta Lallana and created by Álvaro Augusto documentary About the author Terenci Moix The film, which will be released in feature film format this Friday, can be watched in four parts starting from September 22.
The program includes interviews with family and friends such as Boris Izaguirre, Colita, Núria Espert, Luis Antonio de Villena, Anaïs Schaaff (Moix’s goddaughter) and some of her former partners, including the actor and Terenci’s great love Enric Majó.