It’s a little over a month until Christmas, but the Spanish billboards they warm up the engines Family movies like ‘Kings Against Santa Claus’, documentaries for all audiences like ‘Sentiendo lo mucho’ about Joaquín Sabina, the blockbuster ‘Armageddon Time’ or Pilar Palomero’s delicious ‘La maternal’ movie.
Sabina in her purest form
‘Sentiendo lo mucho’ is a surface portrait of Joaquín Sabina by his friend filmmaker Fernando León de Aranoa. his voice is harsh, direct, and unevendescribing the artist’s intimacy, backstage and B-side without detracting from it.
Magi and Santa Claus
Short film producer and TV series director, Paco Caballero, director of ‘Amor de madre’ or ‘Perdiendo el este’, is directing the first film in Spanish cinema history where he starred with the Three Wise Men and Santa Claus. fight to see who is loved more by the kidsWanting to ruin Christmas, they have awakened their greatest common enemy, the evil Krampus.
“Doomsday Time”
‘Armageddon Time’, the new movie from the prestigious American filmmaker James Gray, who is the director of ‘Ad astra’ among others, the strength of a family and the ambition of generations The story of chasing the American dream, set in Queens in the 80s and starring Anthony Hopkins, Anne Hathaway and Jeremy Strong.
“mother”
Pilar Palomero, the director of the award-winning film ‘Las niñas’, returns to cinemas with ‘La maternal’, his second feature film, which tells the story of 14-year-old Carla (Carla Quílez), who lives in an apartment. At a roadside restaurant in a town with her single mother, Penélope (Ángela Cervantes), she skips class and spends hours with her best friend. Carla enters ‘La Maternal’ when the social worker realizes she is five months pregnant. center for underage mothers at risk of exclusion where he shares day-to-day with other young people like him.
“Big Maurice”
‘The Great Maurice’ directed by Craig Roberts narrates comedy tone The incredible true story of golfer Maurice Flitcroft, a crane operator in a small English town, when he saw his job in danger and decided to participate in the British Open, the most important tournament in the world, in 1976. sports more than I’ve seen on TV.
cliff walkers
Master Zhang Yimou’s latest film ‘Cliff Walkers’ is set in 1930s China, where four special agents of the Communist Party return to their countries after training in the Soviet Union and work together. embark on a secret mission. But after being handed over by a traitor, the spies find themselves under threat and will be tested on the dangerous snowy cliffs of Manchukuo.
‘Baby, how much I hate you’
Directed by romantic comedy veteran Peter Hutchings, ‘Honey I Hate You So Much’ follows the ambitious and charming Lucy Hutton (Lucy Hale), an old-school editorial assistant who has a troubled relationship with her counterpart, Joshua Templeton (Austin Stowell). at the trade publisher they just joined. A conflict arises as they compete for a promotion. conflicted feeling.
“Beast”
This horror movie starring Christina Ricci tells the story of a man. Traumatized woman running away from her abusive ex-husband But when he arrives at his remote new hideout, he discovers that they both must face a bigger and more terrifying monster.
“The great Swiss adventure”
From Russia comes this children’s animated film living the world. Adventures of a simple and friendly 16 year old boy named Grisha, who by the will of fate will have to serve the invincible commander Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, who will have to leave his beloved Sonya and go on a great journey. You will experience exciting adventures in an epic battle and witness important events.
‘The perfect robber’
Canadian Allan Ungar signs this thriller in which a seductive career criminal takes on a new identity in Canada after escaping from a Michigan prison and Robbed a record 59 banks and jewelers being chased by a police task force. He plays Mel Gibson in one of the leading roles.
“Disenchanted: Giselle returns”
It’s been fifteen years since Giselle and Robert got married, but Giselle was disappointed with life in the city, so they decided to move to the quiet community of Monroeville, but unfortunately that doesn’t suit her either. So he resorts to Andalusian magic and accidentally turning the city into a fairy tale.
“Spirited: The Spirit of Christmas”
This movie is a modern musical remake of the Charles Dickens classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ starring Ryan Reynolds, Will Ferrell, Octavia Spencer and Sunita Mani. A great blockbuster Written and directed by Sean Anders.
‘1976’ and ‘Kubrick by Kubrick’
It’s 1976, in Chile, while the rest of her family comes and goes on winter vacation, Carmen goes to the beach to oversee the renovation of her home. Carmen embarks on an adventure when her family’s priest asks her to take care of a young man she’s secretly harboring. unexplored territories.
‘Kubrick by Kubrick’ directed by documentary director Gregory Monro The legendary New York director examines the story of Stanley because these are exclusive interview recordings in which the director reflects his philosophy of life, his films, most of which are works of art, and his cinematographic legacy.
“Ambulance: Escape Plan”
Michael Bay, who directed top hits like ‘Armageddon’ (1998) or ‘Pearl Harbor’ (2001), is directing it. fast paced action movie about a fast paced and relentless chase On the streets of Los Angeles, starring Jake Gyllenhall with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (“Aquaman”).
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