Modern horror and a French comedy, the main releases of the week

Jordan Peele’s new nightmare ‘NOP’

Oscar winner for Best Original Screenplay ‘Let Me Go’ by Jordan Peele He returns with a new dystopian nightmare in which the inhabitants of a lonely California valley are faced with a grisly discovery.

The film arrived in Spain, alongside Oscar winner Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun, and after grossing $44 million in its US premiere, which is the best opening for an original film since 2019, according to distributor Universal.

A blockbuster comedy epic

original movie‘Oh my God, what have we done to you?’ (2014) was a box office phenomenon across EuropeWith over 12 million viewers in France and over 1.3 million in Spain.

Now comes the third and final part of the saga created and directed by Philippe de Chauveron. ‘God, what have you done to us?’ It saves much of the cast of the previous two, where Christian Clavier and Chantal Lauby were heads of the family reunited on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary celebration.

Scandinavian black comedy

Norway Hallvar WitzoHe makes his debut in the movie ‘Everybody hates Johan’ with this black comedy based on the idea of ​​a funeral whose story went wrong and won an award at Cannes for his short film ‘Yes we love’ (2014). the assistants experience the secret joy of being rid of the deceased.

Johan is an eccentric misfit from a small Norwegian village who was orphaned as a child and fond of explosives, trying to win the heart of his neighbor Solvor, whom he accidentally blew up as a child.

chasing the american dream

Colombian Harold Trompetero writes and directs This comedy that deals with the difficult conditions of immigrants in the United States.

The plot revolves around Armando Pulido (Carlos Hurtado), a builder who, fed up with the severe economic crisis in Colombia, decides to go to New York to pursue his American dream.