Zac Efron and Allen White are making big bets in theaters this week

Also released were the horror movie ‘Imaginary’, the forensic drama ‘The Goldman Case’ and two movies that talk about different points of view. toxic masculinities: The British’s ‘How to have sex’ and Australia’s ‘Hotel Royal’.

‘Iron Clan’

Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White, actors of the period in the TV series ‘The Bear’, play two of the Von Erich brothers, who became wrestling legends in the early 80s, and who were also subjected to tragedy when they achieved victory. . ‘Iron Clan’, whose main cast was completed by Harris Dickinson and Stanley Simons and directed by Sean Durkin, became the center of great attention. Blockbuster movie in the United StatesIt is an A24 production that has collected almost $40 million and is one of the cornerstones of today’s American independent cinema.

‘We treat women very well’

Directed by three-time Goya-winning costume designer Clara Bilbao, the film stars Carmen Machi and Antonio de la Torre. ‘We Treat Women Too Good’ is a black comedy based on Raymond Quenau’s novel and recently won the best first film award at the Malaga Festival. The story unfolds [1945sonbaharında, kaçak bir grup maki, Remedios Buendía’nın (Machi) heyecanla gelinliğini denediği postaneyi ele geçirmek gibi kötü bir fikre kapılır. Remedios, değerlerini savunmada ne kadar ileri gidebileceğini gösterecek ve kimse onu durduramayacak.

‘Nasıl seks yapılır’

British filmmaker Molly Manning Walker reflects on the lack of consent and sexual education teenagers receive in her debut feature, ‘How to Have Sex’, which triumphed at festivals such as Cannes and La Seminci. Mia McKenna Bruce received BAFTA’s best rising star award. The movie tells the following Summer holiday of three British teenagers Those who travel to the Greek island of Malia for the summer of their lives to party, drink and date.

‘Imaginary’

Blumhouse’s latest production explores the seemingly innocent world of imaginary friends to raise a disturbing question: Are they truly a figment of childhood imagination, or are they hiding something scarier? ‘Imaginary’, directed by Jeff Wadlow back to the imaginary friend idea Many children claim that little Alice became attached to her through Chauncey, a teddy bear with a cute appearance but a nasty interior.

‘Goldman case’

Directed by Cedric Kahn, ‘The Goldman Affair’ is a forensic drama that reproduces the events and circumstances surrounding one of the most remarkable and controversial cases of the 20th century in France against the political activist, Holocaust survivor, literary icon and thief. Pierre Goldman in the 1970s. Hearing, Goldman Two pharmacists were killed He is involved in a chain of robberies that he confesses to committing. Found guilty at the first trial and sentenced to life imprisonment, Goldman declared his innocence in blood crimes and accused the Police of conspiring against him.

‘Royal Hotel’

After examining the sewers of the Weinstein case in ‘The Assistant’ (2019), Australian director Kitty Green continues to examine the dynamics of gender power in her second feature film ‘The Royal Hotel’, which is in contention for the Golden Shell. Last San Sebastián Festival. The film stars actress Julia Garner in the leading role. Sexist violence embedded in the story of two friends Backpacking around Australia, Americans find temporary work behind the bar of a bar in a remote mining town when they run out of money.

‘Radical’

Mexican actor and comedian Eugenio Derbez, who is considered one of the most influential Hispanic people in the entertainment industry in the United States, plays an elementary school teacher who attends one of the most troubled schools in a border city in ‘Radical’. Directed by Christopher Zalla. The teacher makes a start radical teaching method You will be faced with a very difficult environment based on encouraging your students’ curiosity, but with incomprehension from your colleagues.

‘Stella’

From September 1943 to World War II. Until the end of World War II, Stella Goldschlag betrayed hundreds of Jews to the Nazi secret police. The story that revolves around The dilemma between betrayal and survivalIt was turned into a film by Kilian Riedhof with the help of actress Paula Beer, who won the best European actress award for Christian Petzold’s film ‘Ondina’ (2020).

‘Our last dance’

Contemporary dance as an escape for a retiree who has just lost his wife is the subject of ‘Our Last Dance’, directed by Swiss filmmaker Delphine Lehericey and featuring Spanish choreographer María José Ribot’s debut as an actress. François Berléand plays Germain, a 75-year-old retiree. rebuild your life After the sudden loss of his wife, his family overprotects him with unexpected visits, incessant calls, and piles of lunch boxes in the fridge.

‘From pink to yellow’

Manolo Summers (1935-1993), who won the Silver Shell award for best director for his first film ‘Del rosa… al yellow’, became a hugely popular figure in the 60s and 70s; time has been unfairly forgotten. Miguel Olid confirms his legacy and fight against censorship in the documentary ‘Summers el revolt’, which also features Hombres G’s singer’s son David and brother Guillermo, as well as filmmakers and critic such as Fernando Trueba and José Luis Garci. Mirito Torreiro.