And when we say next, we mean in the next four weeks. There are many more, obviously the films that will be released soon in our rooms, but here you have a small selection with which you can start planning an afternoon or movie night. Because there is nothing like watching movies on the big screen, don't you agree?
Live is life
- Directed by Daniel of the Tower
- Starring Juan del Pozo and Raúl del Pozo
Summer of 1985. As every year, Rodri leaves Catalonia and returns to the Galician town of his parents to reconnect with his gang. However, this year is different from the rest. Real world problems begin to appear in their lives threatening to tear them apart. For this reason, and clinging to their friendship, they will undertake an adventure during the night of San Juan to find a magic flower capable of fulfilling their wishes.
Josephine
- Directed by Javier Marco
- Starring Emma Suárez, Roberto Álamo and Miguel Bernardeau
Juan, a prison officer, silently observes every Sunday the visit of Berta, the mother of one of the prisoners. The day he finally manages to get close to her, he surprises himself posing as another father and inventing a daughter in prison: Josefina. The need to fill the void in which Juan and Berta live, leads them to continue to find themselves beyond the reality that surrounds them.
Way down
- Directed by Jaume Balaguero
- Starring Freddie Highmore, Astrid Bergès-Frisbey, and Sam Riley
No one has been able rob the Bank of Spain, an impregnable financial institution. A legend that, however, does not scare Thom Johnson, the brilliant young engineer recruited to find out how to access its interior. In ten days, Thom and his team will have to discover the secret of the box, put together a plan, prepare the assault and take advantage of an unrepeatable escape plan, when the long-awaited final of the World Cup in South Africa brings together hundreds of thousands of fans at the gates of the Bank itself, to achieve glory or to end up in prison.
Till death. Until death do us part
- Directed by SK Dale
- Starring Megan Fox, Eoin Macken, and Callan Mulvey
After a romantic dinner at her remote lake house, Emma wakes up handcuffed to her late husband. Terrified and isolated in the dead of winter, she must escape the clutches of hit men to avoid the ingenious plan of her recently deceased husband.
Lemon bread with poppy seeds
- Directed by Benito zambrano
- Starring Elia Galera, Eva Martín and Pep Tosar
In a small town in the Mallorcan Anna and Marina, two sisters who were separated in their teensThey meet again to sell a bakery they have inherited from a mysterious woman whom they think they don't know. They are two women with very different lives: Anna has barely left the island and is still married to a man she no longer loves, and Marina - for her part - travels the world working as a doctor for an NGO.
Benito Zambrano adapts to the cinema 'Lemon bread with poppy seeds', the eponymous bestseller by Cristina Campos published by Planeta publishing house in 2018.
Belfast
- Directed by Kenneth Branagh
- Starring Caitriona Balfe, Jamie Dornan, and Ciarán Hinds
The autobiographical tape tells the story of a boy during the riots of the 1960s in Belfast, Northern Ireland. In addition to the vision of the young man, the camera focuses on a young working-class married couple who are caught in the chaos, and on the other hand on a couple of jovial elderly.
In addition to these you can also enjoy many of the Spanish movies that we proposed to you last month. Some have already been released but are still in theaters; others will hit theaters in the coming weeks. Which one are you going to start with? What movies do you want to see in the cinema soon?