As it does every Wednesday, the box office presents new films. Movie enthusiasts will be delighted!
This week, the theaters will give you chills. The second installment of the saga “Don’t Breathe” by Rodolfo Sayagues is finally on screen.
Fasten your seatbelts as English director Christopher Münch takes you back in time with a remake of “The Hours and Times.” This film offers a chance to travel to Barcelona with John Lennon and the Beatles’ manager.
This time, the journey transports you to the future. Science fiction fans will get their fill: the feature film “Reminiscence” by Lisa Joy tells a love story in an apocalyptic setting.
Still in the realm of imagination, the witch hunt continues in the Basque Country. “The Witches of Akelarre” by Pablo Agüero depicts the fate of six young women condemned to be witches, no matter what they say.
Speaking of women… What would journalism be without women? “France” by Bruno Dumont highlights the condition of female journalists and the reality of the media system. Starring is former Bond girl Léa Seydoux.
They are not yet women, but they will be. “Petite danseuses” is a documentary by Anne-Claire Dolivet revealing the demands faced by young prodigies.
A change of scene… The comedy “Fragile” by Emma Benesta discusses the heartbreak of Az, an oyster farmer in Sète.
In a different vein, “La terre des hommes” by Naël Marandin invites you to meet Constance, the daughter of a farmer who struggles to assert herself against large operators.
You will also find a Constance in the new screening by Toni Garcia. The animated film “D’Artagnan and the Three Musketeers” takes you on a journey to the capital.
Two theaters, two atmospheres, but always for your children’s pleasure. A second animated film is also a headliner this week. With “The Magic Ark” by Vasiliy Rovenskiy, dive headfirst into the daring universe of the dolphin Delphi.
