Who says Wednesday says cinema. Today we offer you our selection of films of the week, to best guide you through the dark halls.
1. Maria by Jessica Palud
Maria is no longer a child and not yet an adult when she lights up the film of a sultry movie that became cult: Last Tango in Paris. She quickly achieves celebrity and becomes an iconic actress without being prepared for either glory or scandal…
2. Inside Out 2 by Kelsey Mann
Freshly graduated, Riley is now a teenager, which inevitably triggers a major upheaval within headquarters that must face something unexpected: the arrival of new emotions! Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust — who have long functioned successfully — are unsure how to react when Anxiety arrives. And it seems she is not alone…
3. New World by Vincent Cappello
Rohid, a young Afghan refugee in Paris, must find work to send money to his mother, threatened with death by the Taliban. While he diligently studies the French language and tries to integrate, his little brother remains numbed by their ordeal. Rohid crosses paths with Sandor, charismatic and resourceful, with whom he takes on multiple odd jobs. Step by step, he regains hope of making a place for himself in this new world.
4. Survive by Frédéric Jardin
A disaster shakes the planet: the Earth’s magnetic poles have reversed. The oceans have annihilated the continents, leaving behind a vast desert. In this ravaged world, a family must struggle for survival. When the poles reverse again, it will be too late.
5. The Bikeriders by Jeff Nichols
In a city bar, Kathy, a young woman with a strong-willed personality, crosses paths with Benny, who has just joined the Vandals motorcycle gang, and immediately falls for him. Like the country at large, the gang, led by the enigmatic Johnny, is gradually evolving… While the bikers once welcomed all those struggling to find their place in society, the Vandals are becoming a band of shameless thugs. Benny must then choose between Kathy and his loyalty to the gang.
