The billboard of the last weekend of March takes to the cinemas the Spanish thriller ‘Land of no one’, starring Luis Zahera, Karra Elejalde and Jesús Carroza, and the action movie ‘A Working Man’. But they will not be the only proposals for next week in the rooms in which the drama with comic dyes’ in style ‘, the biopic that Jhonny Deep’ Modigliani, three days in Montparnasse ‘and Thrillers as’ La Ballena’ and ‘Sting can also be seen. Killer Spider ‘.
Based on the novel ‘The Office of Levon’ by Chuck Dixon, this Friday arrives at the ‘A Working Man’ cinemas, the action film directed by David yesterday and starring Jason Statham, Michael Peña and David Harbor. In the film, its protagonist has left behind a laureate military career in covert operations to lead a simple life working on construction. But the day that some people traffickers kidnap their boss’s daughter, whom she considers as the family, her search to rescue her discovers a world of corruption much greater than he could ever imagine.
Albert Pinto directs ‘Nobody’s land’, the story of three old friends embodied by Luis Zahera, Karra Elejalde and Jesús Carroza, whose paths cross in a story of loyalty and tension. The plot explores the limits of friendship in a context of crime and moral dilemmas, with a raw and direct style.
‘Emmanuel Coucol, about Thibaut’s story, a international renowned orchestra director who travels around the world. When he learns that he was adopted, he discovers the existence of a younger brother, Jimmy, who works in the cafeteria of a school and plays the trombone in a small music band. Everything seems to differentiate them, except their love for music.
Jhonny Deep directs ‘Modigliani, three days in Montparnasse’, the biographical drama about the artist Riccardo Scamarcio, Antonia Decat, Bruno Gouery, Ryan McParland, Luisa Ranieri, Stephen Graham, Al Pacino, Floriane Andersen, Russell Anthony, Ruki Baunoch in the cast. The film goes back to the Paris of 1916, in an avant -garde and bohemian atmosphere, the artist Amadeo Modigliani lives turbulent days touring the streets, galleries and bars of the city.
Gemma Blasco directs ‘La Fury’, a film about sexual violence, in which a young actress is raped at an old night party and does not recognize her aggressor. When he goes to his brother Adrián in search of shelter and compression, he reacts by questioning and pressing it. Over a year, disgust, shame and blame and find in the theater the only way to channel his pain and anger.
‘La Ballena’ is a film directed by Pablo Hernando in which its protagonist is a ruthless hired killer from another world, a place inhabited by monstrous creatures.
Under the direction of Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson arrives ‘Ghostlight’, a moving history with comic dyes about the power of the theater to make sense of personal problems and stories outside the stage. The tape tells the life of a medium -age construction pawn afflicted by a family tragedy. Away from her selfless woman and her talented but problematic daughter finds comfort in an amateur company of maladaptive actors.
Horror movies
The horror cinema will also have its hole in the billboard this weekend with the premiere of ‘Sting. Kiah Roache-Turner’s Kiah Spider ‘, in which a 12-year-old rebel girl adopts a small spider that finds in her ruinous building as a pet. This begins to acquire a gigantic size and its appetite is increasingly insatiable. It is then that Charlotte and his family are trapped and forced to fight for their survival.
‘A free man’ explores the life and work of Agustín Gómez Arcos, the exiled Spanish writer who achieved great success in French literature in the 70s, while his name remained silenced in Spain. His works, translated into more than twelve languages, addressed topics such as democratic memory and identity.
And ‘Hello Frida’ is the animation tape that tells the story of a different girl. His world is Coyoacán in Mexico. Bright, vibrant, everything interests him and when difficulties arise, he faces them with an overflowing imagination. This girl is called Frida Kahlo!