In the dynamic world of cinema, April is set to be a month full of excitement with releases covering all possible genres and themes. From deeply human dramas to light-hearted comedies, action-packed plots and films with a marked social focus, movie theaters are ready to offer entertainment quality for all audiences. Below, we explore in detail some of the films you won't want to miss this April. Enjoy this selection we've created for you!
The year of fury
- Directed by Rafa Russo
- Cast Alberto Ammann, Joaquín Furriel, Daniel Grao
Set in Montevideo in 1972, the story deals with the days before the establishment of a dictatorship in Uruguay. The plot follows Diego and Leonardo, two scriptwriters of a political satire program who face pressure from their superiors and growing fears of censorship and military reprisals. At the same time, Lieutenant Rojas, in charge of inhuman tasks such as torture, seeks to redeem his guilt through his relationship with Susana. The lives of these characters intersect as they try to find a way to preserve their humanity in dark times.
This movie mixes historical drama with a psychological analysis of societies subjected to oppression, exploring how moral boundaries can be bent in times of crisis. It is, without a doubt, one of the strongest bets in Latin American cinema this year.
War of lies
- Directed by Johannes Naber
- Cast Sebastian Blomberg, Dar Salim, Virginia Kull
In the context of the search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, this political thriller puts its focus on the biochemical weapons expert Arndt Wolf, who attempts to prove the existence of these weapons based on the statements of a supposed informant called "Curveball." The German Intelligence Service gets involved, and what begins as a verification mission turns into a network of international intrigues.
The film not only presents a critical analysis of the decisions that led to the war in Iraq, but also sheds light on ethical issues in espionage and media manipulation. Perfect for lovers of political denunciation cinema.
Another round
- Directed by Thomas Vinterberg
- Cast Mads Mikkelsen, Thomas Bo Larsen, Magnus Millang
Four professors decide to embark on an experiment on the effects of alcohol in everyday life, maintaining a constant level of intoxication to enhance their creativity and confidence. At first, the results seem promising, but soon the experiment spirals out of control, putting their personal and professional lives at risk.
Oscar winner, Another Round raises questions about the limits of indulgence and the dynamics of self-discovery through risky decisions. A film that balances the drama and comedy brilliantly.
Little Miracles on Peckham Street
- Directed by Vesela Kazakova, Mina Mileva
- Cast Irina Atanasova, Angel Genov, Orlin Asenov
In the midst of the Brexit crisis, Irina, a single mother of Bulgarian origin, fights to defend her community against the gentrification in London. The film presents a moving and deeply human account, mixing social criticism with an optimistic narrative about the power of unity.
Its starting point, a cat trapped in a wall, serves as a catalyst for changes in the characters' lives, showing how small events can cause great transformations.
Mama Maria
- Directed by Jean-Paul Salomé
- Cast Isabelle Huppert, Hippolyte Girardot, Farida Ouchani
The multifaceted Isabelle Huppert plays Patience Portefeux, a translator for the police who, in a twist of fate, becomes a drug dealerUsing his wits and the knowledge gained during his career, he builds an empire criminal that navigates the fine line between legality and crime.
With elements of humor and a unique approach, this film offers a perspective fresh about the underworld of crime.
Chronicle of a storm
- Directed by Mariana Barassi
- Cast Ernesto Alterio, Clara Lago, Quique Fernández
On a stormy night, a newspaper director, Antonio, and a young journalist, Maca, are trapped in the office. During those hours, they have deep conversations about life, love and ethics in the journalism, marking a before and after in their lives.
An intimate but revelation-filled story that explores the Dynamics of power in the workplace and the decisions that shape our destiny.
April's cinema promises a varied and quality film offering that not only entertains but also invites us to reflect on various themes. This month is ideal for disconnecting from everyday life and immersing yourself in stories that move you, make you laugh or simply inspire you.
If you don't want to wait for these films to be released to enjoy an afternoon at the cinema, take a look at the March premieresYou will find most of the films that are still in theaters.