With the arrival of winter, there is no cozier plan than enjoying the upcoming films that will hit theaters between January 24 and the February 7We have selected a diverse list that includes shocking dramas, refreshing comedies y Exciting thrillers so you can find the perfect movie to suit your tastes. Get ready to dive into these captivating stories!
Dark Waters [Todd Haynes]
Cast: Mark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway, Tim Robbins, Bill Pullman, Victor Garber, Bill Camp, William Jackson Harper
Gender: Drama
Based on a shocking true story, this film follows tenacious lawyer Robert Bilott (Mark Ruffalo), who uncovers a dark secret: One of the world's largest chemical corporations, DuPont, is implicated in toxic pollution that affects numerous citizens. As he delves deeper into the case, Bilott puts at risk not only his career, but also the stability of his family and his own life. This story stands out for its powerful narrative and his criticism of unethical corporate practices.
"Dark Waters" not only addresses legal issues, but also explores the human drama behind the difficult decisions and the fight for the truth. The impeccable performance of its cast, especially Ruffalo, has been applauded by critics.
Emma [Pablo Larrain]
Cast: Mariana Di Girolamo, Gael Garcia Bernal, Santiago Cabrera, Giannina Fruttero, Catalina Saavedra
Gender: Drama
In this powerful film directed by Pablo Larraín, we meet Ema, a young dancer who decides to separate from her partner Gastón (Gael García Bernal) after facing the complex decision of give up his adopted son for adoption. As Ema walks the streets of Valparaiso, she searches for new romances and plans strategies to rebuild her life while fulfilling a dream. bold plan to recover what has been lost.
With a visually fascinating narrative and a stellar performance by Mariana Di Girolamo, "Ema" explores themes such as repentance, the resilience and the desire for freedomThis film has been described as a courageous work that combines art, dance and drama into a unique cinematic experience.
The wild goose lake [Diao Yinan]
Cast: Gwei Lun-Mei, Hu Ge, Liao Fan, Regina Wan, Zeng Meihuizi
Gender: Drama
In this Visually stunning thriller, we follow Zhou Zenong, a gangster fresh out of prison who becomes a fugitive after a gang clash ends with the tragic death of a policeman. While trying to escape and heal his wounds, Zhou meets Liu Aiai, a mysterious woman who may be both his salvation as its perdition.
"Wild Goose Lake" masterfully uses symbolism and art direction to create an atmosphere that draws the viewer in from the first moment. The story raises questions about the morality, the customer and the limits of the sacrifice in a world full of corruption and violence.
I love you, you idiot [Laura Mañá]
Cast: Quim Gutiérrez, Natalia Tena, Ernesto Alterio, Alfonso Bassave, Alba Ribas, Patricia Vico
Gender: Comedy
This charming comedy addresses the challenge of a modern man in the midst of social changes. Marcos (Quim Gutiérrez) is a 30-year-old man who, after being dumped by his girlfriend and losing his job, decides to reinvent himself by following the "advice" he finds on the Internet. From taking care of his appearance to learning to navigate the complex world of dating"I love you, asshole" humorously shows how today's society redefines the concept of masculinity.
With moments of laughter and reflection, this film stands out for its close representation of human relationships and self-discovery.
Hidden life [Terrence Malick]
Cast: August Diehl, Matthias Schoenaerts, Valerie Pachner
Gender: Drama
This film focuses on the life of Franz Jagerstätter, an Austrian peasant who refuses to swear allegiance to Hitler during World War II. Faced with an environment dominated by nationalist fervour, Franz finds himself isolated, but his unwavering faith and the love of his wife become his pillars to overcome difficulties.
With stunning alpine scenery and an emotional narrative, “Hidden Life” is a moving work about the moral strength and the courageTerrence Malick combines his signature visual style with a deep philosophical exploration of ethical decisions.
The scandal [Jay Roach]
Cast: Nicole Kidman, Charlize Theron, Margot Robbie
Gender: Drama
A group of female journalists confront powerful Fox News boss Roger Ailes in an effort to expose his abusive behavior. Based on true events, this film highlights the importance of breaking the silence and combat discrimination and harassment in the workplace.
Birds of Prey [Cathy Yan]
Cast: Margot Robbie, Ewan McGregor, Elizabeth Winstead
Gender: Comedy / Action
In this exciting DC Comics film, Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) decides to emancipate herself from the Joker and join forces with other superheroines to form the group "Birds of Prey." Together they face new enemies while exploring their individual identities and their ability to fight for the good.
With a mix of humor, action and a vibrant aesthetics, "Birds of Prey" is perfect for fans of comics and stories starring strong and independent women.
The next few weeks are full of premieres that stand out for their thematic diversity and their potential to captivate audiences of all ages. These films offer stories that inspire, excite y they entertain, promising unforgettable moments on the big screen.