The month of May 2024 promises to be a period full of great film releases, perfect for those looking for a new movie. lovers of the seventh artIn this detailed guide, we will explore the most anticipated movies that will hit the cinema screens during this month, highlighting from touching dramas even exciting thrillers y action adventuresWe also include extensive and updated information based on news and data from reliable sources in the sector. Don't miss the opportunity to discover the stories that will mark this month!
El olvido que seremos
- Address: Fernando Trueba
- Cast: Javier Camara, Aida Morales, Patricia Tamayo
Based on the novel of the same name by Héctor Abad Faciolince, this film directed by Fernando Trueba explores the life of Hector Abad Gomez, a university professor from Medellin in the 70s, committed to human rights and the fight against structural violence. From the perspective of his son, Héctor Abad Faciolince, we learn about a man who not only sought the well-being of his children, but also that of the most vulnerable, to the point of being murdered by an intolerant society.
The work has been acclaimed for its faithful adaptation and the outstanding performance by Javier Cámara. The narrative, rich in emotions, addresses the impact of social causes on a family and in the context of a Colombia in turmoil.
4 days
- Address: Rodrigo Garcia
- Cast: Mila Kunis, Glenn Close, Stephen Root
This intimate drama addresses the complex relationship between a mother, Deb, and her daughter Molly, who struggles to quit your drug addictionOver the course of four crucial days, both try to rebuild a relationship marked by pain and past mistakes.
The film has been praised by critics thanks to the interpretations of Mila Kunis and Glenn Close, who capture the essence of a story full of realism and humanity. It is an unmissable option for those who enjoy sincere and emotional stories about the personal growth.
How are you, Aida?
- Address: Jasmila Žbanic
- Cast: Jasna Đuričić, Izudin Bajrović, Boris Ler
Set in the Bosnia 1995, this striking work portrays the experience of Aida, a UN translator who faces the horror of the Srebrenica genocide while trying to save his family and community. Mixing tension, humanity and historical context, "Quo vadis, Aida?" is an essential work to understand the conflicts that have marked the recent history.
The film received multiple international awards and an Oscar nomination, positioning it as one of the most outstanding productions of contemporary European cinema.
Children of the Sun
- Address: Majid Majidi
- Cast: Ali Nassirian, Javad Ezati, Tannaz Tabatabaei
In this Iranian drama, we follow Ali, a 12-year-old boy, and his three friends on a desperate search to discover a treasure buried beneath a school for homeless children. The film combines a moving story with a profound social critique of the inequalities faced by children in vulnerable situations.
"Children of the Sun" was selected as Iran's representative film for the Awards Oscar and it is a testament to the power of cinema to make social problems visible.
Ghosts
- Address: Azra Deniz Okyay
- Cast: Nalan Kuruçim, Dilayda Güneş, Beril Kayar
This Turkish drama follows three women whose lives intersect in contemporary Istanbul, just before a massive blackout. Exploring themes such as gentrification, inequalities and cultural tensions, "Ghosts" is a profound and symbolically charged film.
With a dynamic rhythm and captivating charactersThe work has been acclaimed at international festivals for its innovative style and provocative narrative.
First cow
- Address: Kelly reichardt
- Cast: John Magaro, Orion Lee, Toby Jones
Set in the Oregon 1820, this film tells the story of Cookie and Henry, two men who embark on a peculiar culinary expedition using milk stolen from the only cow in the region. With a simple but touching plot, "First Cow" is a reflection on the friendship, the survival and beginnings of American society.
Kelly Reichardt, known for her minimalist style, offers a work that stands out for both its direction and its script, making it a gem of independent cinema.
Mine and me
- Address: Borja de la Vega
- Cast: Bruna Cusi, Ricardo Gomez, Eneko Sagardoy
In this Spanish drama, two siblings attempt to reconnect after the death of their mother by taking refuge in the family home in the countryside. However, the arrival of an ex-boyfriend further complicates an already fractured dynamic.
The film stands out for its deep emotional exploration and the sincere interpretations from a talented cast. It is a fresh proposal within contemporary Spanish cinema.
The month of May invites us to enjoy a great variety of stories that will move us, make us think and transport us to unique worlds. From historical dramas to contemporary thrillers, this month promises to be unforgettable for film fans.