The film starring Ethan Hawke, set in Oregon during the Great Depression, in which a widowed father is unjustly separated from his daughter and sent to a brutal workplace: “The Weight.” The production of Zach Cregger that reinvents the renowned mutant creature franchise with a completely new story: “Resident Evil.” The HBO series follows Alex, a divorced 50-year-old who seeks sex and love while caring for her sick parents and dealing with her adult son who has not yet matured: “Youth.” And the psychological thriller set in the 1970s that tells the thrilling real story of Fred Heckman (Jon Hamm): “American Hostage.”
Oregon, 1933, during the Great Depression. Samuel Murphy (played by Ethan Hawke, undoubtedly the best of the film) is a widowed father who is unjustly separated from his daughter and sent to a brutal workplace. In that extreme environment where survival is a constant challenge, Chief Clancy (Russell Crowe) makes a dangerous proposal. Murphy and a group of prisoners must transport a cargo of gold lingots through a hostile, wild natural environment. In exchange for completing this deadly smuggling mission, he is promised early release. This will test their morality and their desperate desire to reunite with their daughter, as they face external threats and the greed of others. premiere in cinemas.
For Resident Evil lovers, Zach Cregger’s mind (“Weapons,” “Barbarian”) reinvents the franchise with a completely new story. Resident Evil follows Bryan (Austin Abrams), a medical product messenger who has to deliver a package to a remote hospital. He soon finds himself in the midst of a chaotic outbreak and is embroiled in a race for survival in which he must face hordes of mutant creatures. Now in cinemas.
HBO premieres this Sunday, September 20 this original comedy, created and starring Sharon Horgan. The 8-episode series follows Alex, a divorced 50-year-old who seeks sex and love while caring for her sick parents and dealing with her adult son who has not yet matured. Rupert Friend, Sharlene Whyte, Aran Murphy and Robbie Gee complete the cast. A new episode every Sunday on HBO and HBO Max until the final chapter on November 1.
Based on the first season of the homonymously-written podcast, the eight-episode American Hostage series is a psychological thriller set in the 1970s that tells the thrilling real story of Fred Heckman (Jon Hamm), a beloved Indianapolis radio reporter who is involved in a life-or-death crisis when the kidnapper Tony Kiritsis (Giovanni Ribisi) demands to be interviewed on his popular radio news program. It was released on the MGM+ platform.
Two childhood friends, Maya and Anjali, join UCLA’s Bollywood dance team with the goal of winning the US championship.
