A phenomenon in the United States, the independent sci-fi action “Everything, Everywhere at the Same Time” is the main highlight of this Thursday (23/6) in theaters.
The film has been in a paid preview since last week, but its official release will arrive in just over 100 theaters. It’s a fairly limited range, reflecting the current dominance of the circuit by the blockbusters “Lightyear”, “Jurassic World: Dominion” and “Top Gun: Maverick”.
The lack of space even limits the distribution of the Brazilian musical comedy “Dissonantes”, which in other times would have gained more attention when it was released. Check out all the titles, trailers, and information on each of the week’s seven releases below.
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The biggest hit in the history of indie studio A24 (from films like “Midsommar” and “Ex Machina”), the sci-fi with 95% approval by American critics on Rotten Tomatoes tells the story of a mother exhausted by difficulty paying taxes, when she discovers the existence of the multiverse and many versions of herself in different realities.
Not only that: one of her otherworldly husbands reveals to her that the fate of the multiverse is in her hands. And to prevent the end of all worlds, the character played by Michelle Yeoh (“Star Trek: Discovery”) will have to embody the abilities of all her versions to face Jamie Lee Curtis (“Halloween”) and other dangerous threats that await her in the your mission.
The cast also features Ke Huy Quan (who was the Short Round boy from “Indiana at the Temple of Doom”) as Yeoh’s husband, Stephanie Hsu (“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”) as his daughter and veteran James Hong (“Adventurers from the Forbidden Neighborhood”), among others. Written and directed by Daniels, pseudonym of duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (both of “A Corpse to Survive”).
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The Brazilian comedy features Marcelo Serrado (“Crô em Família”) as a frustrated former grunge rocker who sees his former 90s colleagues take other paths as he sinks into debt so as not to compromise his integrity. The opportunity for a breakthrough comes against him, when a freshman from the television judge, a former musician from his old band, proposes to rent his studio to record an artist in the musical show.
Thati Lopes (“Diários de Intercâmbio”) lives the singer early in her career, convincing retired grunge to put the guitar in her pop. Also, she wants him to perform with her in the contest for the television award, which can get their careers restarted.
“Dissonantes” is written by Mariana Trench Bascos (creator of “Pico da Neblina”) and Pedro Riera (“Clube da Anittinha”), directed by Pedro Amorim (“Divorcio”) and produced by Querosene Filmes.
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The pay-TV series Space has become a film, condensing its five episodes into an 88-minute screening. The plot deals with the violence of the Rio militias through the stories of several residents of a Rio de Janeiro suburb.
The direction is by Pedro von Krüger, who worked in the shooting team of the two “Tropa de Elite” and was director of photography for the Amazon series “Tudo ou Nada: Seleção Brasileira”. He also signs the story with other screenwriters, including Leonardo Gudel, who has worked on two detective series: “A Lei eo Crime” and “Acerto de Contas”.
The cast highlights Mariana Nunes (“German”), Augusto Madeira (“Bingo, o Rei das Manhãs”), Jefferson Brasil (“Ilha de Ferro”), Taina Medina (“O Doctrinador”), André Ramiro (“Tropa de Elite “)”) “) and Vinícius de Oliveira (the adult boy from” Central do Brasil “).
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Omar’s fantasy comedy El Zohairy won 22 international awards, including the Critics’ Week trophy at the Cannes Film Festival a year ago. The title refers to a magic trick that goes wrong at a child’s birthday party and turns the bullying family man into a chicken. From there, the mother must take on the role of head of the household and find a job to support her house and children, while she goes to great lengths to bring her husband back, before it becomes lunch.
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Leo Falcão’s debut is a horror with familiar elements. In the plot, a writer tries to overcome the creative block by moving to a remote village. While he has strange ideas, pages written by a former resident appear on his desk. The lead role is played by Gustavo Falcão (“Cine Holliúdy”), the director’s brother, and the cast also includes Heloísa Jorge (“Under Pressure”) and Marcos Breda (“Se Eu Close Os Olhos Agora”).
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The Canadian thriller follows a blind skier who decides to move into an isolated winter home. When the house is invaded by three thieves, their only help is an app that connects the blind with the people in charge of describing the environment in which they find themselves. Economic Production is played by Skyler Davenport, a well-known anime voice actress, in her first film.
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Documentary on the filming of “It’s All True” by Orson Welles on the carioca carnival and jangadeiros of Ceará. The leader of these fishermen, Manuel “Jacaré”, died accidentally during the filming and this fact evokes memories of Welles’ troubled passage through Brazil and the struggle of the jangadeiros for labor rights.
Source: Terra
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