three Mexican movies try to fight against the avalanche of nostalgia by the biopic about Freddie Mercury (Bohemian Rhapsody), the legendary singer of Queen. The competitors are a production of science fiction (Cygnus), terror (tenants) and a thriller (silence).
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Address: Hugo Felix market starring: Cassandra Ciangherotti, Marco Treviño, Jorge Luis Moreno, Javier Oliván Sinopsis: an astronomer discovers a signal from Cygnus. Since that time, they begin to happen strange things in the Observatory where he works, so desperate, trying to understand what is the true nature of his discovery.
Sounds of the heart (Hearts Beat Loud, 2018) address: Brett Haley starring: Nick Offerman, Kiersey Clemons, Ted Danson Sinopsis: Frank is passing a bad time: is forced to close his shop and his beloved daughter is going to go to College at the end of the summer. To enjoy the time remaining together, father and daughter begin to record music together.
Address: Lorena Villareal starring: John Noble, Rupert Graves, Melina Matthews, Hoze Meléndez Sinopsis: in order to save her son, Anna must find a powerful stone which was discovered in the zone of silence, the triangle of the Bermuda of Mexico. His grandfather, James White scientist, has hidden it so that it ended in the hands of the wrong people. Things get complicated for Ana when someone discovered the power that stone has and will not stop for anything to get it. For Anna, it is a matter of life or death.
Mission submarine (Hunter Killer, 2018) address: Donovan Marsh starring: Gerard Butler, Gary Oldman, Common, Michael Nyqvist Sinopsis: in the depths of the Arctic Ocean, the American submarine headed by captain Joe Glass looking to another submarine in distress, when she discovers that he is about to occur a secret coup in Russia threatening world order. With the crew and the country at stake, Captain Glass must now meet an elite group to rescue the Russian President who has been kidnapped and traverse enemy waters to stop a possible war.
Address: Girl letters in: Erick Elias, Gaby Roel, Danny Perea, Noe Hernandez Synopsis: escaping from a bad streak, Luzma and Demian, a young couple, moves into an old apartment to begin again. Soon will be account that the neighborhood inhabits a supernatural force that will confront them with their worst fears endangering them turning them slowly in… Tenants.
The Nutcracker and the four kingdoms (The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, 2018) address: Lasse Hallström starring: Keira Knightley, Mackenzie Foy, Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman Sinopsis: everything you want to clear is a key that opens a box containing a gift very valuable of his deceased mother. In the annual feast of the Drosselmeyer is a track that takes you to the key, but this disappears into a parallel world. There Clara will know a soldier named Phillip, a band of mice and those who govern the three kingdoms: the land of the flakes of snow, the land of flowers and the land of sweets. Clara and Phillip will have to face the fourth Kingdom, where lies the cruel mother Ginger, to recover the key and return harmony to the world.
Bohemian Rhapsody: The story of Freddie Mercury (Bohemian Rhapsody, 2018) address: Dexter Fletcher & Bryan Singer starring: Rami Malek, Joseph Mazzello, Ben Hardy, Gwilym Lee Synopsis: Bohemian Rhapsody, Freddie Mercury story is a celebration fast-paced Queen, its music and its extraordinary lead singer Freddie Mercury, who defied stereotypes and destroyed conventions to become one of the most beloved artists of the world. The film follows the meteoric rise of the band through their iconic songs and its revolutionary, its imminent implosion sound once the lifestyle of Mercury is out of control, and its triumphant meeting on the eve of Live Aid , where Mercury, who was facing a terminal illness, she leads the band into one of the greatest performances in the history of music rock. And, in the process, the consolidation of the legacy of a band that was always more as a family, and that continues to inspire marginalised, music lovers and dreamers to date.
