What used to take place regularly, but only with a small selection of cinema films, is now a mass start. Since the 1980s, new blockbusters have been released in cinemas every Thursday – until then, by the way, always on Fridays. Nowadays, filmmakers are under a lot more pressure, because not only the total income of the film determines its success, but the first weekend of the game already has a significant impact. How long the respective cinema film can be seen on the big screen in the following also depends on this first weekend. In general, however, it can be said that the new footage can be viewed for around six weeks.
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Fantastic Beasts 3: Dumbledore's Secrets
The secret is finally out: how will Mads Mikkelsen perform as the evil wizard Grindelwald? One thing is certain: he wants to divide the world and tries to create a new era. In the middle are the magizoologist Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) and a group of other magicians who want to compete against Grindelwald. A central role is played by the young Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law), who has a decisive advantage: he once formed a blood brotherhood with Grindelwald. Can they win against the dark wizard?
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Downton Abbey 2: A New Era
Historical series and films are currently booming. You can see that not only in the success of "Bridgerton", but also of "Downton Abbey". The first season around the venerable estate, Lady and Lord Grantham started as a series on Netflix. Now the makers dare to make a movie. The plot ties directly into the series – and Lady Grantham (Maggie Smith) surprises with a deceased lover. Without further ado, he inherits a villa on the Côte d'Azur, which Lord Grantham (Hugh Bonneville) is investigating. In his absence, silent film diva Myrna Dalgleish (Laura Haddock) moves into Downton Abbey – a moving event. Can the family members get along without intrigues and co. this time?
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The Lost City – The mystery of the lost city
An action comedy packed with Hollywood stars. In "The Lost City," adventure novelist Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock) ventures into the real world to an exotic location – out of necessity. Because the billionaire Fairfax (Daniel Radcliffe) kidnaps her when she is on tour presenting her new book. She is to lead him to protection in the ancient lost city, which she describes in her new novel. The title character of her stories, Alan (Channing Tatum), also exists in real life. He wants to prove that he can also be heroic in real life. Without further ado, he goes in search of Loretta to save her. Both penetrate more and more into the jungle, where fiction and reality become increasingly blurred. You can watch the trailer here.
Death of a Ladies' Man
"Death of a Ladies' Man" tells a grotesquely surreal story, accompanied by famous songs by singer Leonard Cohen. College professor Samuel O'Shea (Gabriel Byrne) takes a real trick in life: he doesn't just catch his second wife in bed with someone else. He is also diagnosed with end-stage brain cancer. What to do? Right: Make a pact with your long-dead father. He – Ben (Brian Gleeson) – appears to Samuel as a physical hallucination, making them inseparable. His final adventure begins – hand in hand with death.
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All movies this month
April 5Green Tomatoes (tragicomedy)Exhibition On Screen: Easter in Art (documentary)
April 7Fantastic Beasts 3: Dumbledore's Secret (fantasy)Where the Sun Rises in Paris (comedy)Death of a Ladies' Man (drama/comedy)The Woodmaker (documentary)What do we see when we look up at the sky? (tragic comedy)Loving Highsmith (documentary)In the night light (drama)My friend the pirate (family)Chumm mit – Der Schweizer Wanderfilm (documentary)Perro (documentary)
April 14Red Rocket (Comedy)The Dark and the Wicked (Horror)Closed Society (Comedy)Everything went well (Drama)The Contractor (Action)Tales of Franz (Family)The Innocents (Thriller)Four Stars Plus (Documentary)I Am the Tigress (documentary)Lingui (drama)Son Of Cornwall (documentary)
April 21The Northman (Action/Drama)Louis Wain (Drama/Biography)The Lost City (Action/Comedy)Massive Talent (Action)Haute Couture – The Beauty of Gesture (Tragi-Comedy)In in the best hands (tragicomedy)Köy (documentary)River (documentary)Boonie Bears – An animal adventure (family)Heal yourself (documentary)Fuoco Sacro – Search for the sacred fire of singing (music documentary)The Second Life – The second life (Documentation)
April 28Downton Abbey 2: A New Era (romance/drama)Cloud Under the Roof (dramaEverything Everywhere All at Once (action/comedy/sci-fi)Lucifer (drama/horror)The Odyssey (drama)Rabiye Kurnaz vs. George W. Bush (drama )Vortex (drama)The Seed (drama)The Glass Room (war film)Final Account (documentary)The Man Who Ate the World (tragicomedy)All It Takes (documentary)Hops, Malt and Lead (comedy)
