Blondes are not to be underestimated! Especially when they are involved in a public embarrassment and need to fight for their rights. “Bombshell” is based on a real scandal that hits Fox News, the powerful media empire and specifically her creator, Roger Ailes. A group of attractive but smart and proud women team up against the head of the media to end the toxic atmosphere he sustains at the office. After serving as a chairman and CEO of Fox News and Fox Television Stations, Alies resigned in July 2016 after being accused by these women of sexual harassment. We see Charlize Theron in the role of the real person Megyn Kelly, Nicole Kidman as another real person - Gretchen Carlson, and Margot Robbie as Kayla Pospisil, a fictional character produced for the purposes of the film. The remarkable trio of blondes creates a stunning thriller that will catch you from the very beginning and will keep it intense till the end.

When we refer to films, exploring the life of school children, it is not common to talk about murder, done by a teenager. This shocking situation happens in a school, located in the suburbs of Oslo. Lykke is a 13-year-old girl who beats to death her classmate Jamie during one of the school daily breaks. As it often happens, politics is involved as well, since Lykke is the daughter of a Labour Party member and Jamie - son of a right-wing politician of high calibre. Struggling with guilt and pain, with suffering and blame, the involved parties try to discover what really happened. However, juggling with contradicting versions and experiencing strong emotions, prevent them from resolving the conflict, created by this tragedy. Whatever the truth is, no one will be able to continue living normally after Jamies’s death.

Running away from abusive partner is never untroubled but it gets even more complicated when the person you try to escape from is… not visible. This happens to Cecilia Kass (Elizabeth Moss) who tries to change her life and one night, with a little help from her sister, she leaves behind the controlling but brilliant scientist Adrian Griffin (Oliver Jackson-Cohen). However, as it often happens with very intelligent but emotionally and mentally sick people, this is not the end of their relationship. The astonishing news that Adrian has killed himself and has also left five million dollars to Cecilia, can not deceive her. She soon understands that her being suspicious about his latest actions is right. But how to make others believe that your home and your life is haunted by someone who is dead and who they cannot see?

This is not an ordinary film one would watch for fun or to make time pass more quickly. On the contrary, watch it if you are ready to experience a social experiment that, by chance, has been filmed. The viewers are silent observers of the daily routine of a middle-aged housewife. Jeanne Dielman is a lonely widow, living with her teenage son, and trying to make ends meet. We see every step of her chores - making beds, cooking, cleaning the table... all done in real time. Little by little we realise that Jeanne’s life is desperately boring, that no matter how safe such lifestyle may seem, it is actually a prison. Suddenly, a change occurs and puts an end to Jeanne’s routine. The director and writer Chantal Akerman has created a film that will make you cherish the underestimated everyday efforts needed to keep a home clean and tidy.

Tom Holland and Chris Pratt voice Ian and Barley Lightfoot, a teenage elf brothers who live in a suburban fantasy world with their mom. One day she gives them a special gift. It is a magical stick that would help them materialise their late father for one day. A failure in the spell brings only half of their dad, so the two elves need to find out if there is still magic left in the world to help them finish the spell properly. Ian, the younger brother, is very excited to see the face of his father who died before the boy was born. The two and a half elves embark on a magical quest in search for supernatural power and use it to materialise the upper part of their daddy’s body before the 24 hours are up.

This is the latest adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic romantic comedy. It follows the rich and smart Emma Woodhouse whose sweet beauty makes her the queen of Highbury, a fictional village in England. In this small community, Emma rules over the minds of the girls but also over the hearts of the gentlemen in the area. As a pretty but spoiled young lady, Emma also overestimates her matchmaking abilities to a great point. Without realising the dangers that follow when you try to meddle in other people's lives, Emma is often lead astray by her own imagination. This film is a satire of the society and its sometime ridiculous rules. It shows how difficult it may be to find true love. It also wisely points the mistakes women and men do when they do not listen to their heart but let other people make choices instead of them.

I Blumhouses Fantasy Island får gæsterne på et luksuriøst og afsides hotel deres drømme til at blive til virkelighed. Men når deres fantasier bliver til mareridt må gæsterne løse øens mysterier for at slippe levende derfra.

Referred to as a modern story, created in the style of Mark Twain’s adventure novels, “The Peanut Butter Falcon” follows Zak, a young man with Down syndrome. He escapes a nursing facility to pursue his dream of becoming a professional wrestler. On his way to new life, Zak befriends Tyler (Shia LaBeouf), an unsettled fisherman and outlaw. Hoping that Tyler will help him reach his final destination to a famous wrestling school, Zak puts trust in his new companion. Together, the two men go through rivers and fields, enjoy fishing and drinking whiskey, and even escape a capture. A kind and caring social worker, Eleanor (Dakota Johnson) unexpectedly crosses path with them. At first, the young woman tries to convince Zak to go back to the nursing home. However, the sense of freedom and simple happiness touches Eleanor’s heart and she joins the quest to Zak’s dream.

Being a sequel to the 2018 thriller “A Quiet Place”, this one shows the struggles of the Abbott family who need to survive (again!) in complete, yet aggravating silence. After the deadly events that happened in the first part, now the characters of Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds, and Noah Jupe are forced to go beyond the safety of the sand path. Although they are somewhat prepared to meet the terrors, inhabiting the outside world, the Abbotts soon realise that new, unfamiliar threat is hungry for their souls. Evelyn, Regan, and Marcus may have get used to dealing with creatures that hunt by following sounds, but this time it is different, this time the Abbott's lives depend on their creativity and desire to stay alive. We can say that “A Quiet Place: Part II” is a family project - it is written and directed by Emily Blunt’s husband, John Krasinski.