Best New Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Week

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Recent recommendations: [Film] Beaver Transformation Project, [US Series] Madison Valley Season 1, [K-Drama] Power at the Peak, [HK Drama] Goddess of Justice, [UK Series] Free Activity Time, [UK Series] The Other Bennett Sisters, [US Series] Imperfect Women, [K-Drama] Still Shining, [J-Drama] The Devil’s Handball Song, [Canada] Blue Sky Companions, [Animation] Steel Ball Run: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure 1st STAGE, [Animation] Chicken Fighter

Highlights from recent trailers: Sekiro: Never Surrender new trailer, Dune 3 first trailer, Spider-Man: Brand New Day first trailer, Mortal Kombat 2 confirmed release date in mainland China

Latest film & TV news: Sunshine Girls Choir set for mainland release on April 4, Emotional Value confirmed for import, The Spy release poster unveiled, Bitter Star Journey poster released

[Film] Beaver Transformation Project

Keywords: Sci-Fi / Comedy / Adventure
Also known as: Hoppers
Runtime: 105 minutes, with two post-credit scenes
Where to watch: Now in theaters; Douban link

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@SHY: For Mabel, a suburban pond is her emotional sanctuary—until Mayor Jerry’s highway plan threatens to wipe it out. To stop the construction, she tries to lure back the beavers that once lived there as protected animals. But due to Professor Sam’s invention, her consciousness is transferred into a mechanical beaver, allowing her to infiltrate the animal world from a first-person perspective.

After watching the trailer and reading the synopsis, you might feel like you’ve already pieced together the entire plot. While the beginning and ending may be fairly predictable, the “filling” in the middle is likely to surprise most viewers. Directed by Daniel Chong, the creator of We Bare Bears, the film takes a familiar premise and lets its imagination run wild, delivering unexpected twists and cleverly crafted humor. Backed by Pixar’s unquestionable technical prowess, the animals’ fluffy textures are rendered to perfection, wrapping the entire film in an irresistibly cute atmosphere.

Though centered on the seemingly overused theme of environmental protection, the film avoids empty preaching and instead makes meaningful progress within its scope. Character developments are well-motivated, grounded in a belief in the inherent goodness of human nature. Immersed in nature, it invites viewers to let go of their worries and imagine coexistence across species—echoing, in a tongue-in-cheek way, an alternative possibility to Avatar. Brimming with childlike charm, the film captures the spirit of classic Pixar, and its strong word of mouth and box office performance come as no surprise.

[US Series] Madison Valley Season 1

Keywords: Drama / Western
Also known as: The Madison Season 1
Runtime: ~45 minutes per episode (60 minutes for the premiere) × 10 episodes; Douban link

How do you move on from the grief of loss?

@潘誉晗: Before receiving the call about her husband Preston’s fatal plane crash, Stacey had never imagined losing him. Now 65, she had met him at 19, and they built a life together—working hard, raising two beautiful daughters, and enjoying a happy, affluent life in Manhattan. To handle the aftermath, she brings her family to Madison Valley in Montana, Preston’s long-cherished hometown—a place neither she nor her children had ever visited before.

The vast plains and crystal-clear streams present a breathtaking landscape entirely unfamiliar to Stacey, who grew up in New York City. Like the proverbial “city mouse,” she has long enjoyed the conveniences of urban life, but in doing so has overlooked the grounding power of the land.

In this gentle new take, Taylor Sheridan restrains the usual intensity of the Yellowstone universe. There are no land grabs, power struggles, or graphic violence—only a family trying to come to terms with sudden loss. The storytelling is delicate and steady, like the quiet river flowing past Preston’s beloved cabin. Simply watching it unfold brings a deep sense of emotional fullness.

[K-Drama] Climax

Keywords: Drama / Crime
Also known as: 클라이맥스 / Climax
Runtime: ~60 minutes per episode × 10 episodes
Where to watch: Disney+; Douban link

In the struggle for power, you either end up battered—or completely destroyed.

@利兹与青鸟: Bang Tae-seop’s father, once a union representative, took his own life after being imprisoned due to a bribery scandal involving a prosecutor. Driven by a desire for revenge, Tae-seop becomes a prosecutor himself, but his humble background limits his career advancement, no matter how hard he tries to break into elite circles. After marrying top actress Chu Sang-ah, he begins to find the key to that exclusive world—and even develops ambitions of rising to the pinnacle of Korean politics. Using evidence of sexual bribery as leverage, he partners with conglomerate heir Kwon Jong-wook. Meanwhile, Chu Sang-ah has already fallen from grace: not only is she being threatened by Lee Ryang-mi, the conglomerate’s powerful second-in-command, but a rising male star in her company is also dragged into the web of power-for-sex deals. With both Tae-seop and Sang-ah holding secrets in Lee’s hands, how can this high-stakes game possibly be won?

Although only two episodes were released in its first week, the series is dense with information, featuring a large cast and intricate relationships. Politics, capital, and the entertainment industry intertwine into an inescapable web. Beyond power struggles, it incorporates espionage and surveillance, making for a richly layered narrative. The muted color palette reinforces a somber, weighty tone. The cast is striking, with performances well-matched to their roles—Cha Joo-young, following The Glory, once again delivers a compelling portrayal of the villainous Lee Ryang-mi: powerful, unhinged, and commanding. The characters abandon their humanity for power or vengeance, only to find themselves with no way out, sinking ever deeper.

[HK Drama] Goddess of Justice

Keywords: Drama
Also known as: Themis
Runtime: ~45 minutes per episode × 25 episodes
Where to watch: Youku; Douban link

Should the age of a criminal be considered in upholding the integrity of the law?

@潘誉晗: The trial of a seven-year-old boy’s fatal fall leads Judge Yan Huizhi to reexamine her career. Dissatisfied with the verdict, the boy’s mother confronts the juvenile suspect with a knife, demanding a confession—only to be shot dead by special police. Realizing that juvenile crime can no longer be ignored, Huizhi gives up a promotion opportunity and voluntarily applies to preside over the juvenile court: “If parents fail to teach, the court will.” Through this, she hopes to uphold justice while preventing young offenders from sinking deeper into the abyss of crime.

Adapted from the Korean drama Juvenile Justice, the series focuses on crimes committed by minors. As a hotly debated topic today, it not only achieves solid localization but also boldly and sharply addresses many pressing issues: PUA, school bullying, sexual abuse by trusted teachers… One harrowing case follows another, making for a deeply unsettling viewing experience. While maintaining a tight narrative pace and delivering compelling courtroom drama, the series also probes the root causes of juvenile crime—family neglect, distorted personalities—issues that urgently demand public attention. The courtroom scenes are particularly well-executed.

[UK Series] Waiting for the Out

Keywords: Drama
Also known as: Waiting for the Out
Runtime: ~45 minutes per episode × 6 episodes; Douban link

My father, my uncle, and my brother—they’ve all been in prison.

@潘誉晗: Philosophy teacher Dan takes on a new job, entering a prison to teach inmates. He hopes that through his lessons, they might learn to think philosophically. What he doesn’t expect is that the job will instead lead him to rediscover himself.

Unlike typical prison dramas, Waiting for the Out presents a very different portrayal of prison life. There are no vicious criminals or irredeemable villains—these inmates show up to Dan’s class on time, like well-behaved students. Dan himself is an intriguing protagonist: he suffers from OCD and constant anxiety, repeatedly checking photos on his phone to confirm he has turned off the gas at home. He once had a respectable job, making his decision to teach in prison puzzling. Yet his father, uncle, and brother have all served time—an invisible thread that seems to have led him here as well.

Each episode revolves around a philosophical topic, with discussions that are sincere and thought-provoking. As the series unfolds, we see Dan gradually come to terms with his own fragility and family history, finding himself anew. At the same time, in these prisoners—often scorned by society—we glimpse both sorrow and humanity.

[UK Series] The Other Bennet Sister

Keywords: Drama
Also known as: The Other Bennet Sister
Runtime: ~30 minutes per episode × 10 episodes; Douban link

Even an ordinary bird can soar across the sky.

@利兹与青鸟: As a spin-off of Pride and Prejudice, this series is adapted from the novel of the same name and centers on Mary Bennet, the third daughter of the Bennet family. Compared to her sisters, Mary is unremarkable—seen by her mother as awkward, out of place, a bespectacled and unpopular bookworm. The story begins when Mr. Bingley purchases the estate. As her sisters marry one by one, books fail to provide answers for Mary’s life, and she resigns herself to a future of staying with her mother. However, her mother sends her to her uncle’s home to work temporarily as a governess. Arriving in London, Mary begins a new chapter in her life.

From the five episodes released so far, the series stands out in both pacing and production quality. It addresses the original novel’s slower narrative progression while introducing fresh developments in each episode. Mary’s life in London is far from smooth—one challenge after another pushes her to grow. The cinematography is beautiful, ranging from pastoral, oil-painting-like landscapes to elegant and classical ballroom scenes. The characters’ inner monologues are delicately portrayed, revealing the constraints faced by women of that era, while the dialogue retains the literary charm of the original work. Freed from her mother’s constant criticism and supported by a kind aunt and accepting friends, Mary gradually discovers her strengths—and in doing so, inspires viewers with a renewed sense of enthusiasm for life.

[US Series] Imperfect Women

Keywords: Thriller
Also known as: Imperfect Women
Runtime: ~45 minutes per episode × 8 episodes; Douban link

Is there still such a thing as trustworthy friendship in this world?

@潘誉晗: Late at night, Erin receives a call from Robert, the husband of her friend Nancy. He says he wants to report Nancy missing immediately. Hearing this, Erin is forced to reveal Nancy’s affair. She then rushes to Robert’s home to comfort him—only for the police to arrive and inform them that Nancy’s body has been found.

Adapted from a novel, the series revolves around the death of a woman. On social media, Nancy’s daily posts paint a picture of a glamorous life as a wealthy wife. Her husband, from an old-money family, dotes on her; her daughter shares a close bond with her; and she is surrounded by two close friends, Mary and Erin. Yet it is precisely this death that exposes the illusion beneath the trio’s seemingly perfect friendship. Nancy’s affair was known only to Erin; Nancy’s unease about Erin’s relationship with her husband was confided only to Mary. They claimed to share everything—but once privacy and love come into play, everything begins to change.

With a murder at its core, the series carries a strong sense of texture, using visuals and music to build an effective atmosphere of suspense. Its probing exploration of female friendship is both poignant and thought-provoking.

[K-Drama] Still Shining

Keywords: Drama
Also known as: Still Shining
Runtime: ~60 minutes per episode × 10 episodes
Where to watch: Netflix; Douban link

May our love continue to shine.

@潘誉晗: A car accident robs 19-year-old Yeon Tae-ri of his parents. Forced to take on the role of an elder brother, he sets aside his youthful impulsiveness and transfers to a rural town with his injured younger sibling. That summer, he meets Mo Eun-ah. Living alone with her father, Eun-ah carries her own hidden wounds. Bound by shared burdens, the two young hearts quickly draw close—but at the age of 20, their passionate love comes to an abrupt end. Ten years later, fate brings them together again. As long-silent feelings begin to stir once more, can they find their way back to each other?

Both timelines portrayed in the series are deeply moving. At 19, Tae-ri and Eun-ah are two youths in the prime of their lives—wounded yet pretending to be strong, finding solace and healing in each other. But loving too early means that dreams and the future force them apart. At 30, they are more mature, burdened with greater concerns—yet capable of loving more deeply.

There are no melodramatic twists or manufactured sweetness—only choices shaped by circumstance. Their intimacy comes naturally, born of genuine love. This story of reunion feels as fresh and gentle as the air after rain.

[J-Drama] The Devil’s Handball Song

Keywords: Drama / Mystery / Crime
Also known as: 悪魔の手毬唄
Runtime: ~90 minutes per episode × 2 episodes; Douban link

Every note of the nursery rhyme carries the weight of old sins.

@Sholmes: Detective Kosuke Kindaichi arrives at Onikubi Village in Okayama Prefecture, staying at the local hot spring inn “Kame-no-Yu.” The village is abuzz with celebration as Chieko, a popular singer originally from the area, returns home in triumph. But the festive mood is short-lived. Soon after her return, several of her childhood friends—young women from the village—are murdered one after another. What makes the case especially eerie is that each body is found adorned with peculiar decorations, each corresponding exactly to the lyrics of an old folk rhyme passed down through generations in the village—The Devil’s Handball Song.

The mountainous landscape of Onikubi Village and the wooden corridors of the hot spring inn form a somber yet beautiful backdrop. The female characters are not merely victims; each carries her own secrets and past, becoming active forces that drive the tragedy forward. By delving deeply into the psychology of its characters, the script moves beyond the simple question of “who is the killer” and instead asks, “what creates a killer.” Unlike the more free-spirited portrayal by Koji Ishizaka, Hidetaka Yoshioka’s Kindaichi exudes a quiet, almost melancholic warmth. He is not a detached puzzle-solver, but rather a compassionate observer of human tragedy—an interpretation that closely aligns with the fatalistic tone of the original work. The pacing is restrained: the first part focuses on building suspense, while the latter gathers all narrative threads, leading to a bittersweet truth.

[Canada] Blue Skies

Keywords: Drama
Also known as: Blue Skies
Runtime: ~45 minutes per episode × 8 episodes; Douban link

Our furry companions will always be humanity’s best partners～

@潘誉晗: After retiring from the military, Jodie returns to her hometown and becomes a ranger investigator at Crystal Ridge National Park. The park is vast and home to many wild animals, so the job is typically done in pairs. However, on her final day before discharge, Jodie nearly caused a teammate’s death due to her own mistake, leaving her with deep psychological scars. As a result, she insists on working alone after becoming a ranger. On the very day her new supervisor arrives and requires her to find a partner, she unexpectedly discovers an intelligent stray dog in the park. She names him Blue, and from that moment on, they become the perfect team.

Set against the backdrop of a national park, the series naturally benefits from breathtaking scenery, offering a visually soothing viewing experience. Amid such beauty, the close bond and seamless cooperation between Blue and Jodie add an extra layer of warmth and healing. The narrative is well-structured, and through the protagonist’s profession, viewers gain insight into the work of ranger investigators. Searching for missing hikers involves more than just basic tasks like area sweeps and drone surveillance—it also includes rappelling into valleys and exploring caves. The daily life of a ranger investigator is anything but easy.

[Animation] Steel Ball Run: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure 1st STAGE

Keywords: Manga adaptation / Fantasy / Action / Adventure
Also known as: スティール・ボール・ランジョジョの奇妙な冒険 1st STAGE / STEEL BALL RUN JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure 1st STAGE
Runtime: 47 minutes
Where to watch: Netflix; Douban link

True failure belongs to those who forget the spirit of exploration and never dare to challenge adversity.

@SHY: In 1890, the 6,000-kilometer STEEL BALL RUN race kicks off across the United States. From San Diego to New York, contestants ride horseback across North America, competing for a grand prize of 50 million dollars. After encountering the mysterious Gyro Zeppeli, former prodigy jockey Johnny Joestar—now paralyzed from the waist down—enters the race, setting the stage for a bizarre adventure.

As the beginning of JOJO’s new universe, Steel Ball Run synthesizes elements and characters from earlier parts, standing not only as a culmination of the series but also widely regarded as one of the greatest manga of all time. Hirohiko Araki transcends the conventions of traditional shonen manga, crafting vivid, fully realized characters while continuing to celebrate the courage of humanity. The entanglement of dark intentions and golden spirit elevates the protagonists’ journeys of redemption and growth, telling the story of a man abandoned by fate who rises again.

Animating horses is notoriously difficult in hand-drawn animation—let alone the grand spectacle of thousands galloping across the plains. While many fans tempered their expectations, David Production delivered a reverse “PV deception,” with the final product showing a clear improvement over the initial trailer. Clever direction compensates for production limitations, concentrating resources on the exhilarating horseback battles in the latter half. The climactic finish line sequence fully ignites the audience’s emotions—guaranteed to get your blood pumping. This long journey is one worth witnessing.

[Animation] Rooster Fighter

Keywords: Manga adaptation / Fantasy / Action / Comedy
Also known as: ニワトリ・ファイター / Rooster Fighter
Runtime: 24 minutes per episode × number of episodes unknown, updated weekly on Sundays
Where to watch: YouTube / Viu; Douban link

A rooster among roosters—a true fighter!

@SHY: On that day, humanity recalled the terror of being dominated—and the humiliation of being confined in cages. As monstrous “oni-beasts” trample cities at will, a furious rooster rises to stand against them. Named Keiji, he roams the land in search of the demon that killed his sister. Along the way, he forms strong bonds with companions such as Piyoko, a chick bearing the tattoo of “justice and loyalty,” and Elizabeth, a talented and beautiful hen, joining forces to overturn a seemingly hopeless future.

Adapted from one of the new-generation meme manga sensations—nicknamed “our ruthless chicken bro, a man of few words”—the original work went viral across the internet early in its serialization. The anime fully embraces the language of short-form video clips: episode one is packed with rapid-fire references, from three-dimensional chicken-powered devices to “semi-circular physics,” unleashing absurd ultimate moves with clucks and crows, capped off with a punchy финisher—every frame feels like a highlight moment. Keiji, with grand ambitions, delivers sharp, hilarious lines that keep audiences laughing.

Following last year’s work on “Hen Gear,” animation studio Sanzigen proves equally adept at bringing roosters to life. The bold, thick-lined modeling gives the characters a strong physical presence. While the story largely follows familiar shonen tropes, replacing the protagonist with a rooster makes everything delightfully absurd. Scripted by blockbuster veteran Hiroshi Seko, the series playfully subverts those very tropes. Watch as Keiji sharpens his feathers, lets out a mighty crow, and slays demons—reminding us that when the rooster crows, the world awakens. Truly, chicken bro is something else.

[Film] Supreme Marty

@SHY: Marty Mauser, a young clerk working in a shoe store, possesses extraordinary table tennis talent. In his pursuit of a chance to prove himself, he is willing to pay any price. Can this unmatched obsession lead him to success? Although it awkwardly went 0-for-9 at the Oscars, the sheer number of nominations proves the film’s strengths. Director Josh Safdie crafts an extremely self-serving, almost manic character through unconventional editing and storytelling, while Timothée Chalamet delivers what may be a career-best performance, bringing the character’s magnetic presence to the big screen—even if you don’t agree with his actions, it’s hard not to be drawn in.

[Film] Dream Team Miracle

@SHY: Will, a small-statured goat with dreams of becoming a superstar, makes his way into the team of his dreams through talent, hard work, and a bit of luck. But in a sport dominated by fierce beasts, things are far from simple. Produced and voiced by Stephen Curry, this GOAT-themed film draws inspiration from real-life stories and is packed with countless Easter eggs. Fresh off an Oscar win, Sony Animation continues the distinctive visual style seen in Spider-Verse and The Mitchells vs. the Machines, delivering an outstanding audiovisual experience. While the script leans toward familiar territory, the underdog comeback story on the court remains genuinely moving.

[UK Series] A True Woman

@利兹与青鸟: Adapted from the novel of the same name, the story is set in the early 20th century. Emma Hart, a hardworking, sharp-minded, and determined maid from a poor background, seizes opportunities during World War I and gradually builds her own business empire through sheer effort. While it may sound like a typical “strong female lead” success story—with elements of love, betrayal, and family intrigue that make it dramatic and legendary—Emma is portrayed as a fully realized character with both strengths and flaws, making her compelling to watch. However, the ending may test viewers’ patience and emotions—perhaps a reflection of life’s bittersweet reality.

[UK Series] Death in Paradise Season 15

@潘誉晗: Saint Marie is always bathed in sunshine—unfortunately, it’s also a place where crime frequently occurs. Thankfully, the detectives at the local police station are reliable, working in sync and dividing tasks efficiently. Though they occasionally hit dead ends, they always manage to solve the case in the end. Over the years, this long-running series has seen a rotating cast of lead detectives; this time, the newcomer is transferred from Brazil. Yet the commissioner and mayor remain constant, as do the Caribbean scenery and the triumph of justice.

[K-Drama] Boyfriend Subscription

@潘誉晗: Seo Mirae gains access to a beta version of an otome game called “Boyfriend Subscription.” Within the game, she can choose from 900 high-quality male characters to romance. To better fulfill her role as a romance manga editor, Mirae enters the game—and unexpectedly rekindles her long-dormant feelings, rediscovering her desire for love. This urban romantic comedy, built around elements like otome games and manga, offers a fresh premise and a brisk, lighthearted pace.

[K-Drama] Gods & Lawyers

@利兹与青鸟: Shin Yi-rang, struggling in her career, opens a law firm inside a former shaman’s studio steeped in folk traditions. Unexpectedly, she gains the ability to communicate with spirits—and even be possessed by them—using these powers to seek justice for the dead. Blending supernatural elements with episodic investigative cases, the series features socially grounded stories that highlight human warmth, yet maintains an overall light and comedic tone. Yoo Yeon-seok’s performance, especially in possession scenes, is both exhilarating and entertaining, making it a perfect casual watch.

📅 This Week’s New Trailers

Sekiro: Never Surrender – New Trailer

On March 17, the animated film Sekiro: Never Surrender released a new trailer. The film is set to premiere in Japan in 2026 and will be available on Crunchyroll. Adapted from the game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, it is directed by Kenichi Tsunama, written by Takuya Sato, with Takashi Mukoda serving as action animation director, music composed by Tatsuya Kato, and produced by Qzil.la. The theme song is “Blu” by Ryuichi Sakamoto. Source

Dune 3 – First Trailer

On March 18, the first trailer for Dune 3 was released. The film is scheduled to premiere in North America on December 18. Directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Robert Pattinson, Florence Pugh, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jason Momoa, and Javier Bardem, the film brings together new enemies and old allies as it builds toward an epic conclusion. Source

Spider-Man: Brand New Day – First Trailer

On March 18, the first trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day was released. The film will debut in North America on July 31. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Mark Ruffalo, the story follows Peter Parker after he has been forgotten by the world—his loved ones now strangers. As new threats emerge, can Spider-Man, fighting alone, rise again? Source

Mortal Kombat 2 – China Release Date Announced

On March 16, the action film Mortal Kombat 2 was officially scheduled for release in mainland China on May 8, alongside a new poster and trailer. Directed once again by Simon McQuoid, the film stars Karl Urban (Johnny Cage), Adeline Rudolph (Kitana), Jessica McNamee (Sonya Blade), Josh Lawson (Kano), and Ludi Lin (Liu Kang).

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Animation Film Chiikawa: The Secret of Mermaid Island – Teaser Trailer: Directed by Kei Oikawa and produced by Cygames Pictures, the film is adapted from a story originally posted on X by creator Nagano in 2023. After receiving a special invitation, the adorable characters set off for a training camp on a mysterious island. The film will be released in Japan on July 24. Source

Film Wild Horse Nine – First Trailer: Directed and written by Martin McDonagh (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri), and starring John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell, the story follows two CIA agents with vastly different personalities, Chris and Lee, who are sent to Easter Island. There, they must carry out a mission that tests their trust and loyalty. The film will premiere in North America on November 6. Source

Film Jack Ryan: Ghost War – First Trailer: Directed by Andrew Bernstein and starring John Krasinski, Sienna Miller, McKenna Grace, and Khalid Abdalla, the film sees Jack reunite with veteran CIA agent Mike and former CIA director James. Drawing on their extensive experience, they face off against a formidable enemy. It will premiere on Prime Video on May 20. Source

📽 Weekly Film & TV News

Sunshine Girls Choir set for mainland release on April 4
On March 19, Sunshine Girls Choir, the highest-grossing Chinese-language film in Taiwan box office history, was officially scheduled for mainland China release on April 4, alongside a trailer and poster. Directed by Hsiao-Chien Lin and starring Ivy Chen and Judy Ongg, the story follows Li Huizhen, who, in order to leave behind beautiful memories for her soon-to-depart daughter, decides to form a choir. Through rehearsals and shared moments, these imperfect women gradually heal one another. Source

Sentimental Value confirmed for import
On March 15, the film Sentimental Value was confirmed for import and will be released soon. The film won Best International Feature at the 98th Academy Awards and is directed by Joachim Trier (The Worst Person in the World), starring Renate Reinsve, Stellan Skarsgård, Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, and Elle Fanning. It was previously recommended in What to Watch This Week (260206 edition).

The Informant release poster unveiled
On March 16, The Informant officially announced its release date, unveiling a poster and trailer. The film will be released nationwide on March 27. It won Best Foreign Language Film and Best Actor at the Golden Globes and received a nomination for Best Picture at the 98th Academy Awards. Directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho and starring Wagner Moura, the story follows an ordinary professor who goes into hiding to escape persecution, using an individual’s fate to reflect broader historical memory.

Bitter Star Journey releases new poster
On March 16, the dark comedy Bitter Star Journey, directed by Jonah Hill and co-starring Keanu Reeves, Cameron Diaz, and Matt Bomer, released a new poster. The film will premiere on Apple TV on April 10. The cast also includes Martin Scorsese, Susan Lucci, Laverne Cox, David Spade, Atsuko Okatsuka, Roy Wood Jr., Kaia Gerber, and Ivy Wolk.

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