'Raya and the Last Dragon' tops the list of premieres of the week

Next week’s release schedule will once again feature movies in theaters. The billboard, little by little, begins to revitalize and the magic of the seventh art is recovering its splendor. Therefore, what better plan for the weekend than to get some tickets, buy popcorn and soft drinks, and have a great time with the family. However, streaming platforms have also wanted to take advantage of the golden age they are going through and we they give away some premieres of the week so that, from the living room, we can see the latest movies. Netflix and Amazon Prime stand out with two new films that will be more than enough to complement the cinephile experience of the next few days: ‘Stripe and the last dragon’ Disappeared from theaters since ‘Onward’, Disney returns to the big screen with a new original classic that many expected as May water. The trailer for ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ left us wanting more, anticipating a new animated adventure that seemed destined to occupy an undying position within the studio. Now, after months of waiting, the film has already landed in theaters across the country, at the same time it arrives on the Disney + premium service. Either in an armchair or on our sofa, ‘Raya and the last dragon’ is one of the most outstanding releases of the week.’The Owners’ One of the most intriguing premieres of the week comes directly from Reino United. ‘The Owners’ is a psychological thriller that tells the story of a young couple who, induced by a dangerous man, are forced to steal a safe from the town doctor.The film participated in the official section of Sitges and, despite not receiving critical recognition, it will delight lovers of this film genre. ‘And it rained birds’ Another of the films that have had a previous step through the film festivals on the national scene is ‘And birds rained’, presented in the official section of the San Sebastian Festival. The Canadian film is the adaptation of the novel by Jocelyne Saucier and tells the life of three old men who, tired of the world, retire to spend their last years of life in the middle of the forest. A drama that deals with old age and that stood out for the inherent beauty of the story. ‘Birdsong’ European cinema, while Hollywood blockbusters continue to be postponed, has found the perfect moment to receive a good reception in the contemporary industry. This week it is the turn of Belgium that, with a thriller with fantastic connotations, presents us with a young woman who seeks to succeed in the world of entertainment, but everything takes a 180º turn when she is accused of murder. First feature by director Hendrik Willemyns, who was also in charge of writing the film. ‘Woman’ The documentary format continues to grow, both in cinemas and streaming, and the latest feature film to land on the big screen is a feminist story that addresses the lives of different women around the world. Through direct interviews, topics such as motherhood, couples, financial status or sexuality are discussed, in order to reveal the condition of the woman in a global way, going to the individual. A French film with a remarkable appreciation by critics and the public.’La mami’Based on real events,’ La Mami ‘tells the life of a woman who works in a cabaret in Mexico and is in charge of ensuring the comfort of the dancers at the venue. It is a drama with feminist overtones that won recognition at the Gaudí Awards, as well as a special mention at the Morelia Festival. Latin American cinema is another of the industries that has gained relevance since the cessation of US premieres and this is the latest example of this. ‘Sentinel’ Netflix has been about to go empty in the premieres of the week; However, the French film ‘Centinela’ has today reached the catalog of all subscribers of the platform. An action play in the purest ‘Revenge’ style in which a soldier, after returning home, has to face a huge number of criminals to finish off the man who attacked her sister. ‘The King of Zamunda’ list with one of the most anticipated films of 2021: ‘The King of Zamunda’. The sequel to ‘The Prince of Zamunda’, an iconic work by Eddie Muphy, comes more than three decades after the premiere of its predecessor. Amazon Prime returns us to this crazy comedy imaginary to play with the nostalgia that is kept in the actor, assuming his return to the spotlight of the film scene. Critics may not have endorsed the work done; However, this means little when we talk about an Eddie Murphy film.