Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba – To the Hashira Training – Releasing in Limited Theaters
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A feature that includes “A Connected Bond: Daybreak and First Light” the 11th Episode from the Swordsmith Village Arc and will conclude with a fierce battle between Tanjiro and Upper Four demon Hantengu.
Join the continuing and evolving story of Demon Slayer.
Drive-Away Dolls – Releasing in Theaters
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When Jamie, played by Margaret Qualley, breaks up with her firlfriend she turns to Marian, played by Geraldine Viswanathan, to take a road trip to Tallahassee. However, their journey takes a turn when they are placed in the crosshairs of criminals.
Looks like a fun play on a general road trip adventure, with the comedy writing and directing from Eathan Coen. Looks like a solid watch.
Golden Years – Releasing in Limited Theaters
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Alice and Peter, played by Esther Gemsch and Stefan Kurt, are entering a new phase in their lives. The two decide to go on a cruise to venture into a new part of their life, with the hope to rekindle their relationship, but when a friends relationship gets rocky, Peter brings a friend on the cruise. Angry and hurt Alice disembarks from the cruise on a joruney across south Europe.
As people are venturing into new sections of their life, it’s hard sometimes be at the same place in your loves ones growth and development. This movie handles that momment, while also talking about traditional norms, and venturing outside of them.
Ordinary Angels – Releasing in Theaters
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Sharon Steves, played by Hilary Swank, is a strong but strugging small business owner in a small town, but when she meets Ed, played by Alan Ritchson, she finds a new reason for life. Sharon sets out to help Ed’s youngest daughter receive a liver transplant.
A heart warming tale based on a true story. This sees the return of Hilary Swank to big screens and also showcases a heartfelt story of loss and working together to try to make your own miracles happen.
Wicked Little Letters – Releasing in Theaters
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 67%
Rose, played by Jessie Buckley, and Edith, played by Olivia Colman, are emotionally distant neighbors in their seaside town, but when Edith begins to receive foul and obscene letters she accuses Rose of being the culprit. These accusations lead to Rose being arrested and potentially losing her daughter. Now Officer Moss, played by Anjana Vasan, has to work with a group of women to try to find out who is really behind the letters, before it’s too late.
This is a period piece set in 1920s, where salacious things like this could destroy ones life. It’s an interesting tale of mystery, loss, and foul letters.
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