There’s just over a month to go until Christmas, but Spanish billboards are already heating up with family moviesWhat ‘Kings vs. Santa’documentaries for all audiences, such as “I feel it a lot”about Joaquín Sabina, the blockbuster ‘Hour of Armageddon’, or the delicious ‘Kindergarten’by Pilar Palomero.

VERY SORRY, SABINA IN A PURE STATE AS SEEN BY LEÓN DE ARANOA

“Sentiendo lo mucho” is a sensitive portrait of Joaquín Sabina by his friend the filmmaker Fernando León de Aranoa, a story like his voice, harsh, direct and without equalization, which unambiguously tells the intimacy of the artist, its backstage and its B side.

THE WISE KINGS AND SANTA CLAUS START AS LEADERS IN CINAND

Director of short films and director of series, the director of ‘Amor de madre’ or ‘Perdiendo el este’, Paco Caballero, is today directing the first film in the history of Spanish cinema with the Three Kings and Santa Claus who , in their fight to see who is most loved by children, they have awakened their greatest common enemy, the evil Krampus, who wants to destroy Christmas.

FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ‘AD ASTRA’ COMES ‘ARMAGEDDON TIME,’ SET IN THE 1980s

New film from prestigious American filmmaker James Gray, director of ‘Ad astra’ among others, ‘Armageddon Time’ is a coming-of-age story centered on the strength of a family and the generational ambition to pursue the American dream , set in 1980s Queens, with Anthony Hopkins, Anne Hathaway and Jeremy Strong as protagonists.

‘LA MATERNAL’: EMPATHISE (AND CARE) FOR TEENAGE MOTHERS

The director of the award-winning film ‘Las niñas’, Pilar Palomero, returns to the cinema with her second feature, ‘The Kindergarten’, the story of Carla (Carla Quílez), a 14-year-old girl who lives in a restaurant on the edge driving through a city with his single mother, Penélope (Ángela Cervantes), as he skips school and spends hours with his best friend.

When the social worker realizes that she is five months pregnant, Carla enters ‘La Maternal’, a center for underage mothers at risk of exclusion where she shares her daily life with other young women like her.

‘LE GRAND MAURICE’, FROM crane operator to golf legend

“The Great Maurice”, directed by Craig Roberts, tells in a comical tone the incredible true story of golfer Maurice Flitcroft, a crane operator in a small English town, who when he saw his job in danger, in 1976, decided to participate in the most important tournament in the world, the British Open, with no more contact with the sport than having seen it on TV.

THE NEW PROPOSAL WITH SPIES BY ZHANG YIMOU, ‘CLIFF WALKERS’

Master Zhang Yimou’s latest film “Cliff Walkers” is set in 1930s China, when four Communist Party special agents return home from training in the Soviet Union and together embark on a secret mission. . But after being delivered by a traitor, the spies will find themselves threatened and put to the test on the dangerous snowy cliffs of Manchukuo.

‘LOVE HOW I HATE YOU’ ROMANTIC COMEDY OF THE WEEK

Directed by romantic comedy maven Peter Hutchings, “Honey, I Hate You So Much” follows ambitious and lovable Lucy Hutton (Lucy Hale), an old-school editorial assistant who has a rocky relationship with Joshua Templeton (Austin Stowell ). , its counterpart at the commercial publisher with which they have just merged. As they vie for a promotion, a conflicting feeling arises between them.

“MONSTRUOUS” FOR LOVERS OF TERROR AND CHRISTINA RICCI

Starring Christina Ricci, this horror film tells the story of a traumatized woman who flees her abusive ex-husband with her 7-year-old son, but when she arrives at their new remote sanctuary, she discovers that they both have to face a bigger and scarier monster.

‘THE GREAT SWISS ADVENTURE’, ANIMATED ADVENTURES FROM RUSSIA

From Russia comes this animated film for children which lives the adventures of a simple and affable 16-year-old boy named Grisha, who will have to part with his beloved Sonya and embark on a great journey, since, by the will of fate, he must serve the invincible commander Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov. You will experience exciting adventures and witness key events in an epic battle.

59 THIEVES IN BANKS AND JEWELERY: THE RECORD OF ‘THE PERFECT ROBBER’

Canadian Allan Ungar directs this suspense film in which, after escaping from a prison in Michigan, an attractive career criminal assumes a new identity in Canada and robs a record 59 banks and jewelry stores while being pursued by a police force. It features Mel Gibson in one of the lead roles.

‘DISENCHANTED: GISELLE RETURNS’, AN ANTICIPATED SUITE ON DISNEY+

Fifteen years have passed since Giselle and Robert got married, but Giselle is disillusioned with city life, so they decide to move to the quiet community of Monroeville, but sadly, that doesn’t suit her either. So she uses the magic of Andalasia and mistakenly turns the city into a fairy tale.

AND ON APPLE TV, “SPIRITED: THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS”

This film is a modern and musical version of “A Christmas Carol”, the Charles Dickens classic, with Ryan Reynold, Will Ferrell, Octavia Spencer and Sunita Mani. An impressive blockbuster written and directed by Sean Anders.

FILM PREMIERE ARGENTINA ‘1976’ AND A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT KUBRICK

It’s 1976 in Chile, Carmen goes to the beach to supervise the renovation of her house while the rest of her family comes and goes on winter vacation. When her family’s priest asks her to take care of a young man she is secretly harboring, Carmen ventures into unfamiliar territory.

‘Kubrick by Kubrick’, directed by documentary filmmaker Gregory Monro, looks back on the story of legendary New York director Stanley by hearing directly from the director himself, as they are exclusive recordings of interviews where he reflects on his philosophy of life, his films – many of them works of art – and his cinematic legacy.

‘AMBULANCE: GETAWAY PLAN’, CHASE IN LOS ANGELES, ON MOVISTAR+

Michael Bay, director of greatest hits like “Armageddon” (1998) or “Pearl Harbor” (2001), directs this fast-paced action film based on a dizzying and tireless chase through the streets of Los Angeles with Jake Gyllenhall alongside Yahya Abdul Mateen II (“Aquaman”).