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Three films to watch this week

Observador3 September 2026 at 06:31

Eurico de Barros presents three film suggestions to watch during this week. The first recommendation is "Jacaré", directed by Basil da Cunha. The second suggested film is "Yellow Letters", by director Ilker Çatak. The third option is "Couture", directed by Alice Winocour, which stars Angelina Jolie. The three films make up the week's cinema selection presented by this critic.

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