The releases for the week of September 3 to 9 include "My Best Friend," a new comedy with Ingrid Guimarães and Mônica Martelli, who share the screen for the first time in a film. Also arriving in theaters is "Pressure," a historical drama with Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser about the planning for D-Day, in addition to the Korean dramedy "My Daughter is a Zombie."
Another release is "The Great Arch of Paris," which tells a true story about a monument. The documentary "Gonzaguinha, the Greatest Freedom," directed by Susanna Lira, also joins the week's releases, shedding light on the political vision, sharp wit, and nonconformist stance of Luiz Gonzaga do Nascimento Júnior, known as Gonzaguinha.
Cinema Week is back with tickets at R$ 10 in September. Among the featured interviews is one with Luisa Arraes, who stars in Jorge Furtado's new comedy, "Much Pleasure," stating that "love is something that hits you."
