Charlize Theron – ‘Bombshell’

Actress Charlize Theron loves tough roles. She was a serial killer in “Monster: Desire Assassino”, an unbearable writer who refuses to grow up in “Young Adults” and a warrior captain in the service of a dictator in “Mad Max: Fury Road”. But the job offer to play the journalist and presenter Megyn Kelly in ‘Bombshell,’ which now debuts in Brazil, was the first that made her uncomfortable.

First Screening – ‘Little Women’

More than 150 years have passed since the writer Louisa May Alcott published ‘Little Women,’ a drama about the coming of age of four sisters during the American Civil War. The story has been adapted numerous times for film and TV, which is why director and screenwriter Greta Gerwig (‘Lady Bird’) knew that this adaptation needed to be special.

‘Hunters’

In the first episode of “Hunters”, a new series from Amazon Prime Video, the Nazi hunter played by Al Pacino explains how the Second War continues to haunt the United States in 1977: “The past is repeated in the new times, always waiting for the result is different. ”

Joaquin Phoenix – ‘Joker’

Jack Nicholson secured one of the highest salaries in Hollywood history for it. Heath Ledger won a posthumous Oscar. The Joker seems to be an irresistible attraction for movie stars. It was no different for Joaquin Phoenix, who takes on the role in the violent and dark ‘Joker,’ a drama about social inequality and mental health that narrates the origin of the character.