You undeniably enjoy following new stories full of action, adrenaline or even suspense, watch new films in March.
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So without further ado, check out the new films for March.
Mickey 17 (06/03)
Synopsis: Mickey is part of a space colonization project and is frequently assigned to risky tasks, bordering on suicide.
If he perishes, he is cloned and most of his memories are restored.
However, after dying sixteen times, he begins to understand the reasons that led to the absence of someone in his position previously.
A Brilliant Lawyer (06/03)
Synopsis: Michelle, a budding lawyer, deals with the constant confusion generated by her Italian name, which is often associated with a feminine name.
Furthermore, he must bear all the expenses of the child, otherwise his ex-wife will take the child away.
After his company is acquired by the largest law firm in the country, Mike is thrilled but is quickly let go along with all his colleagues to balance the number of men and women.
Saved from the confusion generated by his name, Mike keeps his job, but has to assume a female identity.
In an attempt to demonstrate his abilities, he adopts this new persona, but soon realizes that this makes his professional activities even more challenging.
The Apple of My Eye (03/13)
Synopsis: Based on a Taiwanese film of the same name, “The Apple of My Eye” tells the story of a group of students at a renowned private school, all fascinated by the captivating Sun-ah.
However, there is a curious aspect: Jin Young is the only one who categorically states that he does not have any kind of feelings for her.
Time Machine (03/13)
Synopsis: England, 1941. Sisters Thomasina and Martha have developed a device capable of capturing transmissions from the future.
This fascinating invention enables them to explore their punk side before the movement really takes off.
However, as World War II escalates, they choose to use the machine as a spy tool, generating repercussions that change the course of history.
Hans Zimmer & Friends: Diamond in the Desert (03/19)
Synopsis: “Hans Zimmer & Friends: Diamond in the Desert” features a live show featuring some of Zimmer’s most memorable soundtracks, including those from “Dune,” “Gladiator,” “Interstellar” and “The Lion King.”
Filmed at the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai and other magnificent settings, the feature-length film features performances by Zimmer's band and a world-renowned orchestra.
The production also includes interviews with personalities such as Billie Eilish, Christopher Nolan, Denis Villeneuve, Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya, providing an insight into Zimmer's creative process and partnerships.
Snow White (20/03)
Synopsis: Live-action version of Disney's iconic 1937 animation, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.
Father of the Year (20/03)
Synopsis: Andy Goodrich's routine changes drastically when his wife is admitted to a rehabilitation program, forcing him to care for his young children alone.
Amidst this new reality, Andy finds support in Grace, his daughter from his first marriage, and becomes the father she always wanted.
Unknown (03/27)
Synopsis: A tireless hunter pursues a woman injured by the brutality of nature in Oregon, United States.
She strives to outwit her pursuer, but with each moment of apprehension, her strength wanes and her confidence wavers.
The Refuge (03/27)
Synopsis: As World War III approaches, a group of tycoons find shelter in a high-end underground bunker.
Through screens, they witness the collapse of the world they knew happening before their eyes.
Relentless Rescue (03/27)
Synopsis: Levon Cade begins a new phase of his life working in the construction industry and struggles to maintain a quiet life while trying to be an exemplary father.
However, when he discovers that his boss's teenage daughter has disappeared, he is called back to the world of clandestine missions and comes across a criminal plot.
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