We certainly have a lot of news during the month of February, these are launches that you are certainly eagerly awaiting.
Among the most diverse styles of genres, the releases aim to please everyone.
In this article we will present some news from the month of February that already has cinema dates.
So without further ado, see what's new during the month of February.
01/02 Poor Creatures
Poor Creatures is a science fiction love film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and produced by Emma Stone, who also plays a role in the feature film.
Inspired by the book with the same title by Alasdair Gray and making reference to the classic work Frankenstein, the plot unfolds during the Victorian Era and follows the character Bella Baxter (played by Stone), who is brought back to life after having her brain replaced for the unborn child.
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Thus, the experiment is carried out by Dr. Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe), a brilliant but unconventional scientist.
Wanting to explore more of the world, the young woman runs away with a lawyer and embarks on a journey across different continents, fighting for equality and freedom.
In addition to Stone and Dafoe, the cast also includes Mark Ruffalo, Jerrod Carmichael, Ramy Youssef, Christopher Abbott, Margaret Qualley, Kathryn Hunter, Suzy Bemba and Wayne Brett.
02/08 The color Purple
“The Color Purple” represents the second feature film to transform a Broadway theater show inspired by an iconic cinematographic work, which in turn was a literary adaptation.
The similarities with “Mean Girls” from the beginning of the year end here.
Unlike its extremely remote relative, the premiere in Brazilian cinemas this Thursday (8) does not make the most of the potential of its new style and fails to fully explain the reason for its existence.
The challenge you face is considerably more complex, it is indisputable.
02/14 Madame Teia
At first, the story of Madame Teia focuses on the origins of the protagonist, played by Dakota Johnson.
In the plot, Cassandra Webb leads an ordinary existence as a paramedic in New York – until, on a certain day, she discovers that she has the gift of anticipating the future.
One of her visions ends up leading Cassandra to young Julia Carpenter (Sydney Sweeney), Anya Corazon (Isabela Merced) and Mattie Franklin (Celeste O'Connor).
Before long, the four understand that, together, they have an extraordinarily powerful destiny.
02/15 Bob Marley – One Love
Firstly, Bob Marley: A Union is a biographical film directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green (King Richard: Creating Champions).
Which tells the story of Robert Nesta Marley OM, better known as Bob Marley, a great icon of the reggae musical genre.
The feature film recalls the musician's significant achievements for his nation, as well as the obstacles faced by his family and friends.
Bob Marley (Kingsley Ben-Adir) became famous for transmitting messages of peace, love and Rastafarian faith.
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Through reggae, he crossed borders and achieved resounding success.
However, even though he was a renowned figure, violence in his country was a reality that affected both Marley and his wife (Lashana Lynch).
So, after being the victim of an attack, they decide to leave the country, but the following year the iconic singer makes the decision to return to Jamaica, for the benefit of the people.
02/22 Ferrari
Firstly, Ferrari is a biographical film that chronicles the life of the influential Italian businessman in the sports car industry, Enzo Ferrari (played by Adam Driver).
The cinematographic work portrays the way in which Ferrari and his family revolutionized the automotive sector.
Selected to participate in the Venice Film Festival in 2023, the film is directed by Michael Mann (known for The Informant and The Last of the Mohicans) and features Shailene Woodley, Sarah Gadon, Penélope Cruz, Jack O'Connell, Patrick Dempsey and Brazilian actor Gabriel Leone.
02/29 Dune: Part II
However, the second part of “Duna” will be released in cinemas in Brazil on February 29th.
The film is the sequel to Denis Villeneuve's film adaptation of the book of the same name.
But in the film, the plot is led by actor Timothée Chalamet, who plays the main character Paul Atreides, the successor to the desert planet Arrakis.
After facing an attack by the conspirators in the inaugural film, Paul begins a true odyssey alongside Chani (played by Zendaya) and the Fremem, the Arrakis community that resides in the desert, with the aim of avenging his family.
According to the director, the initial film has a more reflective approach, while the sequel is a grand war film full of action scenes.
02/29 Perfect Days
Similarly, Perfect Days portrays the journey of Hirayama, an individual responsible for maintaining toilets in the city of Tokyo.
The essence of their existence is revealed to the public through the melodies they enjoy.
Although the film delves into issues such as isolation, escapes and the search for meaning in the contemporary era.
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