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”.Director Lisa Langseth has made a socially critical comedy about private healthcare companies that set diagnoses and hand out tablets on an ongoing basis. What if it's society that's wrong instead? That's the idea behind ”The dance club” where a psychology intern (Nils Wetterholm) makes a revolt and with the help of performance artist Rakel (Alva Bratt) gets a group of patients to try to dance away their anxiety instead. Among those who dance is influencer Julia Franzén in her first film role.
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” (Disney+).Directly from the film festival in Toronto to the streaming service Disney+ comes this drama based on Whitney Wolfe Herd's life. She broke the glass ceiling in male-dominated Silicon Valley, created two dating apps and became a billionaire in the process. Lily James plays the lead role.
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”.A Stephen King film adaptation, which is three films in one, told from different parts of Chuck's life, in reverse chronology. Only at the end do we find out what shaped Chuck and made him so loved by so many at the beginning of the film. As an adult, Chuck is played by Tom Hiddleston, who, among other things, dances his way through the second act in an advanced number.
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”.”Babylon Berlin" star Liv Lisa Fries plays an anti-Nazi resistance woman in this reality-based German drama. Along with her husband Hans, Hilde Coppi fought in vain against the Hitler regime in the resistance movement Die rote Kapelle (”The Red Orchestra”).
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” (18/9, Netflix).The relationship between the mismatched brothers Jake (Jude Law) and Vince (Jason Bateman) is at the center of the drama series in a restaurant environment. Jake is an ambitious restaurateur on the rise in New York, but future plans are jeopardized when the other - hopeless - brother Vince returns to the city and attracts determined gangsters who have claims on him.
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” (24/9, AppleTv+).The fifth season of the popular thriller series begins with an inexplicable massacre - eleven people are murdered before the perpetrator is himself shot. But by whom? And why does the act take place in the shadow of London's mayoral election? And why do the agents at Slough House soon become targets for the same perpetrators?
