MOVIES (premieres in cinemas on 6/11, unless otherwise stated).
"".
Aliette Opheim plays Mona, the mother in the film based on Andrev Walden's August Prize-winning novel about a boy who gets a steady stream of new fathers throughout his childhood. The film is also a classic depiction of growing up in Sweden in the 1970s and 80s. The book's seven fathers have been reduced to five, played by Filip Berg, Joel Spira and artist Viktor Norén, in his first Swedish film role.
The new concert film shows George Michael at the peak of his career.
"".
In the late 1980s, George Michael was at the peak of his career. Two years after Wham! split up and with a chart-topping solo album, he embarked on a world tour. This film shows him at his peak, performing at a concert in Paris in 1988. Parts of the footage were lost and only rediscovered in recent years.
"".
Godzilla usually terrorizes Tokyo, but in the new Japanese film, another, dragon-like beast suddenly appears. Is there room for two enormous monsters in the same place?
TV/STREAMING
Keira Knightley is back as secret agent Helen Webb in "Black Doves".
" " (5/11, Netflix).
In the new season of the thriller series starring Keira Knightley as spy Helen, her husband has become Prime Minister. Yet she and her sidekick, the sad but ruthless assassin Sam (Ben Whishaw), must rush to the aid of her boss, Mrs Reed (Sarah Lancashire), when a crisis strikes.
Loïs (Carmen Kassovitz) gets a ride from Lane (Baptiste Masseline) in “Campus Drivers”.
"" (6/11, Prime Video).
It looks like and is called a typical American college series, and the characters have English-sounding names, but Prime Video's new drama is French and based on a popular book series. When Loïs (Carmen Kassovitz) is suddenly dumped, she meets Lane (Baptiste Masseline), who runs a taxi service on campus.
Charlie Vickers plays Sauron in "The Lord of the Rings: The Lord of the Rings."
"" (11/11, Prime Video).
The third season of the series takes place thousands of years before Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" books. Five years have passed since the fall of the elven kingdom of Eregion, and now the free peoples of Middle-earth must unite to stop Sauron and his armies before the Dark Lord can create the One Ring, which will give him unlimited power.
Horror, religion and comedy in "The Body" with Kristina Bogic, Sara Boustany and Emily Roman in some of the roles.
"" (11/11, Netflix).
Teenage drama, horror, religion and comedy come together in a blissful mix in this thriller series about girls in a dance group at a local Catholic school, whose lives take a terrifying turn after a rather dramatic initiation of a new student.
What do you think?