I choose to believe and Boys, the World Cup blockbuster, tops this week's premieres

I Choose to Believe (2023/Argentina/Documentary/102 minutes) Watch an ad

The official film of the Asian Football Confederation, with testimonials from the champions, narrates in intimate and first-person form the epic title won in the last FIFA World Cup. The film promises to capture the passion and pride that Argentina feels for its soccer team, providing viewers with a unique and unforgettable experience. I choose to believe It is presented as a moving tribute to the Argentine team's perseverance and dedication in its quest for glory on the international stage, and its aim is to be remembered by all the team's fans and shared in cinemas across the country. During the month of its first anniversary. It has a narration by Ricardo Darin.

Boys: The People's Film (2023/Argentina/Documentary/100 minutes) Watch an ad

This documentary focuses on the largest party in Argentine history. It originates from a story written by Hernan Casciari and narrated by Guillermo Francella. The film invites us to remember Argentina's joy, the madness of the World Cup, and the celebrations it experienced in the third World Cup.

Wonka (2023/US/Adventure/116 min) Watch an ad

Based on the exceptional central character of Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryRoald Dahl's most famous children's book and one of the best-selling children's books of all time, Wonka It tells the fascinating story of how the greatest inventor, magician and chocolatier became the beloved Willy Wonka we know today.

Black Friday (2023/US/Horror/106 min) Watch an ad

After the Black Friday riots end in tragedy, a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer terrorizes the city of Plymouth, Massachusetts – the birthplace of the holiday.

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The Castle (2023/Argentina-France/Drama/78 minutes) Watch an ad

After working as a domestic worker all her life, Justina inherits a huge mansion in the middle of the Argentine pampas from her former employer. The only condition is that he never sells it. In this modern fairy tale, Justina and her daughter Alexia will face the challenges of keeping that promise alive.