Feature-length debuts, Oscar runners and more in cinemas this weekend
JOBURG – This week's movie line-up offers different perspectives on the complexities of choices we make and relationships we keep. In cinemas from 7 February.
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This week’s movie line-up offers different perspectives on the complexities of choices we make and relationships we keep. In cinemas from 7 February.
Blue Story
What happens when a YouTube series is adapted into a feature length film? Well, what you get is a tragic tale relaying the effects of turf wars. In Blue Story, two young friends who become rivals in a street war. Narrated through rap, the film is based on Rapman’s own experiences with crossing gang-affliated borders. Blue Story stars Stephen Obubola and Micheal Ward. In cinemas 7 February.
Jojo Rabbit
Starring Scrarlett Johansson, Sam Rockwell, and Roman Griffin Davis, the Oscar-nominated Jojo Rabbit follows Jojo, a Hitler Youth member who finds out that his mother is hiding a Jewish girl in their attic. He’s faced with questioning his beliefs while dealing with an imaginary fanciful version of Adolf Hitler. In cinemas 7 February.
Malang
Catch a glimpse of this not-so-colourful Hindi film. In Malang, Advait visits Goa where he runs into Sara, a free-spirited girl who lives life unshackled. Opposites attract and all goes well until life turns upside down. Years later, Advait is on a killing spree with cops Aghase and Michael in his way. The film stars Anil Kapoor, Aditya Kapoor, and Disha Patani. In cinemas 7 February.
Waves
Tracing the journey of a suburban family, Waves follows a well-intentioned but domineering father as he leads his family through love, forgiveness, and coming together in the aftermath of a loss. The drama stars Taylor Russell and Kelvin Harrison Jr. In cinemas 7 February.