A total of five productions hit theaters across the country on the second Thursday of September premieres. The titles are “More respect that I am your mother”, “Once upon a time there was a genius”, "Invitation to Hell", “Paradise” and “Princess by accident”.

The Argentine "More respect that I am your mother" is one of the great classics of theater that reaches the big screen, under the direction of Marcos Carnevale and with performances by Florencia Peña, Diego Peretti, Guillermo Arengo, Angela Torres, Agustin Battioni and Bruno Giganti.

The film is set at 1999, in the midst of an economic crisis that sentences a family to live almost in poverty. Mirta will be there with her unemployed husband, his three troubled sons and a drug addicted father-in-law. To overcome so many obstacles, everyone will need the best possible humor and many tricks.

“Once upon a time there was a genius” tells the story of a doctor of literature who faces the world with a certain skepticism. She will meet a genie who will give her the choice of three wishes..

Directed by George Miller and starring Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba.

Directed by Jessica M.. Thompson and starring Nathalie Emmanuel, Mark Doherty y Stephanie Corneliussen, "Invitation to Hell" is a thriller that revolves around a woman who discovers a strange new relative who invites her to a wedding in an English countryside.

Everything seems fine, however, dark secrets will come to light that will envelop the protagonist in a nightmare.

Another of the national productions to reach the billboard is "Elparaiso", directed by Fernando Sirianni and Federico Moreno Breser.

With the voices of with the voices of Norma Aleandro, Nicolas Furtado, Maite Lanata, Jorge Marrale and Alejandro Awada, The film tells the story of two women who come to Rosario from Poland, in 1926.

They will fall into the hands of “Los Abramovs”, a criminal organization that ran the largest prostitution ring in the city.

Finally from France comes "Princess by accident", which tells the story of an orphan who lives on the streets of the medieval town of Roc-en-Brume, under the direction of Julien Fournet.

She will learn to steal food from King Tristain's castle with her three trained weasels..