The first Thursday of November premieres came with “One piece film: Red”, “Little Joe, the business of happiness, "Sangre Vurdalak", "Bardo" and "The Devil's Elevator".

from Japan, “One piece film: Red” is a film that addresses the universe of one of the most successful anime in the world.

Made by Eiichiro Oda and published by Shueisha, this story saw the light in 1997 and today it is one of the best-selling products on the planet. Later it was the turn of the animated series (in 1999) and now a feature film.

Regarding its plot, The Straw Hat Pirates are going to a music festival on Elegia Island to see Uta's concert.. But nevertheless, the story will take a turn following a surprising revelation.

The Austrian “Little Joe, the business of happiness” is a film made in 2019, but now it's on the big screen.

Directed by Jessica Hausner and starring Emily Beecham, Kerry Fox, Ben Whishaw, the film narrates the life of a single mother who earns her living raising plants in a company, in order to develop new species.

In that context, the protagonist will manage to create a kind of enormous therapeutic value, whose main effect will be general something similar to happiness.

“Blood Vurdalak” is one of the national premieres, oriented to the horror genre -something that fortunately has been developing more frequently in the Argentine industry-.

Directed by Santiago Fernandez Calvete and starring Germán Palacios and Nai Awada, the film will tell the story of a man who will return home after fighting with a vampire.

Despite its success, things will not be so pleasant for the protagonist's family, that he will try to figure out if the revenant is really well or has been bitten by the sinister creature.

Another of the terrifying premieres of the week will be "The Devil's Elevator", Vietnamese film directed by Peter Mourougaya and starring Yu Duong, Xuan Hiep Nguyen, Mai Bich Tram, Nguyen Thi Kieu Trinh, Tong Yen Nhi, Neko Bao Tien, Truong Dieu Ngoc, Truong Vu Quynh Mai, Huynh Tu Uyen y Bao Loc.

In this tape, a claustrophobic university student will investigate the disappearance of her friend, who was last seen inside a mysterious elevator.

Finally comes the Mexican "Bardo, false chronicle of a few truths”, of Alexander Gonzalez Iñarritu.

With the presence of Daniel Giménez Cacho, Griselda Siciliani and Ximena Lamadrid, the plot of this feature film will revolve around a journalist who will return to his country of origin, where he will face his own identity, that of his own and that of his native land.