Thursday is a day of premieres in theaters and, As week after week, billboards rooms offer different options to enjoy. This time there are eleven titles coming to the big screen, where the return of Ricardo Darin is highlighted in a new national production.

Directed by Juan Vera, "Love you least expect it" is the new film starring Ricardo Darin and Mercedes Morán, which also has holdings of Claudia Fontan, Andrea Stone; Johan Pierre Noher, Norman Briski, Juan Minujín, Gabriel Corrado and Andrea Politti.

The story centers on a couple who, after 25 years of marriage, through a crisis that leads to separate and must learn to get on with their new lives.

"Powerful Minds" (The darkest minds) It is a science fiction thriller led by Gwendoline Christie, Stenberg y Mandy Moore.

Directed by Jennifer Yuh, shows a world where only 2 percent of children and adolescents has survived. Nevertheless, which they were developed mental abilities.

Nostalgic will enjoy the return of "Grease" in its remastered version. This is the classic musical starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton John, directed by Randal Kleiser.

Another national productions to enjoy is "own house", Rosendo Ruiz drama by having the leading roles and Gustavo Almada, Irene Gonet y Maura saithe.

The film tells the story of a literature professor who is on the verge of 40 years of life and must deal not only with poverty but also with his mother, since it has not yet been able to become independent.

For lovers of terror appears the Canadian "Hungry" (The ravenous), a zombie movie that focuses on a town on the outskirts of Quebec.

This film features performances by Marc-André Grondin, Monia Chokri and Charlotte St. Martin. The direction, meanwhile, borne by Robin Aubert.

"Disobedience" (Disobedience) is a drama led by Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams, which revolves around a woman who grew up in an orthodox Jewish family and must return home upon hearing the sad news of the death of his father.

In that context, it will be with an old friend from school, by beginning to show interest.

Directed by Diego Gachassin, comes the Argentine documentary "Hall 4", where the lawyer and writer Alberto Sarlo aims to teach philosophy and boxing 52 prisoners who are in a maximum security prison on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.

Another documentary in our country is "Ata your plow to a star", Carmen Guarini.

This is a film that comes from a recorded material 1997, recorded by the director, Birri while the filmmaker was conducting a production based on the 30 anniversary of the death of Che Guevara.

A year after his death, comes the documentary "El camino de Santiago", Tristan Bauer; inspired by the controversial case of Santiago Maldonado, who died after the incidents in Patagonia between Mapuche protesters and National Gendarmerie.

From Italy comes the documentary "Caravaggio: The soul and blood " (Caravaggio: The soul and the blood), Jesus Garces Lambert.

In this film, the author travels through the life of one of the leading figures of Italian cinema who recorded movies filmed in 8k.

By last, "Shadows Light" is the documentary directed by Daniel Henríquez, who reflects the debate raised by Carlos Bosch -figure key photojournalism- on the image, freedom and the market.

Bosch, after passing through our country and Spain, It generated an important file-based violence that occurred during the twentieth century.