A new premieres Thursday has arrived and with him seven productions that renew the offer to enjoy the Big Screen.

First appears the third part of "Annabelle" (Annabelle comes home), production directed by Gary Dauberman and headed by Mackenna Grace, Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson extending the broad universe of "The Sorcery" created by James Wan.

In this opportunity, the Ed and Lorraine Warren demonologists will face the evil doll within your home, then it awakened evil spirits.

The first national release is the comedy "I'm not your mom", Marcos Carnevale. With Diaz starring Juliet, Pablo Echarri and Sebastian Wainraich, this story will revolve around a journalist who writes a weekly column with reasons not to have children.

But nevertheless, your thinking may change following the arrival of a new neighbor and her little daughter.

National also is the documentary "The last search", Pepe Tobal, who will accompany Cecilia Viberti Viberti, daughter of Captain Esteban- to seek answers about the plane TC-48, lost in 1965 when he is carrying 68 people who lost their lives.

"What we were" (What they had) It is a drama starring Hilary Swank, Michael Shannon, Robert Foster, Blythe Danner, Taissa Farmiga and Josh Lucas, low the direction of Elizabeth Chomko.

In this history, a woman will return home at the request of his brother, in order to deal with the illness of his mother.

Another national documentary is "Noise are the houses", Luciana Foglio and Luján Montes. The film is a journey that encompasses the creation of experimental music in Buenos Aires, under the influence of the urban environment.

From Japan comes the documentary "Ama-San", Claudia Varejao, which narrate the tradition that hunters carry pearls of China.

By last, lovers rock and roll can enjoy one of the biggest bands like Soundgarden, led by the late vocalist Chris Cornell.

En “Live from the Artists Den”, it can learn more about these great artists under the Animal King Tour, the tour that presented their latest album.