Last Thursday premieres February has arrived and with it, a total of seven productions renewing the options on billboards all cinemas in the country.

First and inspired by one of the "monsters" appears classic film "The Invisible Man" (The invisible man), Leigh Whannell film featuring performances by Elisabeth Moss, Storm Reid y Oliver Jackson-Cohen.

The plot of this story revolves around a woman who lives a stormy relationship with a millionaire scientist. She decided to run away and then find out that her former partner commits suicide leaving an important part of their heritage.

But nevertheless, a series of shocking events will occur, desmoronar threatening the sanity of the protagonist, who you have the feeling of being hunted.

Disney offers a family adventure story "The so-called wild" (Call of the wild), production headed by the great Harrison Ford, directed by Chris Sanders and accompanying Karen Gillan, Bradley Whitford.

The protagonist of this film is a hermit who lives in Alaska, where he meets a dog that will live a unique adventure in every corner of the earth, where no one before had come.

The first domestic production of this week is "Breathe", Gabriel Grieco drama starring Sofia Gala, Lautaro Delgado, Leticia Breda, Gerardo Romano and Gaston Pauls.

Located in soybean plantings, The plot tells the dark secret related to agrochemicals, a fact that will endanger the protagonist and their loved ones.

"Seeking Justice" (Just mercy) is a story directed by Destin Cretton having performances by Michael B. Jordan, Brie Larson are Jamie Foxx.

The film -based on real events- explores the world of a lawyer who goes to the state of Alabama, with the aim of defending a man accused death penalty for the murder of a young woman 18 years. In that context, the protagonist will find that the prisoner has not had adequate legal representation.

From Spain comes the documentary by David Pujol "Salvador Dalí: in search of immortality ", marking a path from 1929 (crucial moment in his career) until 1989, year of his death.

Mexican drama "I'm not here" reflects the obstacles that must traverse a young man 17 years who abandons his family and members of the local cartel at the time of moving to the United States.

Directed by Fernando de la Parra Cold, the story features performances of Coral Bridge, Juan Daniel Garcia and Angelina Chen.

Finally "Dear Lord" appears (Sir), one native Indian drama that tells the relationship between a maid who lives full of hopes and your employer, a man who despite having everything seems to have abandoned their dreams.

The film is directed by and starring Rohena Gera Tillotama Shome and Vivek Gomber.