"The Mummies and the Lost Ring", "Empire of Light", "The triangle of sadness", "Offering to the Devil", “Pearl”, "The residence", "Legitimate defense", "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Carbón" are the titles that arrive this week at theaters in the country.

In the first place "The mummy and the lost ring" is an animated film made by Juan Jesús García Galo that is located in Egypt, more precisely in a city of mummies from ago 3 a thousand years.

In that context, Princess Nefer must marry Thut, but none of them want to. But nevertheless, They must do it in just seven days, not to defy the gods.

Sam Mendes directs "Empire of Light", film set in England 1980 and has a protagonist who works in a cinema, only place where he manages to escape from his loneliness.

There, she will meet a young man who, despite their differences, will generate a bond of complicity and love.

This film features the performances of Olivia Colman and Michael Ward.

Nominated for three Oscars, "The triangle of sadness" is a film narrated by the Swedish Ruben Östlund with the performances of Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean y Woody Harrelson.

The film tells the story of a couple of models and influencers who will be invited to a luxury yacht, where they will receive all kinds of attention.

But nevertheless, everything will change as a result of a storm that can endanger the passengers of the ship.

Director Oliver Park once again experiments within the horror genre with "Offering to the Demon", film whose plot revolves around a man who will travel to Brooklyn with his pregnant wife to visit his father.

The protagonist's family runs a funeral home that will receive a corpse that houses the demon Abyzou, that feeds on small children.

"Pearl" is a film set in 1918 and that has a young woman on the verge of madness as the protagonist.

she will try, Nevertheless, rise to stardom to escape the monotony of life on his parents' farm.

Directed by Ti West, this horror story features the work of Mia Goth.

Darío Grandinetti and Débora Falabella star in the Argentine-Brazilian co-production “La residencia”, Directed by Fernando Fraiha.

Filmed entirely in Tierra del Fuego, the film tells how a woman eager to write her next novel will see her life lose control when she meets a guy who promises the authors to live like their characters.

"Legitimate defense" is another national proposal led by Andrea Braga, with Javier Drolas, Maria Emilia Ladogana, Juan Nemirovsky, Alfonso Tort and Violeta Urtizberea.

The plot of this film revolves around a prosecutor who will return to his town to investigate a series of murders..

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From Japan comes "Howl's Moving Castle", anime made in 2004 which forms part of the Studio Ghibli Fest cycle.

Finally, “Carbón” is another Argentine-Brazilian co-production, directed by Carolina Markowicz and starring Maeve Jinkings and César Bordón.

Centered in Saint Paul, the film narrates the life of a rural family that lives next to a coal factory. They will accept the proposal to house a stranger who will turn out to be a highly wanted drug dealer..