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SUFFERING SHOULD NOT DIE
As psychopath Annie Wilks Kathy Bates she won an Oscar and a Golden Globe, and was included in the American Film Institute’s ranking of the fifty best villains in American cinema. On RayMovie (Channel 24) at 22.40 is Suffering must not diecult thriller Rob Reinerbased on the novel Stephen King. The film tells about the writer Paul Sheldon (James Caan), a victim of a car accident in the mountains of Colorado, who is rescued by an avid reader. A little too cruel…
BOSS IN STRESS
Released from prison, gangster Paul Witti seeks help from his therapist to reintegrate into society, but not everything goes according to plan. After Therapy and Bullets, Robert DeNiro AND Billy Crystal in the sequel, they return with more fun and fire than ever. Boss under stressalso directed by Harold Ramis and broadcast on Twenty seven (Channel 27) at 21.10.
OFELIA BETWEEN LOVE AND DEATH
A story of love, loyalty, abandonment, madness and death. About the charming Ophelia, who loves Prince Hamlet and has a painful relationship with her mother Gertrude, of whom she is a lady-in-waiting. Based on the novel of the same name by Lisa Klein. Ophelia – Love and Death this is a rereadHamlet William Shakespeare from the point of view of a female character. Film directed by Claire McCarthy and starring Daisy Ridley (Rey in the sequel trilogy star Wars) on air Channel 5 at 21.21.
SWEET FRAGRANCE OF LOVE
Matt is a passionate baker who is incredibly good at turning the bread he bakes from ordinary to delicious. But when the magic seems to disappear from his test, the man asks for help from his childhood friend, in fact the love of his life. On Prime video There is Sweet scent of loveromantic and fantasy comedy by Mark Jean with Eloise Mumford, Brant Dougherty and Maud Green.
WAITING FOR OPPENHEIMER
On the occasion of the cinema OppenheimerChristopher Nolan’s new film Sky documentaries at 21.15 and live Now available To End All Wars: Oppenheimer and the Atomic Bomb. The documentary tells how the Manhattan Project was a turning point in the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, forever changing the nature of warfare and resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people.