Gentleman's Horror: Guy Ritchie's Dirty Money and Curry Barker's thriller Obsession

Guy Ritchie's crime action film Dirty Money starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Henry Cavill, the sequel to the popular story with bloggers Milana Khametova and Dava, Not Alone at Home 3: Graduation, and the family comedy starring Roman Kurtsyn, Bogatyrs, are being released in Russia. In addition, the audience is waiting for an inventive horror about love and obsession — "Obsession", which received high marks from the public and critics, and an independent dance drama by Roman Mikhailov — "While the Sky is Watching", which premiered at the Moscow Film Festival. Izvestia — about what to watch in the cinema next weekend.

"While the sky is watching", 16+

Directed by Roman Mikhailov. Starring: Alisa Beloprosova, Arseniy Belov, Fedor Lavrov, Valeria Guy Germanika, Lev Zulkarnaev, Soso Pavliashvili.

A dance drama in the original mockumentary genre (a feature film imitating a documentary. — Ed.) from a cult independent director. Roman Mikhailov's new film explores the underside of the street underground and the vulnerability of free creativity to the world of big money. The film premiered at the Moscow International Film Festival.

Seven young street dancers live in a separate commune and practice pure art outside the commercial scene. Everything changes when the famous director Valeria Guy Germanica offers them to star in a large-scale reality television show. The temptation to gain long-awaited popularity turns into a severe test of strength for the team. When one of the leaders agrees to the producers' compromise terms, a painful split is brewing in the once-friendly group. To preserve their identity, the characters will have to figure out what they're really dancing for.

"Not alone at home 3. Prom", 6+

Directed by Mitri Semenov-Aleynikov. Starring: Milana Khametova, David Manukyan, Mark-Malik Murashkin, Roman Kurtsyn, Georgy Volchek, Grigory Dudnik, Alexey Maklakov.

The third part of the popular comedy franchise "Not alone at Home" is not just a continuation of the story, but a real celebration of madness, where graduation becomes the arena for epic battles between the matured heroine Masha and her sworn enemy, the vengeful Babysitter. An insidious woman and a clever swindler Anton are going to disrupt the celebration.

The director brilliantly proves that even a familiar story about a school evening can be turned into a hilarious attraction with a cascade of unexpected twists. "Not Alone at Home 3. Graduation" is an example of how a franchise can evolve without losing its charm. There is everything here: witty dialogues, dynamic scenes, star guests and, most importantly, sincere love for the characters, who, despite all the twists and turns, remain close and understandable to the viewer.

"Dirty money", 18+

Directed by Guy Ritchie. Starring: Henry Cavill, Jake Gyllenhaal, Asa Gonzalez, Rosamund Pike, Christopher Hivew, Fisher Stevens, Jason Vaughn.

Guy Ritchie's new crime action game will give viewers an adrenaline rush, complemented by the director's signature humor. The plot centers on an unusual team of debt hunters. Cool—headed Rachel, a brilliant lawyer, teams up with two invincible special agents - Sid and Bronco. Their ambitious goal is to return the billion stolen by the cunning rich man. However, instead of an ordinary operation, the heroes are waiting for a whirlwind of crazy events: a life-and-death battle on a remote tropical outpost.

The main roles were played by Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal, who performed most of the dangerous stunts themselves, making the combat scenes realistic. The musical accompaniment of the film deserves special attention: Guy Ritchie personally selected remixes of iconic tracks, harmoniously integrating them into the dynamic rhythm of the film.

"Obsession", 18+

Directed by Curry Barker. Starring: Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette, Cooper Tomlinson, Megan Lawless, Andy Richter.

The idea for a new psychological thriller came to the author while watching an episode of The Simpsons (House of Horrors 2) about a magical monkey's paw. His story is about the line between love and obsession, where one desire can destroy an entire life.

In the center of the story is Bear, a romantic who has been harboring feelings for his childhood friend Nikki for years, but the girl sees in him only a good friend. In desperation, he finds a mysterious magic wand and makes a wish: to make Nikki fall in love with him. The dream comes true, but the price turns out to be terrifyingly high: the couple's relationship turns into a nightmarish whirlwind, where love is intertwined with madness, and every day brings new horrors. Bear realizes his fatal mistake, but it is impossible to turn back time.

Bogatyri, 6+

Directed by Pavel Voronin. Starring: Roman Kurtsyn, Roman Postovalov, Alyona Mikhailova, Andrey Andreev, Karina Razumovskaya, Alina Alekseeva, Nikita Tarasov.

An exciting comedy in which the characters fight not only to save the world, but also for survival in a modern metropolis. Curious schoolboy Vanya, exploring the world around him, unexpectedly discovers a portal to the past. Once in Ancient Russia, he meets two legendary heroes — Fedor and Ratibor. The heroes will have to return to modern times and find magical artifacts before they fall into the hands of the insidious sorceress Gordea. It won't be easy for the Knights in the big city: ambushes lurk everywhere — cars, the Internet, turnstiles in the subway. It's better to fight a dragon.