Movies released this week in cinemas and “streaming” platforms

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For those who want to see a new production in the cinemas of Puerto Rico, today premieres the mystery film “Held”, which follows a couple fighting for their freedom after being kidnapped during the weekend of his birthday .

On the other hand, comes to Fine Arts the drama film, which received a Golden Globe nomination this year in the category of Best Actress, “The French Exit” starring Michelle Pfeiffer alongside Lucas Hedges.

Highlights from streaming platforms include the second season of the Netflix series, Luis Miguel, and the premiere of the limited series, HBO Max, Mother of EASTTOWN, starring Kate Winslet.

Retained

In an effort to reconnect on their wedding anniversary, a couple decides to vacation in a lonely place, to find themselves trapped by a mysterious voice that forces them to reveal their secrets and behave like a perfect couple.

Genre: Horror / Mystery / Suspense

Cast: Jill Awbrey, Bart Johnson and Travis Cluff

Premiere: Today in theaters

The French exit

A socialite from Manhattan, who spent all her money and is now bankrupt, is forced to move into a borrowed apartment in Paris with her son and pet.

Genre: Drama / Comedy

Cast: Michelle Pfeiffer, Lucas Hedges and Tracy Letts

Premiere: Today in Fine Arts

Luis Miguel: the series

The second season follows the singer Luis Miguel in the 90s after the death of his father and his desperate search for his mother. Then, by 2005, a dramatic accident will force him to restructure his life and realize that not everyone around him has been completely honest with him.

Genre: Biography / Drama / History

Cast: Diego Boneta, Martín Bell and César Bordón

Release: April 18 on Netflix

Easttown Sea

The limited series on the HBO Max platform follows Mother Sheehan, a detective from a small town in Pennsylvania who is trying to keep a balance in her collapsed life while investigating a local murder.

Genre: Crime / Drama

Cast: Kate Winslet, David Denman, Evan Peters and Neal Huff

Release: April 18 on HBO Max

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