Movies you can't miss in January

Movies that in in January don't miss:

Comedy
I am you (L'un dans l'autre, 2017)

Two couples, Pierre and Aimee and Eric and Penelope, have been friends for years. But there's just one problem: Penelope and Pierre fall in love. They decide to end the relationship before things get out of hand. But the universe decides to play with them a little.
from January 11 / Cineplexx, Colosseum

Psychological drama
Desperate (Aus dem Nichts, 2017)

When her husband Nuri and six-year-old son Rocco die in a bomb attack, Katja's world is turned upside down. The search for the perpetrators leads the police to a young neo-Nazi couple and a trial begins. Katya's pain only gets worse when the suspects deny their guilt despite the obvious evidence. Overwhelmed with feelings of sadness and helplessness, she tries to find justice. The film won the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film.
from January 18 / Coliseum

Action thriller
The Commuter (2018)

Michael Woolrich is an insurance agent who has taken the same train home from work every day for a decade. His way home, which couldn't be more routine, turns into its opposite, an unsuspected nightmare, the consequences of which can be fatal.
from January 18 / Cineplexx, Colosseum

Biographical historical drama
Suppressed Documents (The Post, 2017)

Two of the most famous actors of their generation - three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep and two-time Oscar winner Tom Hanks - together for the first time on the big screen in Steven Spielberg's historical political drama. The story focuses on the publication of documents from the Pentagon in the Washington Post, with the help of which journalists of this newspaper revealed the truth about the Vietnam War in 1971.
from January 18 / Cineplexx, Colosseum

Sci-fi action thriller
Maze Runner: The Death Cure, 2018

In a powerful conclusion to the Labyrinth saga, Thomas leads his group of escaped Jasniks on their final and most dangerous expedition. To save their friends, they must break into the legendary Last City, a maze controlled by the EVIL organization that may turn out to be the deadliest maze ever.
from January 25 / Cineplexx, Colosseum

Drama
Lunapark (Wonder Wheel, 2017)

The story takes place in the 1950s in an amusement park on Coney Island. We follow former actress Ginny, now a waitress and wife of an amusement park worker, who lives a pretty normal life until she falls in love with Mickey, an attractive lifeguard. There's also Carol, her husband's estranged daughter, who suddenly returns to hide from gangsters and a rival for Mickey's heart.
from January 25 / Coliseum

Drama
Darkest Hour (2017)

The newly minted Prime Minister of Britain, Winston Churchill, opposes peace negotiations with Nazi Germany and demands that the occupier must not make concessions. He confronts the rest of the government, which was seriously considering negotiating a peace treaty (Hitler had already conquered half of Europe by June 1940), that Britain will fight for its ideals and the freedom of the nation. The film won the Golden Globe for Best Actor (Gary Oldman).
from January 25 / Cineplexx, Colosseum

Historical crime drama
All the Money in the World (2017)

The story follows the young 16-year-old John Paul Getty III, who has been kidnapped, and his mother Gail tries to convince his grandfather, the billionaire Getty and at the same time the richest man in the world, to pay the ransom. When old Getty refuses, the captors turn violent. In a race between life and death, the question is whether the love of the grandchild or the love of money will win. The film was nominated for 3 Golden Globes.
from January 25 / Cineplexx, Colosseum