Rental Fees for Ten Different Properties
In the upcoming weeks, cinemas around the world will be graced with a variety of new films, with several premieres scheduled for September 11 and 18. Here's a rundown of the films to look forward to.
September 11
Dracula, directed by Luc Besson, is a horror-melodrama starring Caleb Landry Jones, Zoe Bell, Christoph Waltz, Matilda De Angelis, Hiam Abbass, Jonas Bloquet, and more. This retelling of the classic vampire tale promises to be a thrilling addition to the genre.
Nanjing Photographer, directed by Shen Ao, is a war drama set in China. The film stars Liu Haoran, Nathan Boyd, Gao Ye, Daiti Harashima, Wang Chuanjun, Wang Xiao, and others. With its genre of war and history, Nanjing Photographer is sure to be a powerful and poignant film.
Heist in Saint-Tropez, directed by Emin Arfush, is a comedy heist film featuring Alice Dufour, Philippe Katerine, Youssef Hajdi, Yun Bouslim, Brahim Bouleud, Fethi Benjema, and more. This light-hearted film promises to be a fun escape from reality.
Family Happiness, directed by Stasia Tolstaya, is a drama about a family dealing with life's challenges. Starring Yevgeny Tsyganov, Yevgeniya Leonova, Yulia Snigir, Irina Rozanova, Vladislav Tsenev, Marietta Chigal-Polischuk, and others, Family Happiness is a moving and emotional film that explores the complexities of family life.
Tolerance, directed by Andrei Grachev, is a science fiction thriller with a detective twist. The film stars Zakhar Prilepin, Sergey Chonishvili, Dmitriy Miller, Egor Barinov, Ilya Lyubimov, Aleksandr Lykhov, and more. With its unique blend of genres, Tolerance is sure to be a thought-provoking film.
September 18
The Long Walk, directed by Hugo Keizer, is a science fiction thriller with the tagline "Walk to Survive." The film's exact plot is unknown, but it promises to be an exciting addition to the genre.
Height of Fear, directed by Hugo Keizer, is a science fiction thriller, detective film, and comedy, starring Rob Delaney, Ella Balinska, Stuart Graham, Shina Kelly, Vanessa Ifeodiora, George Lashe, and more. The film's tagline is "When silence becomes louder," and its plot revolves around a global catastrophe and a brilliant inventor creating an exoskeleton to protect the weak.
Demon Slayer - Kimetsu no Yaiba: The Movie - Infinity Castle and Downton Abbey - The Big Finale will also be released in German cinemas on September 18, while no film by director Timo Vuorensola is mentioned in relation to that date.
All of these films are distributed by NMG Distribution and have a running time of approximately 85 minutes. Whether you're in the mood for a drama, comedy, or action film, there's something for everyone in this lineup. Don't miss out on these exciting new releases!
