What movies to watch in theaters – new releases starting from September 20th

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This week, movie audiences will be delighted by new releases in the international circuit – two films that premiered at festivals: the Italian director of Turkish origin Ferzan Özpetek’s film “The Presence of Splendor” and the American film directed by Lee T. Kriger “Celesta & Jessie Forever.” Additionally, there is the Russian film “Orda,” which received recognition at the recent Moscow International Film Festival. For fans of futuristic action films, we offer a new perspective on Judge Dredd: a remake of the 1995 film starring Sylvester Stallone in the lead role, presented in 3D with modern special effects. And for fans of police-crime action thrillers, we recommend the film “Patrol,” directed by the director of films like “Street Kings” and “Rough Times” and the screenwriter of “Training Day,” David Ayer.

Judge Dredd 3D

Year: 2012
Countries: USA, UK, India
Director: Pit Travis
Screenplay: Alex Garland, Carlos Esquerra, John Wagner
Producers: Alex Garland, Andrew McDonnell, Allon Rich
Cinematography: Anthony Dod Mantle
Genre: Science fiction, action
Budget: $45,000,000

Cast: Karl Urban, Rachel Wood, Andil Ngadai, Portos Xandro Stinkamp, Jason Cope, Emma Breschi, Olivia Thrillby, Rakey Aiola, Lina Hidi, Tamer Bardag.

The future is not as bright and splendid as modern people imagine it to be. In a few centuries, humanity will stand on the brink of self-destruction, overwhelmed by violent crimes, deadly sins, and chaotic killings. The old justice system will be unusable—anarchy and widespread disorder force the remaining authorities, now devoid of any authority or legitimacy, to take extreme measures and establish the Judge System: universal police officers who also act as prosecutors, streamlining the entire process of arrest, investigation, and prosecution by combining all these roles into one. Yet even the most ruthless criminals and criminal gangs refuse to give up their power, fearing only one thing—the legendary Judge Dredd, who has executed hundreds of violent offenders, terrorists, and maniacs obsessed with causing human suffering. As chaos reignites the streets, Dredd races to restore order, law, and peace—order that seems destined never to regain its former strength and vitality...

Patrol

Year: 2012
Country: USA
Director: David Ayer
Screenplay: David Ayer
Producers: David Ayer, John Lesher, Matt Jackson
Cinematography: Roman Vasyanov
Genre: Thriller, drama, crime, detective story
Budget: $10,000,000

Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Peña, Anna Kendrick, Natalie Martinez, America Ferrera, Frank Grillo, David Harbour, Cle Shaheed Sloan, Jay Ficsimonis, Kodi Horn.

They were the best cops in Los Angeles—brave and lucky partners who became like brothers. But one day, they ventured too deep into the criminal underworld of the city and foolishly made themselves targets... Who will be the first to empty their magazines?

The Presence of Beauty

Year: 2012
Country: Italy
Director: Ferzan Ozpetek
Screenplay: Ferzan Ozpetek, Federica Pontremoli
Producers: Domenico Proccacci
Cinematography: Mauro Calvese
Genre: Drama

Cast: Elio Germano, Paola Minaccioni, Beppe Fiorello, Margherita Buoi, Bianca Nappi, Massimiliano Gallo, Alessandro Roya, Gianluca Gori, Platinet, Victoria Puccini.

Pietro is obsessed with becoming an actor, and to pursue this dream, he moves to Rome. New people enter his life, but soon strange things begin to happen in his apartment—furniture and other objects move on their own. Pietro’s life turns into a real mystery. Convicted that ghosts have taken up residence in the house, he embarks on the most unusual adventure of his life.

Celeste and Jessie for Always

Year: 2012
Country: USA
Director: Li Toland Kriger
Screenplay: Rashida Jones, Will McCormack
Producers: Li Nelson, Jennifer Todd, Suzanne Todd
Cinematography: David Lenzemberg
Genre: Drama, comedy
Budget: $2,913,000

Cast: Rashida Jones, Andy Samberg, Erin Greenough, Eric Christian Olsen, Rob Hubel, Eliza Wood, Shira Lazar, Will McCormack, Kate Kriger, Andreas Bäckett.
This film tells the story of Celeste and Jessie, a young couple who are still living together after their divorce and are trying to maintain a friendly relationship while dating other people.
The Horde
Year: 2012
Country: Russia
Director: Andrey Proshkin
Screenplay: Yuri Arabov
Producers: Aleksey Karpushin
Cinematography: Yuri Raisky
Genre: History
Budget: $12,000,000
Cast: Maxim Sukhanov, Andrey Panin, Vitaly Khayev, Alexander Yatsenko, Petr Yandane, Yevgeny Kharitonov, Yuri Pronin, Rosa Khairullina, Vitaly Gusev, Yunchen Zhuang.
The Horde. For centuries, this word has meant bloody raids and humiliating tributes imposed on many countries and peoples. A strange and terrifying world with its own laws and customs. In the mid-14th century, the Horde’s power extended over most of Eurasia. Even the Eastern neighbors and the Principality of Moscow had to pay tribute to it. When Khan Taidula falls seriously ill, no doctor is able to save her. Then the Horde summons “the Moscow magician”—Metropolitan Alexius. The fate of an entire principality hangs in the balance… But even Alexius does not know what his journey to the Horde will bring.