Amaya Toman Together with the end of the next week, on the website of Jablíčkára, we bring you tips on news from the program offer of the HBO GO streaming service. This weekend, fans of Harry Potter, horror and comedy will be in for a treat.
Shiva Baby
A darkly humorous comedy about a young bisexual woman who struggles with traditions and the search for her own independence. The story follows Danielle, a college student, who finds herself in increasingly awkward and uncomfortable situations at an all-day Jewish funeral for family and friends. Under the watchful eye of her neurotic parents, she is bombarded with all sorts of questions from domineering relatives, and is subsequently greatly upset by the arrival of an ex-girlfriend with whom she is still in love. In an even more disastrous coincidence, Danielle's secret lover unexpectedly shows up with a wife and a screaming child she had no idea existed, and the level of tension goes beyond the limit...
Bacurau
A slightly psychedelic western from the near future... The town of Bacurau, gaping in the wild Brazilian interior, mourns the loss of its leader Carmelita, who died at the age of 94. A few days later, the locals notice that their village has mysteriously disappeared from the world map and UFO-shaped drones are circling overhead. A train of tense events is starting. Evil forces appear to drive them from their homes, and before long a group of armed mercenaries arrive in town. The villagers, who form an autonomous community with their almost mythical characters, vigorously face an external threat...
Harry Potter 20 Years of Movie Magic: Return to Hogwarts
Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson reunite in front of the cameras for the first time since the last film of the witch saga. The beloved trio returns to Hogwarts to mark the 20th anniversary of the premiere of the first film. Dozens of other characters from the legendary eight-part series will also appear in the special sequel, which will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the filming. The retrospective special will take viewers through the past twenty years with Harry Potter through interviews with individual actors and their conversation together.
Awakening
The documentary, from executive producers Terrence Malick ("The Tree of Life") and Godfrey Reggio ("Qatsi" documentary series), is narrated by Liv Tyler. With captivating images, captivating cultures and a motivational message, this unique cinematic experience explores man's relationship with technology and nature. Filmed over five years in more than 30 countries, the film uses state-of-the-art underwater, aerial and time-lapse filming techniques to offer viewers a new perspective on the world.
Hotel Transylvania 2: Monster Vacation
In Sony Animation Pictures' Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation, our favorite family of spooks join us on a cruise ship where Dracula takes a well-deserved break from hotel work. Dracula's entourage enjoys a leisurely cruise and happily takes advantage of everything the luxury vessel has to offer, from haunted volleyball to exotic excursions and moonlight sunbathing. But when Mavis discovers that Dracula has fallen for the mysterious ship captain Erika, who is hiding a terrible secret that could destroy ghosts around the world, a dream vacation turns into a nightmare.
A Quiet Place: Part II
After tragic events, the Abbott family (Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe) must leave their farm and continue their silent struggle for survival. They embark on an extremely dangerous journey into the unknown and face the horrors of the world around them. However, during his wanderings, he realizes that there are not only uninvited guests from another planet lurking along the sandy path, hunting for hearing. Equally great danger may threaten them from their own people, to whom they clung as their last hope of salvation. As the cynical tough guy (Cillian Murphy) they join says: "The people who are left definitely don't deserve to be saved." John Krasinski is the screenwriter and director of this frighteningly suspenseful thriller.
Goodbye, Soviet Union
The eccentric Tarkkinen family lives in the Soviet Union. They are the Ingrian Finns, the largest Finnish-speaking minority in present-day Russia, and they live in an area that was completely Russified after World War II. Johannes grows up with his grandparents in a remote part of Leningrad. His absentee mother occasionally returns from work in Finland to bring him coveted goods from the West. Johannes, who is often alone and in trouble, falls in love with his friend Vera. However, the Soviet Union is collapsing, and he sets out with his crazy hippie mother on an adventure for the western breeze of freedom. A kind and satirical look at growing up in non-traditional circumstances, it discusses the universal desire for independence.
