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Irish actor Paul Mescal is at the height of his career, with roles in two films that have captured the attention of audiences and critics alike. The first, Foe, is an Amazon Studios dystopian drama based on the novel of the same name by Iain Reid. Mescal shares the screen with four-time Oscar-nominated actress Saoirse Ronan (Little Women). Set in the year 2065, the story follows a couple, Hen (Ronan) and Junior (Mescal), who receive a visit from a stranger (Aaron Pierre) with a proposition that could change their lives forever. It also raises questions about the nature of humanity and artificial intelligence.

Living up to the phrase "no touching the winning team," filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos will once again repeat a formula of great talent for his next film. While the Greek director continues to garner accolades for Poor Things, which weeks ago won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, it now official that his next project with Emma Stone is ready.

The anticipated trailer for the film Saltburn, directed by filmmaker Emerald Fennell, is oficially out. As expected, the new teaser makes it even clearer what kind of story we are in for. Ball gowns and wild parties are the main elements that adorn this mise-en-scène; a story that, far from being just another youth drama, relies on the exotic, mysterious and sexual to expose its protagonists. Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi and Rosamund Pike are the main faces of what promises to be a crazy and dark cinematic party.

The success of The Boys universe continues to grow. Recently, Prime Video announced the renewal of its spin-off Gen V for a second season. This news comes just as the eight-episode first season is in full release, culminating with the thrilling finale scheduled for November 3. The show delves into the distorted universe full of corrupt superheroes of The Boys. This time, it introduces Godolkin University, a place destined to train the next generation of heroes. However, we cannot forget that this is the same franchise that has accustomed us to uncontrolled powers, corporate conspiracies and a good dose of violence.

The first trailer for 'Ferrari' was already a statement of intent, and this new footage reaffirms what we've seen: Michael Mann is back in top form and also, Adam Driver will deliver his best performance to date. The film focuses on Alfonso de Portago's famous Mille Miglia race, in which a tire on his car exploded at 250 mph and he and nine spectators were killed in an accident. Even Ferrari had legal problems due to the incident, but in the end everything nothing really happened. In fact, 'Ferrari' opens this Christmas in theaters on December 25.

Napoleon is one of the most anticipated films of the remainder of 2023. Ridley Scott's epic film will star Joaquin Phoenix. In it, the veteran filmmaker will narrate the life of Napoleon Bonaparte and his conquests across Europe. The ambitious French military man has already received previous film adaptations but this may be the best. The film will arrive at the end of the year on November 24 but, to warm up the engines, Apple Studios has released its new and spectacular trailer.

Close to facing public scorn, Wilhelm (played by Edvin Ryding) and Simon Eriksson (Omar Rudberg) share an intimate and emotional moment at the Swedish palace during the first glimpse of the third season of Young Royals. The Netflix series, which debuted in 2021, reaches its finale next year, and the fans think the series should have a happy ending for one of the platform's most beloved series.

The cinema is about to witness one of those special combinations on the big screen. Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie will star in the film Eileen, the new bet of director William Oldroyd, the filmmaker behind Lady Macbeth. After revealing the official poster on social networks with the face of its main character, the film has unveiled its first official trailer where you can see a broader look at the plot of this title by the independent production company Neon and distributed internationally by Universal Pictures.

Netflix shared the first images from the sixth and final season of The Crown, which will premiere on November 16. The images focus on the summer of 1997, capturing the emerging relationship between Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed. The episodes also explore the media attention that followed the couple, culminating in the tragic car crash that cost them their lives. Elizabeth Debicki takes on the role of Diana of Wales, accompanied in the images by her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, during a vacation in the south of France. The new installment also includes portraits of Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II. The second part is scheduled for release on December 14.

The geekiest love story ever told makes the leap from paper to animation, bringing in the process all the actors who gave life to its characters, and if the original comic was an ode to video game culture, its points and geniuses take on even more nuances at a surreal pace in Scott Pilgrim Takes Off. And to prove it, his most recent trailer uses the Mortal Kombat theme song as a base -and with extreme brazenness-.