From May 20, for 3 days of the weekend, a film version of the anime hit – Jujutsu Kaisen 0: The Movie will be shown , which will also be shown in Cinema City in the IMAX and 4DX rooms. Two titles will also have their premiere – the thriller Gold , directed by Anthony Hayes, and the British comedy The Prince , based on the true events of a contemporary Robin Hood. Sunday, May 22 in Cinema City, will also be held under the slogan 4DX DAY – in 6 cities, fans of additional film emotions will see as many as five classic titles in this format.
The well-known Japanese series now in theatrical version in IMAX and 4DX
The action of Jujutsu Kaisen 0: The Movie is complicated – as a child, Rika Orimoto dies in a road accident in front of his close friend Yuta Okkotsu. It’s a promise. When we grow up, we’ll get married . Rika becomes a ghost, and Okkotsu, suffering from her curse, wants her own death. The greatest jujutsu sorcerer, Satoru Gojo, however, welcomes him to Jujutsu High School. Okkotsu meets his classmates Maki Zen’in, Tige Inumaki and Panda, and finally finds himself determined to live. Much will happen, and the forces of good and evil will fight each other. This film combines Japanese culture and tradition with elements of Western teen drama. It will be shown in cinemas for three days only, from May 20 to 22.
Gold for the brash and contemporary Robin Hood
In the thriller Gold starring Zac Efron, two men wandering the desert find the largest gold nugget ever seen. They are overwhelmed by greed and a vision of unlimited fortune. They quickly devise a plan to extract the gold lump and protect it. The first of them sets out for the necessary equipment. The second one will fight the adversities of nature, wild dogs and mysterious intruders. And also with the growing belief that he was left to his fate. The director and co-writer of the film, Anthony Hayes, also plays the second lead male role.
Princeis a comedy based on true events about an ordinary man who, like Robin Hood, mocked the British authorities by audaciously stealing a masterpiece for a good cause. Britain is shocked by the shocking news of a daring jump to the National Gallery. Police say a powerful international gang is probably behind the theft of the priceless portrait of the Duke of Wellington by the great Goya. Modest cab driver Kempton Bunton can’t help but laugh as he reads this news. The priceless Prince is hidden in his own wardrobe in a modest house in Newcastle. Once the police find him, Robin Hood of Newcastle will have to deal with British justice and, worse, the anger of his wife. The film by Roger Mitchell will feature a favorite of the British scene,
Information about the repertoire is available here .