What to do during the Christmas holidays? Go to the cinema! Let's find out together which are the best 5 films to see at the cinema during these festive days.
The Christmas period has always been a magical time, ideal for spending quality time with friends and family. Among the most loved traditions there is certainly that of going to the cinema, an experience that combines the warmth of the holidays with the charm of the big screen. More free time for the family also means going to the theater to enjoy a new film instead of watching it streaming on the small screen.
In December and January the theaters are filled with new releases, offering a vast choice of genres: from light comedies to great animated films for the little ones, through epic adventures and touching stories. Treating yourself to an afternoon or evening at the cinema thus becomes an opportunity to immerse yourself in fantastic worlds, share emotions and experience the true spirit of the holidays.
A musical for families: “Wicked”
“Wicked” is the already popular film adaptation of the famous Broadway musical. The film explores the untold story of the witches of Ozdelving into the relationship between Elphaba, the future Wicked Witch, and Glinda, the Good Witch. With an exceptional cast that includes Cynthia Erivo e Ariana Grande and iconic music that tops the charts,”Wicked” is already enchanting audiences with emotion, magic and spectacle. At the cinema from November 21, 2024, “Wicked” will certainly be the film most chosen by families this Christmas holiday.
A mysterious ecclesiastical thriller: “Conclave”
“Conclave” is a gripping thriller directed by Edward Berger. The story follows Cardinal Thomas Lawrence, played masterfully by Ralph Fiennesas he navigates political intrigue and personal tension during the election of a new Pope, following a sudden death that shocks the Vatican. With intense atmospheres and a narrative full of twists, the film explores faith, power and secrets. Premiered at Rome Film Festival“Conclave” is in cinemas from December 19, 2024.
A new Disney classic: “Mufasa: The Lion King”
“Mufasa: The Lion King” is the prequel live-action of the famous Disney classic. The film tells the moving story of Mufasa, from his humble beginnings to his rise as king of the savannah. Through spectacular African landscapes and emotional music, “Mufasa: The King Leone” a new unmissable adventure promises to be suitable for all generations. It awaits you at the cinema from 19 December 2024.
A Christmas comedy: “One Red”
“One Red” is a Christmas adventure directed by Jake Kasdancon Dwayne Johnson e Chris Evans. The film tells of the kidnapping of Santa Claus by a mysterious organization. To save the magic of Christmas, a special agent teams up with a world-famous tracker. Suitable for adults and children, the comedy “One Red” is in cinemas from November 7, 2024.
And the last of the 5 films to see at the cinema this holiday is an arthouse horror film: “Nosferatu”
“Nosferatu“, directed by Robert Eggersis a modern retelling of the 1922 horror classic. Set in a gothic and disturbing atmosphere, the film tells the story of a young couple whose destiny is turned upside down by the arrival of the ancient vampire Nosferatu, played by the great Willem Dafoe. One of the most anticipated films of the year, “Nosferatu” arrives in Italian cinemas on January 1, 2025, just in time before the Oscar 2025.
These are the 5 films to see at the cinema during the 2024 Christmas holidays recommended by our editorial team. And which one are you going to see?
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