This week, screenings in Syrian cinemas feature a variety of films spanning suspense, romance, and comedy, presenting stories that blend adventure, confronting the past, and testing emotions in different situations. The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) takes readers on a tour of the latest films showing in Syrian theaters.
Whale Fall
The film "Whale Fall" is a suspense and thriller produced in the United States, directed and written by Brian Duffield and Daniel Kross, starring Austin Abrams, Josh Brolin, and Elizabeth Shue. The plot follows a diver who descends into the depths of the sea in search of his father's remains, only to find himself inside a whale measuring approximately 80 feet long and weighing 60 tons, engaging in a race against time before oxygen runs out to survive. The film, with a runtime of 106 minutes, is showing at City Cinema in Damascus and Al-Zahraa Cinema in Aleppo.
Practical Magic 2
The film "Practical Magic 2" is an American romantic work directed by Susan Beyer and written by Akiva Goldsman, based on a novel by Alice Hoffman, starring Nicole Kidman, Sandra Bullock, and Lee Pace. The story takes place twenty-five years later, where Sally and Gillian face a new crisis concerning the next generation of their family, leading the women of the family to unite to break an ancient curse that has denied them love for centuries by confronting dark secrets. The film, with a runtime of 130 minutes, is showing at Al-Zahraa Cinema in Aleppo.
The Love Hypothesis
The film "The Love Hypothesis" offers an American comedy directed by Claire Scanlon and written by Sarah Rothschild, starring Nicholas D'Agosto, Lili Reinhart, and Tom Bateman. The story follows two scientists who enter a fake romantic relationship after a chance encounter, but their growing feelings push them to reconsider the nature of the relationship they agreed upon. The film, with a runtime of 110 minutes, is showing at Al-Zahraa Cinema in Aleppo.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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