Two compilations depicting life during the COVID-19 pandemic, Ben Affleck’s ‘The Tender Bar’ and more hit the stage in January
Here are some of the major titles releasing this month:
Putham Pudhu Kalai Vidyadha – January 14
Putham Pudhu Kalai Vidyadha… Developed as five stand-alone episodes woven together by a similarity of obstacles and challenges faced by the characters in the second lockdown of the COVID-19 pandemic. every story Mugakavasa Mutham, The Loners, Mounam Paravai, Nijal Tharum Idham, The Mask – Transmits a sense of resilience and sadness but with a glimmer of hope, looking forward to a new dawn.
Not stopped: New journey – January 21
Unstoppable: New Safari Exhibits five unique stories that provide a window into how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed us, making us value life and emotions more than ever before. Vignettes of raw human emotions like love, longing, fear and friendship – sensitively brought to life by filmmakers like Shikha Maken (gum laddus), Ruchir Arun (Teen Tigda), Nupur Asthana (couple), Ayyappa KM (war Room) and Nagraj Manjule (Vaikunthi,
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Tender Bar – 7 January
tender bar Tells the story of JR (Sheridan), an orphaned boy growing up in the glitter of a bar, where the bartender, his Uncle Charlie (Affleck), is the brightest and most colorful of an assortment of quirky and performative father figures. As the boy’s determined mother (Rabe) struggles to provide her son with opportunities to deprive him — and leaves his abusive home if he is an ungratefully supportive father (Christopher Lloyd) — JR begins the game. Have, if not always gracefully, pursue your romantic and professional dreams – by constantly keeping a foot in the bar about Uncle Charlie. tender bar Based on the best-selling memoir of the same name by JR Mohringer.
Do, Re and Mi – January 14
do re me A delightful musical series starring Kristen Bell, creates an experiential world for preschoolers, entertaining and educating through the heartwarming adventures of three lovable singing birds.
As We See You – January 16
as we see it Jack (Rick Glassman), Harrison (Albert Rutecki), and Violet (Sue Ann Peene), follow twenty-year-old roommates on the autism spectrum as they try to find and keep jobs, make friends, fall in love, and live a world that lives together. Trying to navigate that escapes. Them. With the help of their family, collaborators, and sometimes each other, these roommates experience setbacks and celebrate victory on their unique journey of independence and acceptance. Stars of the series Glassman, Ruteki and Pien all identify as living on the autism spectrum. The series stars Sosie Bacon as his colleague Mandy, Chris Pang as Violet’s brother Van, and Joe Mantegna as Jack’s father Lou.
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Hotel Transylvania: Transformmania – January 14
Drake and Pack are back like you’ve never seen them before Hotel Transylvania: Transformmania, Reunite with your favorite monsters for a new adventure that presents Drake (Brian Hull) with his most terrifying task. When Van Helsing’s (Jim Gaffigan) mysterious invention, the ‘Monsterification Ray’, goes awry, Drake and his demon friends all turn into humans, and Johnny (Andy Samberg) becomes a monster!
In his newly mismatched body, Drake, stripped of his powers, and a prolific Johnny, loving life as a monster, strike a chord before it’s too late, and they drive each other crazy. One must race around the world to find a cure. With the help of Mavis (Selena Gomez) and the hilariously human Drake Pack, the heat continues to find a way to switch themselves back on before their transformations become permanent.
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