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The paths of film premieres are sometimes inscrutable, and as an example we have this Thursday June 9<\/strong> in which the cinematographic novelties in movie theaters have decided to be one day ahead of the usual. But don’t let that take away your desire for a good show, because today, as usual, there are great proposals for all kinds of audiences. Let’s review them!<\/p>\n

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The premieres of June 9, 2022<\/h2>\n

‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ (2022)<\/h3>\n
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  • Steven Spielberg himself was the one who asked Colin Trevorrow to direct this sequel and return to close the trilogy after his work on the first ‘Jurassic World’.<\/li>\n
  • The film is shot combining a 35mm and 65mm negative, and shows once again that the photochemical is still very, very much alive.<\/li>\n
  • According to Chris Pratt, it looks like ‘Dominion’ will be the last installment in the ‘World’ saga, but we already know that the box office is ultimately the boss…<\/li>\n
  • With its duration of 2 hours and 26 minutes, it is the longest film in the entire franchise.<\/li>\n
  • The Malta sequences are shot on location thanks to the tax incentives they began offering in 2019.<\/li>\n
  • The film is set four years after what happened in ‘The Fallen Kingdom’ and, with it, Trevorrow intends to bring closure to what JA Bayona raised in his feature film.<\/li>\n
  • More than 100 sets were built to be able to shoot the film.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    ‘The Deer King (‘Shika no \u014c: Yuna to Yakusoku no Tabi’, 2021)<\/h3>\n
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    • The film is directed by two industry veterans of the stature of Masayuki Miyaji and Masashi Ando, \u200b\u200bcollaborators of the prestigious Studio Ghibli.<\/li>\n
    • It is Masashi Ando’s first feature film as a director, but in his list of credits titles such as ‘Your Name’ or ‘Paprika’ can be seen, in which he served as animation director.<\/li>\n
    • For his part, Miyaji has already directed feature films such as ‘Fuse’ or series such as ‘Eureka Siete’, and was assistant director on Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘Spirited Away’.<\/li>\n
    • It is based on the novel by Japanese writer Nahoko Uehashi, published in 2014.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      ‘The volunteer’ (2022)<\/h3>\n
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      • It is the new film by Nely Reguera, who debuted in 2016 with ‘Mar\u00eda (y los otros)’ and whose last directing credit was in 2020, in the television series ‘Valeria’.<\/li>\n
      • It stars Carmen Machi, Itsaso Arana and D\u00e8lia Brufau.<\/li>\n
      • It is a co-production between Spain and Greece, something understandable if we take into account that it revolves around a retired woman who decides to go and collaborate in a refugee camp in the neighboring country.<\/li>\n
      • It arrives at our cinemas after passing through the official section of the latest edition of the Malaga Festival.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

        Plus…<\/h2>\n

        ‘Mr. Wain’ (‘The Electrical Life of Louis Wain’, 2021)<\/h3>\n

        ‘Tenor’ (2022)<\/h3>\n

        ‘Ninjababy’ (2021)<\/h3>\n

        ‘The young lovers’ (‘Les jeunes amants’, 2021)<\/h3>\n

        ‘Finland’ (2021)<\/h3>\n

        ‘Return to Reims’ (‘Retour \u00e0 Reims’, 2021)<\/h3>\n

        More recommendations in File Espinof<\/h2>\n
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