We recommend new releases, classics, or content you haven't seen yet from your favorite platforms. This month's recommendations are a movie and a series that are very different in nature but are sure to entertain viewers.
There is only one father 4
Santiago Segura continues his crusade of naive, happy family movies, giving the audience what they like in a formulaic way in the best sense. In this installment, the destabilizing act comes when the eldest daughter of the family turns 18, and her boyfriend proposes and she accepts. The film features its star cast, high-flying cameos, and sharp dialogue, creating a reflection on time in the background. A safe choice for anyone who wants to unwind and have fun.
A gentleman in Moscow
Based on the wonderful 2016 novel by Amor Towles, "A Gentleman in Moscow" is set in post-revolutionary Russia, where Count Alexander Rostov, a Russian aristocrat, is saved from death and placed under house arrest as the Bolshevik Revolution unfolds before him.
Stripped of his title and material wealth and placed under house arrest for life in a grand Moscow hotel, Rostov creates a life of unlikely friendships, romance and the enduring power of human connection, as well as witnessing Russian history in that incredible microcosm.
