Arcadiadaily – As February unfolds, a fresh lineup of must-watch films is set to captivate audiences with gripping stories, legendary music, political intrigue, and even classic animation. From rock documentaries to Oscar-worthy dramas and thrilling horror flicks, these films promise to add excitement to your movie nights.
Music lovers must watch Becoming Led Zeppelin, the first-ever authorized documentary about the legendary rock band. While many filmmakers have made films about The Beatles, this documentary intimately explores Led Zeppelin’s rise to fame. Featuring never-before-seen footage and exclusive interviews with surviving members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones.
The film takes viewers through the early days of the band’s career, showcasing how Page and Jones started as session musicians, even being present at Abbey Road Studios during Shirley Bassey’s recording of Goldfinger. With a nostalgic yet raw storytelling approach, Becoming Led Zeppelin provides a rare glimpse into the journey of one of rock’s most influential groups.
The documentary will be released on February 5 in the UK and Ireland, followed by February 7 in the US, Canada, Australia, Spain, and Sweden.
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For those who enjoy intense and thought-provoking storytelling, Armand is a must-watch. This Norwegian drama, written and directed by Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel, delivers a suspenseful and darkly comedic experience. Renate Reinsve stars in the film, which follows a famous actress as the school summons her after accusing her son of a shocking crime.
What begins as a parent-teacher meeting spirals into a gripping psychological battle filled with hidden agendas and uncomfortable revelations. Described as one of the most harrowing school confrontations ever seen on screen. Armand is a film that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll.
The film will premiere in the US on February 7. In Spain on February 21, and in Turkey on February 28.
One of this year’s most talked-about films, I’m Still Here is already making waves in the awards circuit. Securing nominations for Best Picture, Best International Feature, and Best Actress at the Oscars. Directed by Walter Salles, this Brazilian political thriller tells the harrowing true story of Rubens and Eunice Paiva. A family torn apart by the military dictatorship in the 1970s.
Set against the backdrop of Rio de Janeiro, the film follows Eunice. Played by Oscar-nominated actress Fernanda Torres, as she desperately searches for her husband. A team of officers suddenly takes a political activist from their home. Critics have praised the film for its emotional depth and powerful performances, making it a standout title in this year’s must-watch list.
I’m Still Here will be released in the US on February 14. Followed by the UK, Ireland, and Spain on February 21.
With a diverse mix of music documentaries, psychological thrillers, and political dramas. February’s must-watch movies promise an exciting and unforgettable cinematic experience. Whether you’re a fan of classic rock, gripping narratives, or chilling suspense. These films are set to keep you entertained throughout the month.
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