The 12 films to watch in 2017

rights, justice, war, political, labor and migrants. These are the major issues that permeate 12 movies to see, to be released in the coming weeks. Signed in cases other great directors , say the burning issues of our reality, our future or back to the past, in episodes that have marked the history and fundamental for the recognition of the rights of us all.

Here is the list segnarvi on the agenda:

1) Gold, Stephen Gaghan, 2016

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Matthew McConaughey, for the occasion receding hairline, is Kenny Wells, a businessman who is not doing so well, until he discovers, with the help of a geologist, a real gold mine in Borneo . At this point it has lots and lots of money, but we would like more and decides to confront Wall Street ... Stephen Gaghan, formerly of "Syriana director," he also wrote the screenplay for the film "Traffic". Based on a true story. Expected release: May 4, 2017 READ ALSO: The 25 worst movies of 2016, according to critics. guest iin london cast.

2) Billy Lynn: one day a hero (Lynn's Long Half Time Walk), Ang Lee, 2016

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Billy Lynn is 19 years old. In Iraq the cameras of a Tg immortalize him when bold action with his companions. They became suddenly all heroes, receive the order to return to his homeland, the United States, to attend a Victory Tour. Highlight moment: the football game on Thanksgiving day. The flashing cameras will revive Billy what really happened in the war.

Expected release: February 2, 2017

3) 150 Milligrams ( La Fille de Brest ), Emmanuelle Bercot, 2016

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Film based on the true story of French pneumologa Irène Frachon (Sidse Babett Knudsen) Brest University Hospital who discovered a close connection between a drug, Mediator, on the market for thirty years and some patients' death. To make it recognize the danger and withdrawn from the market thus beginning an uphill battle involving the team doctor, the French Drug Agency, the Ministry of Health and the company, very powerful, that makes it.

Expected release: February 9, 2017

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4) The Battle of Hacksaw Ridge, Mel Gibson, 2016

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Ten years since the last film ( "Apocalypto") Mel Gibson is back behind the camera to tell the true story of the first objector US Army conscience to receive a medal of honor. It is Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield), who enlisted voluntarily in 1942 but refused to use weapons on religious grounds. He was sent to Okinawa, however. Also starring Vince Vaughn and Sam Worthington.

Expected release: February 9, 2017

5) Jackie, of Pablo Larraín , 2016

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A wonderful Natalie Portman brings to the screen the point of view of Jackie Kennedy, First Lady most celebrated in US history. To make the unmissable film is undoubtedly the talented Chilean filmmaker, his directorial debut with stars and stripes. Larraín, in fact, has already demonstrated the ability to tell the darker facets of his country with unparalleled talent. What will tell Jackie and America? Also starring the great British actor John Hurt, who had just died, in the Father Richard McSorley.

Expected release: February 14, 2017

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6) The Other Side of Hope, Aki Kaurismäki , 2017

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Much awaited and in competition at the Berlin Festival in 2017 says - with the light touch and never dull by Finnish director Kaurismäki, who returns to directing after six years - the encounter between a traveling salesman who decides to open a restaurant with a win at the game and a Syrian refugee in search of a new life in Helsinki Expected release: February 23, 2017. Click here for full hd Movie guest iin london Online.

7) The right to count (Hidden Figures), Theodore Melfi, 2016

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Talent for math and racism meet NASA: We are in the sixties three African-American women, three pioneer, contribute to the aerospace progress. Although the color of the skin and the dominant male chauvinism, work, in fact, to launch into space to John Glenn, the first American to complete an orbit crosses they intone the Earth, after the Russian Jurij Gagarin. From the true story of mathematics, physics scientist and African-American Katherine Johnson.