Explore latest releases on CinemaWorld in November

The German-Kurdish film Elaha, the gripping Unsinkable, and the Italian feel-good movie Out Of The Blue are among the new releases on CinemaWorld this month.

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CinemaWorld brings you an interesting lineup of films to keep you hooked to the screen this November. The German-Kurdish film Elaha, the gripping Unsinkable, the Italian feel-good movie Out Of The Blue and the German film Monsoon Baby are among the movies that have been added to the content-rich library of CinemaWorld this month. These movies are also available on OTTplay Premium. Let’s take a look at the new releases on the platform this month, and why they are worth your attention.

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Movies on CinemaWorld

Elaha (2023)

Director: Milena Aboyan

Language: German, Kurdish

Cast: Bayan Layla

This coming-of-age film narrates the tale of young Kurdish-German Elaha, who wants to seek her own path but is weighed down by patriarchal norms and expectations of her loved ones. The moving film is a serious exploration of what young women in today's times seek in their own lives. Watch the inspirational tale of Elaha on CinemaWorld and OTTplay Premium this weekend.

Lemonade (2018)

Director: Ioana Uricaru

Cast: Mălina Manovici, Dylan Smith

Language: English, Romanian

Mara, who worked on a temporary visa in US, felt that her fortune has finally changed for the better after she gets married to an American guy and brings her son to the country. However, more challenges await her as she applies for a green card. The 30-year-old becomes a victim of abuse of power in this movie, based on a true story.

Also read: Best movies on CinemaWorld that explore cross-cultural complexities

Unsinkable (2023)

Director: Christian Andersen

Cast: Katherine Høj Andersen, Anders Baggesen, Lotte Bergstrøm

Language: Danish

This Danish film takes us to 1981, chronicling a series of events after an 'unsinkable' boat capsizes during its rescue mission, leading to the deaths of nine people. The captain is blamed for the accident and now his son Henrik must find the truth even while battling grief and fishermen's resistance. The film, inspired by real-life events, promises a poignant watch.

Out Of The Blue (2013)

Director: Edoardo Leo

Cast: Raoul Bova, Marco Giallini, Edoardo Leo

Language: Italian

At 38, Andrea is enjoying his life to the fullest. Apart from a successful career, the handsome man is also enjoying life with a series of one-night stands. He felt he had everything going for him until a teen girl turns up at his door, claiming to be his daughter. This feel-good movie, starring the popular Rosabell Laurenti Sellers in the role of teenage girl, was a box office hit.

Also read: Best movies on CinemaWorld that highlight the value of relationships

Monsoon Baby (2014)

Director: Andreas Kleinert

Cast: Julia Jentsch, Robert Kuchenbuch, Tillotama Shome

Language: German

As they seek the joy of parenthood, Nina and Mark have tried every option available, including several IVF treatments over the years. Finally, the couple decides to opt for surrogacy.   But their Indian surrogate disappears, and the couple set out a desperate search for their unborn baby. The psychological

Europa

Director: Haider Rashid

Cast: Adam Ali, Svetlana Yancheva, Pietro Ciciriello Language: Bulgarian, Arabic

The gripping film follows Iraqi youth Kamal, who attempts to enter Europe. As he tries to cross the Turkish-Bulgarian border on foot, he encounters border cops and fascist gangs. In a bid to escape them, he ends up in a huge forest. This well-crafted movie, inspired by real events, deserves to be watched this weekend.

Complicity

Director: Kei Chika-ura

Cast: Yulai Lü, Tatsuya Fuji, Sayo Akasaka

Language: Chinese, Japanese

A Chinese youth, Chen Liang, who works in Japan illegally, gets a job at a rural shop. He builds a new life, bonding over his mentor, and pursuing a romantic relationship with a woman. But that does not mean he is free from the threat of deportation.

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