Here are the 11 best movies to watch during April

Here's a review of some of the best movies you can enjoy this month:

1. The Birds
   The renowned director David Cronenberg brings in a science fictional drama filled with psychological tensions and body horrors. Vincent Cassel It plays Karsh, an inventor who creates cameras that can bury corpses, and the film explores defeat and confrontation. Despite elements of horror, the film is a profound reflection of pain and loss.
2. On Swift Horse
   An epic romance of the period run by Daniel MinhanWhere Daisy Edgar-Jones i n Will Powlter They play in a story involving love, identity, and homosexual relationships in a context of the California of the 1950 ' s. This film is an exciting look and helps to better understand the passions and efforts to find yourself.
3. The Legend of Ochi
   An adventure movie for the family, inspired by classics from the '80s, where Willem Dafoe Plays a farmer looking for Ochi monsters on a remote island. Using practical dolls and building a fantastic world without CGI is one of the most attractive elements in this film.
4. Sinners
   Ryan Coogler, renowned director of “Black Panther” brings a scary Gothic film with Michael B. Jordan playing two twin brothers facing vampires in a small town in Louisiana in the 1930 ' s. This film passes through many wilders and produces a unique mixture of philosophy and horror.
5. Drop
   A trumpet with high tension, where Meghann Fahy You play a mother who faces unforeseen threats during a dinner at a luxury restaurant. This film is a stressful experience that fills with adrenaline, and it is excellent for those who want emotionally charged trumpeters.
6. Warcha
   This film run by Alex Garland brings a severe description of the war and is a cynamatographic experience involving the torment and pain of a direct battle. Focused on a real war, this film is a long emotional and visual journey.
7. One to One: John & Yoko
   This documentary tells the story of John Lennon and Yoko Ono in New York's '70s. Director Kevin Macdonald I use interviews and archived images to help understand their connection and commitment to political and social causes.
8. G20
   A action trumpet that looks like “Die Hard”, but in a G20 summit, where Violet Davis He plays the President of the United States who fights against terrorists who kidnap world leaders. This film contains a lot of action and dramatic moments that keep the viewer attached to the screen.
9. A Minecraft Movie
   Based on a famous video game, “A Minecraft Movie” is an adventure for children with Jack Black and other actors known as Jason Momosa. This film contains many colors and effects CGI, and it is an interesting adaptation of a virtual world that attracts both children and adults.
10. Sacramento
    An Indian comedy that follows two friends who face changes in their lives. Michael Cera i n Michael Angarano They play the main roles in this film that examines the relationships and changes that take place as they try to understand themselves and the world around them.
11. The Wedding Banquet
    This is a modern remake of Aang Lee's film from 1993. Adapted from Andrew. AhnThis film deals with a false marriage for practical reasons but brings forward deep questions about commitment and family, providing an aid in understanding how changes take place and how we create our families./Periscopi/