Cinemas host premieres that promise to liven up the week with stories for different tastes. Between inspiring narratives, tension-filled plots, fantastic universes and portraits of big names, the releases invite the public to dive into different experiences. With options that balance entertainment and emotion, the selection is an invitation to get out of your routine and discover new stories.

Next, see 5 unmissable films coming to the cinema this week!

1. The Devil Wears Prada 2 (04/30)

The long-awaited sequel to “The Devil Wears Prada” takes up the story against a backdrop of profound transformations in the world of fashion and publishing. Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) faces a challenging period, pressured by the economic crisis journalism traditional and the need to maintain Runway’s relevance in a market that is constantly reinventing itself.

In this context, a new obstacle arises: Emily Charlton (Emily Blunt), her former assistant, now holds a high-ranking position in a powerful luxury brand and begins to influence strategic decisions that directly impact Miranda’s business.

Meanwhile, Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) reappears at a decisive moment in her own professional career, crossing paths with her former boss again amid disputes, unexpected alliances and changes that redefine priorities.

2. Power To The People: John & Yoko Live In NYC (30/04)

The film presents a restored record of the performances given by John Lennon and Yoko Ono at Madison Square Garden in 1972. The images capture a unique moment in the British artist’s trajectory after the end of The Beatles, bringing together the Plastic Ono Band and other guests on stage.

More than a simple show, the production highlights the strength of an event with a social purpose, organized to support initiatives aimed at children with disabilities, while at the same time reflecting the political and cultural climate of the time. Between striking songs and engaging speeches, the film builds an experience that unites musical memory and the spirit of mobilization that defined that period.

3. That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime – The Movie: Tears of the Celestial Blue Sea (04/30)

After the inauguration ceremony of the Tempest Demon Realm Federation, Rimuru Tempest leaves with his allies for a paradise island at the invitation of Elmesia, ruler of the elven nation known as the Thalion Magical Dynasty. What begins as a period of rest quickly takes a different turn when a enigmatic woman named Yura crosses the group’s path.

From this meeting onwards, strange events begin to emerge, revealing a threat linked to the vast azure blue sea that surrounds the region. As the danger intensifies, Rimuru and his companions find themselves involved in a new crisis, in which hidden secrets and unknown forces put the tranquility of the place at risk.

4. Zico, The Samurai of Quintino (04/30)

The documentary follows Zico’s journey, from his first steps in Quintino to reaching reference status in international football. Consecrated idol of the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo and notable name of the Brazilian Football Team, his history is told through the defining moments that shaped his career.

The film recalls historic matches, important titles and obstacles faced along the way, in addition to highlighting his performance in Japan, where he also built a relevant career off the field as a coach. With images from the time and reports, the production reveals different facets of the athlete, highlighting his influence inside and outside the sport.

5. 2DIE4: 24 Hours on the Limit (04/30)

The film follows Brazilian driver Felipe Nasr during his participation in the traditional 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of the most challenging races in world motorsport. With an immersive approach, the documentary reveals the behind-the-scenes of the race, marked by an entire day of uninterrupted disputes.

Throughout the race, the film highlights not only the speed, but also the physical and mental resistance required of the pilots, in addition to the work collective of teams. In a scenario where unforeseen events arise at any time, Nasr’s trajectory takes on the form of overcoming challenges in the midst of one of the biggest limits tests in sport.