'The shape of the water' and 'Black Panther' will be the biggest novelties on the card.

Theaters will be filled this weekend with the magic and emotion of 'The form of water', with which Guillermo del Toro is nominated as favorite for the Oscars. They will be seen with 'Black Panther', the new from the Marvel factory, or the British 'The Party', a contemporary political satire.

'LA FORMMA DEL AGUA', THE ROMANTIC FANTASY OF GUILLERMO DEL TORO

A fairytale in times of Cold War with echoes of racism and sexism that resonate in the Trump era, 'The form of water' is the new romantic fantasy of the Mexican Guillermo del Toro, the love story between a silent woman (Sally Hawkins) and a sea creature as beautiful as it is monstrous.

The film won the Golden Lion at the past Venice Festival, two Golden Globes a month ago (best director and soundtrack) and is one of the favorites for the next Oscars, with 13 nominations that include best film and best director.

'BLACK PANTHER', SUPERHEROES AND DIVERSITY WITH THE 

SEAL MARVEL

Directed by Ryan Coogler, the new superhero film from the Marvel factory is a song of diversity that focuses on African-American talent in front of and behind the scenes and that gives women more complete roles than usual.

'Black Panther' tells the story of T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) who after the events of 'Captain America: Civil War', returns home, to the nation of Wakanda, isolated and very technologically advanced, to be proclaimed King. The cast also features Lupita Nyong'o, Michael B. Jordan, Danai Gurira or Martin Freeman.