Several new films are currently captivating audiences, ranging from high-octane action to poignant social dramas. Among the highlighted movies are “F1,” featuring Brad Pitt and Danish actor Kim Bodnia, Frelle Petersen’s “Home Sweet Home,” the animated remake “How to Train Your Dragon,” Andrea Arnhold’s social commentary “Bird,” the documentary “The Class Teacher,” and the intimate drama “Poison” starring Trine Dyrholm and Tim Roth.

“F1” delivers a thrilling cinematic experience, particularly for racing enthusiasts. The film’s intense sound design and fast-paced action sequences create an immersive spectacle. Kim Bodnia plays a significant role as a team leader alongside Brad Pitt.

“Home Sweet Home,” explores themes of aging and elder care in Denmark. The film, praised for its authenticity, prompts viewers to reflect on the treatment of the elderly and the individuals who care for them.

The remake of “How to Train Your Dragon” offers a familiar yet satisfying story of growth and acceptance. While staying true to the original narrative, the film enhances the flying scenes and portrays the Vikings as fierce warriors.

“Bird” presents a raw and unflinching portrayal of the British underclass. Andrea Arnhold’s film evokes empathy for characters facing poverty and hardship, offering a glimpse into a rarely seen world.

“The Class Teacher,” a documentary, shines a light on the positive impact of an inspiring educator. The film follows a bilingual class over three years, highlighting the teacher’s dedication and ability to see potential in every student.

“Poison” demonstrates that compelling storytelling doesn’t require extravagant budgets or elaborate settings. Starring Trine Dyrholm and Tim Roth, the film explores themes of loss and resilience, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.