Because you now have time: you can watch these 9 films and series during the holidays

Fortunately, there are usually a few days of peace after the stress of Christmas. The motto is: polish off the leftovers and cure your food coma on the couch. Of course, the right entertainment should not be missing.

You can watch these nine films and series that were released in December on your favorite streaming service or in the cinema during your Christmas holidays:

After Kora’s spaceship crashes in the farthest corner of the universe, she builds a peaceful life among the rural residents there. Harmony is soon threatened when a tyrant discovers that these compatriots have sold their crops elsewhere. A war breaks out and the farmers have no idea how to fight it.

Zack Snyder’s new film can be seen on Netflix from December 22.

Rick Riordan’s book series is being adapted into a film again – more than ten years after the films turned out to be a flop. Teenage Percy discovers he is a demigod and must come to terms with his new superpowers.

The series runs on Disney Plus.

This biopic explores the life of composer Leonard Bernstein and his relationship with his wife. The film stars Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan. Bernstein’s most famous work is ‘West Side Story’, which premiered in 1957.

The film is available on Netflix.

Milli Vanilli was the big star under the pop sky in the 80s. They came out of nowhere and stormed the international charts. When it was discovered in 1990 that they could not sing and that all performances could be replayed, the house of cards threatened to collapse and become the biggest scandal in music history. This German film tells this true story.

The cinema release is on December 21.

During the First World War, Switzerland seemed quiet, but secretly an espionage war was raging between world powers. The Graubünden nurse Johanna unexpectedly finds herself between the two fronts. Because she would do anything to get her illegitimate daughter back and becomes embroiled in a deadly game with the German secret service.

The series tells a fictional story in six episodes that is based on true events and can be viewed on Play SRF.

In this holiday comedy, Eddie Murphy plays a man (Chris) who wants to win his neighborhood’s annual Christmas decorating contest. To increase his chances of winning, he makes a deal with an elf. But this deal causes chaos throughout the city and Chris and his family must fight magical creatures to save Christmas.

The film is available on Prime Video.

Timothée Chalamet plays the young candy inventor in this prequel to ‘Willy Wonka’. The film tells about his beginnings as an inventor and how he wants to bring his sweets to the world. But the chocolate cartel thwarts his plans: no one is allowed to sell candy without their permission. But Wonka doesn’t give up.

“Wonka” has been in theaters since December 14.

The same animation studio behind “Wallace & Gromit” produced the “Chicken Run” sequel “Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget” for Netflix. After her perilous escape from Tweedy’s farm, Ginger has finally realized her dream and found a peaceful refuge on an island where the flock of chickens are safe from the dangers of the human world. When she and Rocky hatch a little chick named Molly, Ginger’s happiness seems perfect. But they had not counted on the threat coming from the mainland.

The film is on Netflix.

The Mallard duck family has always lived in their pond. The father, Mack, is especially afraid to leave his house. But mother Pam has been dreaming of a change for a long time and would like to show the children the world. When Pam finally convinces her husband to go on new adventures, they discover a life they never thought possible.

The cinema release is on December 21.