1. Pressure (August 6)


The 72 hours leading up to the Normandy landings were a race against time in which every decision had the potential to alter the course of World War II. Pressure focuses on that crucial moment, following General Dwight D. Eisenhower and meteorologist James Stagg as they weigh whether to move forward with the invasion or postpone it. Rather than a traditional war film, it's a tense thriller about strategy, leadership, and the immense pressure of making decisions that will determine the fate of thousands.
Did you know? Brendan Fraser returns to historical cinema as Eisenhower, while Andrew Scott (Ripley, Fleabag) plays the meteorologist whose weather forecast proved decisive to the success of D-Day.




























