An incredibly stylish and unpredictable thriller movie is on TV tonight

The film stars a Golden Globe winner.

The film centres around the title character (played by Mariana Di Girolamo in a star-making turn), a young reggaeton dancer in Chile who divorces Gaston (Golden Globe winner Gael García Bernal, Mozart in the Jungle) - the director of her dance company.

The pair had adopted a young boy but wound up returning him to the orphanage after a disturbing incident, something that has made them villains in their community.

Following these events, the impulsive Ema "sets out on a mission to get the child back, not caring who she’ll need to fight, seduce or destroy to make it happen."

Featuring dazzling dance sequences, a great soundtrack, mesmerising performances from Bernal and Di Girolamo, fascinating themes, and a plot that constantly surprises viewers - this Chilean movie is well-worth seeking out.

If you'd like to watch it, the film is airing on TV tonight/tomorrow morning on Channel 4 at 1am.

It is also streaming on Mubi and should be available to check out on Channel 4 after it airs.

Here are the other movies on TV tonight:

Morbius - Film4 - 9pm

Jared Leto stars in this quite bad superhero film.

Officer Down - Legend - 9pm

Stephen Dorff is a crooked cop seeking redemption in this little-seen 2013 crime thriller.

Rogue - Legend - 11pm

Megan Fox stars in this 2020 action thriller as a battle-hardened mercenary who leads a team of soldiers on a daring mission to rescue hostages in remote Africa that ends up going very awry.

Olympus Has Fallen - ITV4 - 10.25pm

Gerard Butler must save the US President when terrorists invade the White House in this solid action flick.

Parallel - Sky Sci-Fi - 11pm

This 2018 Canadian sci-fi thriller about multiverses has an 82% Rotten Tomatoes score.

The Butterfly Room - Legend Xtra - 11pm

Cult horror legend Barbara Steele stars in this 2012 chiller.

The Godfather - Film4 - 11.05pm

Al Pacino and Marlon Brando star in this '70s crime epic that is one of the greatest films ever made.

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