Three films to watch this week: Marwen, Italian comedy, and Uruguayan drama

This week's film picks showcase three distinct movies. 'Welcome to Marwen,' helmed by Robert Zemeckis and featuring Steve Carell, Leslie Mann, and Diane Kruger, narrates the true tale of Mark Hogancamp, an artist who, after suffering a beating that erased his memory, constructed a miniature Belgian WWII village as a form of therapy. The Italian comedy-action film 'Non ci resta che il crimine,' directed by Massimiliano Bruno and co-written with Guaglianone, Menotti, and Bassi, follows three naive men who time-travel from 2018 to 1982 Rome, where they encounter the notorious Banda della Magliana. The cast includes Alessandro Gassmann, Marco Giallini, and others. Lastly, 'Una notte di 12 anni,' directed by Álvaro Brechner, depicts the harrowing experiences of nine prisoners in Uruguay in 1973, based on the lives of José 'Pepe' Mujica, Mauricio Rosencof, and Eleuterio Fernández Huidobro, who endured a secret 12-year psychological torture operation under dictatorship.