On the occasion of the next Seville Book Fair, the Fundación Tres Culturas offers in its April programme a series of films based on literary works or that make known the existence, in this case, of a poetess unknown to the general public. In addition, this cycle coincides with the Three Festivals, voices of the Mediterraneanorganised in the framework of the programme Alqantara: bridges for dialogue and coexistenceFrom 28 to 30 April in Granada.
In our cinematographic proposal for this month, literature and cinema go hand in hand with stories that will not leave us indifferent. We will open the cycle with Papuszathe story of a courageous woman who defied her surroundings by expressing through her poems her way of seeing the world. Afterwards, the writer Yasmina Kadhra and the French director Alexandre Arcady will show in the film What the day owes to the night The last film to be screened is the film "The Algerian youth and society of the 1930s. Away from menbased on the story The guestby the French-Algerian writer Albert Camus.
Tuesday, 5 April, 8.30pm.
Papusza
Directed by Joanna Kos-Krauze and Krzysztof Krauze.
Poland, 2013, 125 minutes.
Synopsis
An account of the life of Bronislawa Wajs (Papusza), the first Gypsy poet to receive the recognition of having her work published in Poland. Repudiated by her own community, who accused her of having betrayed the secrets of her people, Papusza lived in poverty, tortured by guilt until her death in 1987.
The film will be screened in the original version with Spanish subtitles. Free admission until full capacity is reached.
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