With this space reserved for Andalusian cinema, the Fundación Tres Culturas wants to show once again its support and recognition of the work carried out in our community by filmmakers, production companies, distributors, actors, actresses, scriptwriters, musicians, etc.
Thus, during the month of February, every Tuesday there will be a session of Andalusian cinema in its different variants of comedies, dramas, shorts, feature films, animation and documentaries, with the aim of offering the widest and most heterogeneous panorama possible.
The cycle will open with the film Alegrías de Cádiza colourful production by the multifaceted Gonzalo García Pelayo. We will continue with the session Allegedly involvedwhich brings together a series of short films directed by women, many of them winners at different festivals, which will not leave the audience indifferent. The third Tuesday will be dedicated to a session of documentaries under the generic title of CommittedThe project will open our eyes to other existing realities that are impossible to ignore.
To conclude, there will be a screening of Averroes and Maimonides, the light of Al-AndalusThe film, shot in Cordoba, recreates the life and work of these characters who contributed so much to their time.
Programme 16 February
Documentary session: 'Committed'.
- The game of hide and seek
Directed by David Muñoz (Spain, 2015, 23 minutes).
Synopsis
A film crew travels to Lebanon to make a film about the game of hide-and-seek in a Syrian refugee camp.
- Show me now!
Directed by Manuel Jiménez Nuñez (Spain, 2015, 13.30 minutes).
Synopsis
A sensory journey through images and sounds through the endangered universe of the Andalusian street markets..
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Directed by Alexis Morante (Spain, 2105, 3'30 minutes)
Synopsis
Car sharing is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're going to get.
- Six grandparents in search of an author
Directed by Juan Rivadeneyra (Spain, 2015, 20 minutes).
Synopsis
Although they have never been on stage before, six elderly people from a day care centre decide to form a theatre company.
- The drawing of time
Directed by Juan Pablo Coca and José Manuel Rodríguez (Spain. 2014, 20 minutes).
Synopsis
After a personal crisis, Lothar Bergmann left Germany to start from scratch in an unknown land: Tarifa, where he fought for the defence of the cave paintings in the more than 60 caves he himself discovered in the provinces of Cadiz and Malaga.
The session will begin at 8.30 p.m. and admission is free until full capacity is reached.
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