The Three Cultures of the Mediterranean Foundation reopens its doors to the public with 'Back to Three Cultures', a special programme marking the return to what has been called the "new normal" from 23 June.
The Foundation's projectors are switched on once again to resume its traditional 'Tuesday cinema' in an exceptional setting, the Andalusian Gardens of the Hassan II Pavilion, where every Tuesday in July and August at 22.00 there will be a summer cinema.
The Foundation has established a plan to adapt this space according to the prevention and distance indications established in the de-escalation, so that in addition to the stalls, the public also has tables for dining, as an ambigú service is offered.
Tuesday, 3 June, 22.00 h.
The cow. Mohamed Hamidi. France, 2015, 91 min.
Fatah, an Algerian farmer who has never left the countryside, has eyes only for his cow Jacqueline. He dreams of taking her to Paris to show her off at the Salon de l'Agriculture. After receiving an invitation, he decides to take a boat to Marseille and cross the whole of France on foot. This is Fatah and Jacqueline's chance for a great adventure.
INVITATIONS SOLD OUT
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
- They will be available at the above-mentioned link until Tuesday 30 June at 11.00 am.
- Three types of tickets will be available to users:
- Chair tickets for up to a maximum of two users per application.
- Table tickets for up to two users per application.
- Table tickets for up to a maximum of four users per application.
- The ambigú will open one hour before the start of the film.
To facilitate access to the activities, the holder of a reservation for more than one person must be accompanied by the rest of the members of the group included in the application. Entry without a reservation will not be permitted.
Please always bear in mind the rules of access to the Foundation, which can be consulted at any time. in the following link.

