The San Fernando City Council, in collaboration with the Fundación Tres Culturas and within the framework of Cultural Diversity Month, has programmed a film series that will take viewers from a block of neighbours in any Andalusian village to the Gran Chaco Americano, passing through Morocco. Stories, in short, that will reveal different experiences and visions.
Programming
Thursday, 11 May, 20.00h. San Romualdo Castle
LET'S MOVE ON TO PLAN B (Short film)
Directed by Paz Piñar. Spain, 2008, 20 minutes.
Synopsis
The film narrates, in a humorous way, the vicissitudes of a family trying to avoid the deportation of an "undocumented woman". The story begins when Auxi goes to a doctor's surgery but is unable to explain what exactly is hurting her.
At home, her family anxiously awaits an uncertain diagnosis while caring for an unexpected and enigmatic guest. The intervention of their neighbours to help them in an increasingly bizarre situation does not solve the problem.
Thursday, 18 May, 19.00h. Congress Centre Cortes de la Real Isla de León. Calle Real, 83
AÏDA
Directed by Driss Mrini. Morocco, 2015, 94 minutes.
Synopsis
Aida Cohen is a music teacher living in Paris and fighting a tumour. Convinced that her days are numbered, she decides to return to Morocco to reconnect with her roots and remember her forgotten childhood.
Wednesday, 24 May, 19.00h.Centro de Congresos Cortes de la Real Isla de León. Calle Real, 83
CHACO RA'ANGA
Directed by Andrea Ruffini and Luis Vecino Rubio. Spain, 2015, 122 minutes.
Synopsis
Chaco Ra'anga is a project that began with the trip of 12 specialists in various subjects to the Gran Chaco Americano, which covers Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina.
In this way, travellers were able to observe the cultural diversity, the richness of the fauna, flora, social, economic and environmental problems, among others.
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