In February, the Tres Culturas Foundation's film programme will feature a showcase of the most current Andalusian cinema.
Andalusian cinema is in vogue. The quantity and quality of Andalusian productions position it at a high level, with one in four nominations for the Goya Awards in the last edition being for cinema. Made in Andalucía, with titles such as The Infinite Trench, Bad Weather o Goodbye.
Its appearances at numerous festivals have earned recognition and awards for many films, documentaries, shorts, acting, cinematography, direction, costume design, sound, screenplays, etc., thanks to the work of great professionals and a sector that has demonstrated through its excellent performance that great heights can be reached.
Public and private impetus, a Film Law and a network of highly capable production companies and professionals have made possible a ‘film-friendly Andalusia’.
We congratulate our cinema and hope it continues to move forward in achieving the recognition and prestige it deserves.
Saturday, 6 February, 12.00 pm.
Parking. Tudor Giurgiu. Spain-Romania-Czech Republic, 2019, 110 min. Libra Film, Cercanías AIE, La Claqueta PC, Evolution Films, Tito Clint Movies.
Adrián is a Romanian poet who enters Spain illegally in 2002. Without papers, he begins working as a night watchman in a local man's shop, Rafael. His life takes a turn when he meets María, a guitarist in a jazz band.
Activity included within the “Seville, Land of Diversity” programme, a collaboration project between the Three Cultures Foundation and the Seville City Council.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Due to recent COVID-19 prevention measures, this February's cinema screenings will be virtual.
The film will be available AT THIS LINK Saturday 6 February from 12:00 to 00:00.
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