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The cinematographic programming of the Municipal Foundation of Culture of Uviéu, carried out sol sellu SACO, turns into April with a cycle dedicated to the director Ida Lupino and a careful selection of the most award-winning and applauded films of the season and great Hollywood classics.
RADAR is also going to show off an amuesa that, sun títulu Memory in imagesAcueye unforgettable classics like Citizen Kane, Robeca and Perdition. The program started on Thursday, April 1, an award-winning French production La moza del arzalete. Because of the sanitary measures, the next quarter there will be a single pass at 19 hours.
RADAR is still free, but the public will have to withdraw the invitations at https://entraes.oviedo.es/ and at the Teatru Campoamor box office from 11:00 am the day before each session. To contribute to the Philharmonic Theater, the public will have to present both the invitation and their ID. Furthermore, the use of mazcaru is mandatory during the session. With this formula, Uviéu’s cinematographic programming fulfills security measures established by health authorities.
Until the 27th of xunu, the Philharmonic will host 26 productions from France, Iceland, Chile, Singapore, Ivory Coast, Spain and the United States, among other cinemas. The program starts with La moza del bracalete, a court drama starring Stéphane Demoustier, for which the director won César for best screenplay.
The followers of contemporary cinema will be able to enjoy current xoyes like A Land Imaxine, by Yeo Siew Hua, Lleopardu d’Oru in Locarno and that his photograph was awarded in Valladolid; L’axente topu, by Maite Alberdi, nominated for an Oscar and chosen by the public of San Sebastián as the best Ibero-American film; Falling, the premiere as director of Viggo Mortensen; the latest issue of Danish cinema, Another Round, by Thomas Vinterberg, winner of three EFA awards and an Oscar nominee for Best Director and Best Non-English Language Film, and Isabel Coixet’s latest film, Nieva en Benidorm, produced by the Almodóvar. The current film selection is completed with award-winning productions at festivals such as Rotterdam, San Sebastian and the LGBT Festival in New York, among others.
N’abril y mayo, RADAR vindicates the work between and behind the camera of Ida Lupino, the only woman who directed films in 1950s Hollywood, even though she had to put together her own independent producers, Emeral Production and Filmakers. Día Lupino worked under the direction of Raoul Walsh, Nicholas Ray and Fritz Lang, among other filmmakers, in roles that – and gave public applause. Yes almost,
In mayu and xunu, the cycle La memoria n’imaxes will boast unforgettable titles as A Detective’s Story, Edward Dmytryk; Perdition, by Billy Wilder; The kiss of death, by Henry Hathaway; Robeca, by Alfred Hitchcock; Torna al pasáu, by Jacques Tourneur, and Ciudadanu Kane, by Orson Welles, a masterpiece of cinema that RADAR closes on June 27.
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