This Monday, at TRECE, Sean Connery stars in “A distant bridge” – The best of TRECE

At 12.05, relives, once again, the TRECE special ‘WYD: 10 years later’, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of this historic event, a series of specials that aired from August 16 to 20, 2021. A program that remembers how, in 2011 , almost two million young people from all over the world gathered in Madrid to experience the XXVI World Youth Day (WYD). The capital of Spain vibrated with enthusiasm in the presence of Pope Benedict XVI.

At 12:45 p.m. we can continue to enjoy “Don Matteo” the detective priest of THIRTEEN. Every day, from Monday to Friday, viewers will be able to follow the adventures of the priest Matteo Minelli-Bondini, played by the prolific actor Terence Hill, with a double chapter. In the series that ended up being a phenomenon in Italy and in the rest of Europe. In addition to his religious duties, Matteo’s true passion is helping agent Nino Cechini solve investigations into crimes that occur in the Italian town of Gubbio, in the Umbrian region.

At 2.30pm do not miss the last informative hour in ‘Thirteen Noon News’. And the best analysis of today can be found from the 21.30h, on ‘THIRTEEN News night’ and to the 22h, on ‘The bell’ with Antonio Jiménez.

THE BEST CINEMA IS IN THIRTEEN

In addition, viewers of the chain will be able to enjoy from 3pm of the best war cinema. THIRTEEN issues “A distant bridge” a film directed by Richard Attenborough and starring Sean Connery, Edward Fox and James Caan. In September 1944, encouraged by the success of the Normandy invasion, the Allies determinedly undertook Operation Market Garden, a risky plan to end the war as soon as possible, invading Germany and destroying Hitler’s war industry. The key was to conquer several bridges that the troops would pass through. However, the strategies on the battlefield, combined with the errors of the intelligence service, bad luck and bad weather conditions led the operation to an unexpected outcome.

And the double session continues at 6.15pm with “One, two, three … shoot again” a film directed by Tulio Demicheli and starring Anthony Steffen, Roberto Camardiel and Eduardo Fajardo. Shosena and ‘Jaguar’, a couple of thieves, head to a town to rob the bank. Once there, they discover that Koven, the owner of the bank, intends to take over the farmers’ lands by foreclosing the mortgages they have with the bank, so they decide to help them while trying to carry out their own plans. And to justify their stay in the village, they go to work for Koven.