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Anuncio Jun15 1998-2015 ALUCINE JUNIO DE 2015 Dirección: Philippe Falardeau País: Canadá Año: 2011. Color - Duración: 94 min. Guión: Philippe Falardeau Producción: Kim McCraw, Luc Dery Fotografía: Ronald Plante Música: Martin Léon Reparto: Mohamed Fellag, Sophie Nélisse, Émilien Néron, Marie-Ève Beauregard, Vincent Millard, Seddik Benslimane, Louis-David Leblanc. SINOPSIS: Bachir Lazhar, un humilde maestro de primaria, es contratado en un colegio de Montreal para sustituir a una profesora que se ha suicidado. PROFESOR LAZHAR En la escuela, Lazhar entra en contacto con un grupo de niños que están muy afectados por el trágico suceso. Pero Lazhar entiende bien el (Monsieur Lazhar) duelo de los pequeños porque él también ha sufrido una gran pérdida. Lunes 1 / 6 Festival del Cine Venezolano 2015 Dirección: François Dupeyron País: Francia Año: 2003. Color - Duración: 94 min. Guión: François Dupeyron (Obra: Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt) Producción: Katia Wyszkop Fotografía: Remy Chevrin Música: Valérie Lindon Reparto: Omar Sharif, Pierre Boulanger, Isabelle Adjani, Gilbert Melki, Isabelle Renauld, Lola Naynmark, Anne Suarez, Mata Gavin. SINOPSIS: En un barrio marginal y multirracial de París Momo vive con su padre judío, un hombre sumido en la depresión. Sus únicas amigas son las EL SEÑOR IBRAHIM Y prostitutas callejeras, que lo tratan con mucho cariño. Momo hace la compra en la pequeña y oscura tienda del señor Ibrahim (Omar Sharif), LAS FLORES DEL CORAN un silencioso musulmán que lo observa todo y sabe más de lo que parece. Lunes 15 / 6 TEATRO CÉSAR RENGIFO / 7:00 PM / Bs. 5 www.alucine.ula.ve 1998-2015 ALUCINE JUNIO DE 2015 Dirección: Max Färberböck País: Alemania Año: 1999. Color - Duración: 120 min. Guión: Max Färberböck & Rona Munro (Novela: Erica Fischer) Producción: Günter Rohrbach, Hanno Huth Fotografía: Tony Imi Música: Jan A.P. Kaczmarek Reparto: Maria Schrader, Juliane Köhler, Heike Makatsch, Johanna Wokalek, Elisabeth Degen, Detlev Buck, Inge Keller, Kyra Mladek. SINOPSIS: En el Berlín de la II Guerra Mundial, Lill lleva una vida convencional. Felice trabaja para un periódico nazi bajo un nombre falso, además de AIMÉE & JAGUAR suministrar información a la resistencia. Lill y Fenice se escriben a diario cartas y poemas con los nombres ficticios de Aimèe y Jaguar. Pero, un día, las SS están esperándolas en el apartamento de Lilly... Lunes 22 / 6 Dirección: Ingmar Bergman País: Suecia Año: 1958. ByN - Duración: 102 min. Guión: Ingmar Bergman Producción: Allan Ekelund Lunes Clásico Fotografía: Gunnar Fischer Música: Erik Nordgren Reparto: Max von Sydow, Ingrid Thulin, Gunnar Björnstrand, Åke Fridell, Naima Wifstrand, Bibi Andersson, Bengt Ekerot. SINOPSIS: Suecia, mediados del siglo XIX. Dentro de un vehículo sumergido en la EL ROSTRO niebla, viaja una compañía de artistas ambulantes, cuyo jefe es el doctor Vogler, mago e hipnotizador que va acompañado de una anciana (Ansiktet) bruja, experta en pócimas de amor, y de su mujer y ayudante. Al pasar por una ciudad se convierten en el blanco de las burlas y humillaciones Lunes 29 / 6 de un comité encabezado por el cínico doctor Vergerus, un médico que le pide a Vogler una representación. TEATRO CÉSAR RENGIFO / 7:00 PM / Bs. 5 www.alucine.ula.ve.
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