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Twin Peaks: the Return Els Millors agost 2020 programa 08 núm. 100 Twin Peaks: The Return Els millors films de l’any L3 (Liceu) Biblioteca de Aquest agost tampoc no tanquem per Catalunya 02 c/ de l’Hospital vacances i tenim més ganes que mai Plaça de Twin Peaks: Sant Augustí d’oferir bon cinema. La restitució de The Return Gran la programació que va quedar suspe- Teatre del Plaça Liceu Reial sa durant el confinament inclou els 09 La Rambla c/ d’En Robador films més esperats de l’any que havi- Els millors films de l’any c/ de la Unió en quedat pendents: Joker, Parásitos, c/ de Sant Pau c/ Espalter O que arde, Once Upon a Time... in Rambla del Raval Hollywood o Dolor y gloria desfilaran 16 aquest mes per les nostres pantalles Sessions especials al costat d’una nova incorporació per c/ del Marqués de Barberà acompanyar l’exposició Lynch/Fellini, c/ Nou de la Rambla 18 prorrogada fins a final de mes. Aula de cinema Cada dissabte i diumenge projecta- 20 rem dos capítols de la tercera tempo- Històries rada de Twin Peaks i tornem a progra- de Filmoteca mar Otto e mezzo, el film més votat Con- servatori per commemorar els vuit anys de la Liceu seu del Raval. L2 i L3 (Paral·lel) Amb tot, haurem d’esperar fins a Filmoteca de Catalunya L2 (Paral·lel) l’any que ve per recuperar el cicle Dues sales de cinema L3 (Liceu i Paral·lel) de melodrames que havíem previst. Exposicions De moment, oferim un panorama del 21, 59, 88, 91 Biblioteca especialitzada D20, D50 cinema japonès actual i acomiadem Llibreria V11, V13, H14 Kirk Douglas, José Luis Cuerda, Ivan Bar-restaurant Passer i Sue Lyon amb els honors Plaça de Salvador Seguí, 1-9 que mereixen. 08001 Barcelona T 93 567 10 70 Esteve Riambau ISSN edició impresa: 2013-2743 Director ISSN edició electrònica: 2013-2662 D.L. B-38.546-81 Disseny i maquetació: Studio Aparte Impressió: www.print-makers.com David Lynch ho ha tornat a fer. Si el 04 - 08 Twin Peaks: 1990 va establir, amb Twin Peaks, el Twin Peaks: The Return punt d’inflexió d’una nova narrativa The Return. serial, el 2017, amb aquesta tercera Part 1: My Log Has a Message for You temporada, i en plena maduresa de Part 2: The Stars l’Edad d’Or de les sèries, el cineasta Turn and a Time –juntament amb Mark Frost–, fa mi- Presents Itself ques una altra vegada, els codis nar- Part 3: Call for Help ratius establerts en la ficció televisiva. Part 4: ...Brings Anys després de l’intent fracasat de Back Some Memories convertir Mulholland Drive (2001) en un spin-off de Twin Peaks, Lynch re- Part 5: Case Files corre als executius del canal Showti- Part 6: Don’t Die me, els quals –conscients de tenir a Part 7: There’s a Body All Right les mans un autèntic mite de la te- Part 8: Gotta Light? levisió moderna– en un gest insòlit Part 9: This al món catòdic actual, li atorguen Is the Chair llibertat de creació absoluta. Lynch Part 10: Laura va concebre el projecte com un film Is the One dividit en 18 parts. Seguint el seu Part 11: There’s criteri, la revista Cahiers du Cinéma Fire Where You la va considerar la millor pel·lícula de Are Going la darrera dècada. La revista Time, Part 12: Let’s Rock en canvi, la té com la millor sèrie Part 13: What Story Is that, Charlie? dels últims 10 anys. Sèrie o film, és Part 14: We Are una obra mestra inclassificable, fas- Like the Dreamer cinant i única. Un misteri en el qual Part 15: There’s s’entra com en un somni i que ara po- Some Fear dem experimentar en pantalla gran. in Letting Go Part 16: No Knock, No Doorbell Aquesta projecció acompanya el dar- Part 17: The Past rer mes de l’exposició “David Lynch. Dictates the Future Somnis: homenatge a Fellini”. Part 18: What Is Your Name? Twin Peaks: The Return Dissabte 1 / 19.00 h Sessió doble Sessió doble Dissabte 8 / 19.00 h Sala Laya Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Sala Laya Part 1: My Log Has a Message for You Part 5: Case Files Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 1: Mi leño tiene un mensaje para ti Parte 5: Expedientes DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Jane Adams, Joseph Auger, Melissa Jo DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Naomi Watts, Jim Belushi, Mädchen Bailey, Richard Beymer, Catherine E. Coulson. EUA. VOSE. 59’. Blu-ray. Amick, Russ Tamblyn, Tom Sizemore, Chrysta Bell, Wes B. EUA. VOSE. 56’. Blu-ray. Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 2: The Stars Turn and Part 6: Don’t Die a Time Presents Itself Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 6: No mueras Parte 2: Las estrellas giran y un tiempo se presenta. DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Laura Dern, Naomi Watts, David DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Joe Adler, Mädchen Amick, Steve Lynch, Harry Dean Stanton, Robert Foster, Miguel Ferrer. EUA. VOSE. 56’. Blu-ray. Baker, Brent Briscoe, Gia Carides, Catherine E. Coulson. EUA. VOSE. 53’. Blu-ray. Sessió doble Diumenge 9 / 19.00 h Diumenge 2 / 19.00 h Sessió doble Twin Peaks: The Return. Sala Laya Sala Laya Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 7: There’s a Body All Right Part 3: Call for Help Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Parte 7: Hay un cuerpo bien Parte 3: Llamar para pedir ayuda DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MachLachlan, Jane Adams, Chrysta Bell, Laura DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Chrysta Bell, Don S. Davis, Miguel Dern, Miguel Ferrer, David Lynch, Naomi Watts. EUA. VOSE. 56’. Blu-ray. Ferrer, John Ennis, Brian T. Finney, Meg Foster. EUA. VOSE. 57’. Blu-ray. Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 8: Gotta Light? Part 4: ...Brings Back Some Memories Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 8: ¿Tiene fuego? Parte 4: ...Vuelven algunos recuerdos DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MachLachlan, Robert Broski, Carel Struycken, DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Jane Adams, Naomi Watts, Dana Cullen Douglas, Tracy Phillips, Anthony Marcacci. EUA. VOSE. 56’. Blu-ray. Ashbrook, Michael Cera, Richard Chamberlain. EUA. VOSE. 55’. Blu-ray. 4 5 Twin Peaks: The Return Dissabte 15 / 19.00 h Sessió doble Sessió doble Dissabte 22 / 19.00 h Sala Laya Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Sala Laya Part 9: This Is the Chair Part 13: What Story Is that, Charlie? Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 9: Ésta es la butaca Part 13: ¿Qué historia es ésa, Charlie? DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Dana Ashbrook, Naomi Watts, Tim DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MachLachlan, Alon Aboutboul, Kate Alden, Roth, Chrysta Bell, Richard Beymer, Larry Clarke. EUA. VOSE. 58’. Blu-ray. Mädchen Amick, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Robert Knepper. EUA. VOSE. 59’. Blu-ray. Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 10: Laura Is the One Part 14: We Are Like the Dreamer Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 10: Laura es la elegida Twin Peaks: The Return. DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Jane Adams, Joe Adler, Jim Belushi, Parte 14: Somos como el soñador Giselle DaMier, Jan D’Arcy, Harry Dean Stanton. EUA. VOSE. 53’. Blu-ray. DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MachLachlan, Laura Dern, Monica Bellucci, Dana Ashbrook, Erica Eynon, Harry Goaz, David Lynch. EUA. VOSE. 56’. Blu-ray. Diumenge 16 / 19.00 h Sessió doble Sala Laya Twin Peaks: The Return. Sessió doble Diumenge 23 / 19.00 h Part 11: There’s Fire Where Twin Peaks: The Return. Sala Laya You Are Going Part 15: There’s Some Fear Twin Peaks: The Return. in Letting Go Parte 11: Hay fuego donde vas Twin Peaks: The Return. DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Mädchen Amick, Dana Ashbrook, Parte 15: Hay algo de miedo a dejarse ir Amanda Seyfried, Tom Sizemore, Harry Dean Stanton. EUA. VOSE. 57’. Blu-ray. DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Joe Adler, Owain Rhys Davies, Eamon Farren, Sherilyn Fenn, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tim Roth. EUA. VOSE. 55’. Blu-ray. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 12: Let’s Rock Twin Peaks: The Return. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 16: No Knock, No Doorbell Parte 12: Vamos de marcha Twin Peaks: The Return. DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Horse, Ashley Judd, Elizabeth Anweis, Chrysta Bell, Sherilyn Fenn. EUA. VOSE. 55’. Blu-ray. Part 16: Sin tocar ni llamar al timbre DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Jim Belushi, Laura Dern, Chrysta Bell, Amy Shields, Tim Roth, Jennifer Jason Leigh. EUA. VOSE. 57’. Blu-ray. 6 7 Twin Peaks: The Return Dissabte 29 / 19.00 h Sessió doble Sala Laya Twin Peaks: The Return. Els millors films Part 17: The Past Dictates the Future Twin Peaks: The Return. de l’any Parte 17: El pasado dicta el futuro DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Phoebe Augustine, Chrysta Bell, Richard Beymer, Michael Horse, David Lynch. EUA. VOSE. 59’. Blu-ray. Twin Peaks: The Return. Part 18: What Is Your Name? Twin Peaks: The Return. Parte 18: ¿Cómo se llama? DAVID LYNCH, 2017. Int.: Kyle MacLachlan, Laura Dern, Ray Wise, Grace Zabriskie, Francesca Eastwood, Pierce Gagnon. EUA. VOSE. 57’. Blu-ray. Amb la col·laboració de: 8 Els millors films de l’any Recuperem els millors films de l’any Da xiang xi di er zuo Dimarts 4 / 19.00 h passat segons la crítica catalana que An Elephant Sitting Still Sala Laya no vam poder projectar a causa de la HU BO, 2018.
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