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Cine Universitario Programación noviembre 2016 Martes 8 Lumiere 16.00 / 18.00 HRS. Álex de la Iglesia EL DÍA DE LA BESTIA Ídem. España 1995. Dir. Álex de la Iglesia. Guión: Álex de la Iglesia, Jorge Guerricaechevarria. Con: Álex Angulo, Santiago Segura, Armando de Razza, María Grazia Cucinotta, Terele Pávez, Saturnino García, Nathalie Seseña, Jimmy Barnatán, Jaime Blanch, Antonio Dechent, El Gran Wyoming, Manuel Tallafé, Antonio de la Torre, Juan y Medio, Mario Ayuso. Idioma: español. Color. Dur. 103`. Un sacerdote cree que descifró el mensaje apocalíptico según San Juan: el anticristo nacerá el 25 de diciembre en 1995 en Madrid. El sacerdote se une con un joven aficionado al death metal para averiguar dónde nacerá e impedirlo. Recurrirán también al conductor de un programa esotérico y a un cura para que los ayude. Alex de la Iglesia combina con ingenio y talento comedia, terror, cine fantástico y de acción. Muestra una visión apocalíptica de Madrid con fuerza y curiosidad y también con sentido del humor. Inteligente, sombría e ingeniosa película con un destacado elenco. El film obtuvo 6 premios Goya. 20.00 HRS. Cine Francés LAS REGLAS DEL JUEGO La règle du jeu. Francia 1939. Dir. Jean Renoir. Guión: Jean Renoir, Carl Koch, Camille François. Con: Marcel Dalio, Nora Gregor, Jean Renoir, Roland Toutain, Mila Parély, Paulette Dubost, Julien Carette, Gaston Modot, Pierre Magnier, Eddie Debray. Idioma: francés. Sub. B&N. Dur. 113´. Como ha sido tema recurrente en la obra de Jean Renoir, la problemática de clases sociales es el eje central de la película. Las “reglas del juego” son para nuestro personaje principal, un aviador, el principal problema que deja de lado cuando le gana el amor hacia una mujer independiente. Chaplin 17.45 / 20.00 HRS. Marco Bellocchio I PUGNI IN TASCA Ídem. Italia 1965. Dir. Marco Bellocchio. Guión: Marco Bellocchio. Con: Lou Castel, Paola Pitagora, Marino Marsè, Pier Luigi Troglio, Liliana Gerace, Jeannie McNeil. Idioma: italiano. Sub. Color. Dur. 105`. En los montes cerca de Piacenza, en un chalet que fue lujoso pero esta ruinoso, vive una familia burguesa compuesta por una madre casi ciega que no se ocupa de la administración de la casa ni de sus cuatro hijos. El hijo mayor es el jefe de familia y su único anhelo es huir de esa casa. Sus hermanos muestran síntomas de anormalidad. Marco Bellocchio realiza en ésta, su opera prima, una obra de gran consistencia dramática en que su personaje central se debate moralmente entre reforzar los débiles lazos familiares o huir e iniciar una vida personal lejos de tradiciones, aceptando el nuevo orden, el progreso y los cambios sociales. Miércoles 9 Lumiere 15.30 / 17.45 HRS. Sally Field CAMINO DEL OESTE The Way West. EE.UU 1967. Dir. Andrew V. McLaglen. Guión: Ben Maddow, Mitch Lindemann (Novela: A.B. Guthrie Jr.). con: Kirk Douglas, Robert Mitchum, Richard Widmark, Lola Albright, Harry Carey Jr., Stubby Kaye, Jack Elam, Michael Witney, Sally Field. Idioma: inglés. Sub. Color. Dur. 122`. La acción se sitúa en Missouri en 1843. El senador Tudlock busca colonos voluntarios para viajar a Oregón. Deben hacer un viaje de 2500 kilómetros, pasar peligros e incomodidades y atravesar territorio indio. Un experto explorador guiará la caravana. Andrew V. McLaglen especialista en rutinarios westerns logra un film con buen ritmo, guión atractivo y un elenco que logra muy buenas actuaciones: Kirk Douglas, Robert Mitchum, Richard Widmark, Jack Elam y la aparición de una joven Sally Field. 20.00 hrs. BOB, EL JUGADOR Bob le flambeur. Francia 1956. Dir. Jean Pierre Melville. Guión: Jean-Pierre Melville (Historia: Jean-Pierre Melville, Auguste Le Beton). Con: Roger Duchesne, Isabelle Corey, Daniel Cauchy, Guy Decomble, André Garret, Claude Cerval, Simone Paris, Howard Vernon. Idioma: framces. Sub. B&N. Dur. 101´. Jean Pierre Melville nos deleita con un clásico film noir, con los ingredientes básicos: un gángster proclive a perderlo todo en el juego, un meticuloso plan para robar un casino y unos policias informados previamente. Chaplin 18.00 / 20.00 HRS. Biopic musical BOLAS DE FUEGO Great Balls of Fire!. EE.UU 1989. Dir. Jim McBride. Guión: Jack Baran, Jim McBride (Novela: Myra Lewis, Murray Silver Jr.). Con: Dennis Quaid, Winona Ryder, Alec Baldwin, Joe Bob Briggs, Trey Wilson, Stephen Tobolowsky, Steve Allen, John Doe, Peter Cook, Lisa Blount. Idioma: inglés. Sub. Color. Dur. 108`. Aproximación biográfica al mito del Rock & Roll Jerry Lee Lewis, quien comenzó como cantante, se consagró como pianista logrando éxitos inolvidables y tuvo una compleja vida privada a causa de su casamiento con una prima de 13 años de edad. El film resulta valioso por la seriedad con que se encara la biografía, la estupenda música y la excelente actuación de Dennis Quaid muy bien secundado por Winona Ryder como su prima y Alec Baldwin. Jueves 10 Lumiere 16.00 / 18.00 HRS. Biopic musical CANCION INOLVIDABLE A Song to Remember. EE.UU 1944. Dir. Charles Vidor. Guión: Sidney Buchman. Con: Paul Muni, Merle Oberon, Cornel Wilde, Stephen Bekassy, Nina Foch, George Coulouris, Sig Arno, George Macready. Idioma: inglés. Sub. Color. Dur. 113`. Colorida y superficial biografía del gran músico polaco Frédéric Chopin, dignamente interpretado por Cornel Wilde, con un sobreactuado Paul Muni como su mentor, y la luminosa presencia de Merle Oberon como George Sand. La banda sonora es lo mejor del film, por momentos entusiasmante, con un buen elenco secundario, dirigida con oficio por Charles Vidor, el realizador de “Gilda” y “Las modelos”. 20.00 Hrs. EL PLACER Le plaisir. Francia 1952. Dir. Max Ophuls. Guión: Jacques Natanson, Max Ophüls (Cuentos: Guy de Maupassant). Con: Claude Dauphin, Gaby Morlay, Madeleine Renaud, Ginette Leclerc, Mila Parély, Danielle Darrieux, Pierre Brasseur, Jean Gabin, Jean Servais, Daniel Gélin, Simone Simon, Amédée, Paul Azaïs, Antoine Balpêtré. Idioma: francés. Sub. B&N. dur. 93´. Película de episodios de antología sobre tres cuentos de Guy de Maupassant que tratan la temática sobre el placer. Chaplin 17.45 / 20.00 HRS. Recordando a Edward Albee UN DELICADO EQUILIBRIO A Delicate Balance. EE.UU 1973. Dir. Tony Richardson. Guión: Obra: Edward Albee. Con: Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield, Lee Remick, Kate Reid, Joseph Cotten, Betsy Blair. Idioma: inglés. Sub. Color. Dur. 133`. Un matrimonio de mediana edad ve alterada su rutina con la llegada de sus mejores amigos que alterados por un tema desconocido se refugian en su casa. Además tienen los problemas de una hija a punto de divorciarse por cuarta vez y la presencia de una hermana de la esposa que es alcohólica. Adaptación cinematográfica de la obra de Edward Albee que no puede eludir su origen teatral que por momentos la enlentece pero tiene un elenco muy sólido que justifica la traslación: Katharine Hepburn, Paul Scofield, Joseph Cotten, Betsy Blair, Lee Remick, Kate Reid. Viernes 11 Lumiere 15.30 / 17.45 HRS. Álex de la Iglesia PERDITA DURANGO Ídem. España 1997. Dir. Álex de la Iglesia. Guión: David Trueba (Novela: Barry Gifford). Con: Rosie Pérez, Javier Bardem, Harley Cross, Aimee Graham, James Gandolfini, Screamin'Jay Hawkins, Don Stroud, Demián Bichir, Santiago Segura, Carlos Bardem, Alex Cox. Idioma: español. Color. Dur. 126`. Morena, sexy y muy descarada Perdita es una joven y peligrosa mujer que se aprovecha del prójimo, vive al tope y siente orgullo de su pasado de pasiones y sangre. La trama del film permite aunar sexo, amor, humor y acción , lo cual pese a durar algo más de dos horas no decae, tiene buen ritmo narrativo, entretiene y técnicamente está muy correcta. Rosie Pérez y Javier Bardem son el centro del asunto y convencen en sus actuaciones como también James Gandolfini en el rol de policía que persigue a la pareja. 20.00 hrs. Cine Francés PICKPOCKET Idem. Francia 1959. Dir. Robert Bresson. Guión: Robert Bresson. Con: Martin LaSalle, Marika Green, Jean Pelegri, Dolly Scal, Pierre Leymarie, Kassagi, Pierre Étaix, César Gattegno. Idioma: frances. Sub. B&N. dur. 75´. Robert Bresson cuenta con el actor uruguayo Martin LaSalle para el rol de un carterista. Pero no se trata de cualquier ladrón. No roba por necesidad. Las causas que los llevan a dichos actos son las que Bresson tratará de explicar mediante este film, donde rodea al personaje de soledad y una necesidad existencial de saber por qué comete sus actos. Chaplin 18.00 / 20.00 HRS. Marco Bellocchio AMOR Y RABIA Amore e rabbia (Love and Anger). Italia 1969. Dir. Marco Bellocchio, Bernardo Bertolucci, Jean-Luc Godard, Carlo Lizzani, Pier Paolo Pasolini. Guión: Puccio Pucci, Piero Badalassi, Jean-Luc Godard, Marco Bellocchio, Carlo Lizzani, Bernardo Bertolucci, Pier Paolo Pasolini. Idioma: italiano. Sub. Color. Dur. 102`. Cinco directores ofrecen historias en que se entremezclan el amor y la rabia. Marco Bellocchio realiza el episodio “La indiferencia”. Se refiere a la indiferencia de los ciudadanos ante la pobreza o los hechos delictivos que tienen frente a sus ojos. Otros directores son: Bertolucci que nos presenta a un cura agonizante frente a la juventud exaltada y revolucionaria. Pasolini mostrando la dialéctica entre la inocencia y los compromisos sociales y políticos. Godard haciendo cine sobre cine al presentar el conflicto entre el amor y el intelecto y Lizzani presentando un debate curioso y caricaturesco entre revolucionarios que irrumpen en una clase para adoctrinar a quienes quieren seguir su curso normalmente. Film irregular con los temas enfocados con ópticas muy distintas, resulta curioso y poco conocido. Sábado12 Lumiere Puestas al día 16.00 / 18.00 / 20.00 hrs. ENEMIGOS ÍNTIMOS Il mio miglior nemico. Italia 2006. Dir. Carlo Verdone. Guión: Carlo Verdone, Silvio Muccino, Pasquale Plastino, Silvia Ranfagni. Con: Carlo Verdone, Silvio Muccino, Ana Caterina Morariu, Agnese Nano, Paolo Triestino, Corinne Jiga, Sara Bertelà, Leonardo Petrillo. Idioma: italiano. Sub.
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