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Cine Universitario Del Uruguay Programación Octubre 2017 Cine Universitario del Uruguay Programación Octubre 2017 Miércoles 4 Lumiere 16.00 / 18.00 hrs. Adiós a Jerry Lewis MUERTOS DE MIEDO Scared Stiff. EE.UU 1953. Dir. George Marshall. Guión: Norman Lear, Herbert Baker. Con: Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Lizabeth Scott, Carmen Miranda, George Dolenz, Dorothy Malone. Idioma: inglés. Sub. B&N. Dur. 100´. Una joven hereda un castillo cuya leyenda dice está habitado por fantasmas. Dos amigos perseguidos por gánsteres deciden acompañarla a la isla donde se encuentra el castillo. George Marshall especialista en comedias aprovecha a Dean Martin y a Jerry Lewis en sus especialidades. La primera parte sobre todo tiene gran ritmo y situaciones desopilantes. 20.00 hrs. Stephen King CUENTA CONMIGO Stand By Me. Dir: Rob Reiner. Año:1986. Guión: Bruce A. Evans & Raynold Gideon.Fotografía: Thomas del Ruth. Con: Will Wheaton, River Phoenix,Corey Feldman, Kiefer Sutherland. Sub. Color. Dur: 86 min. En Oregon, un grupo de adolescentes deciden ir a buscar a un muchacho desaparecido. Para injusticia de ellos, las condiciones que se les impondrán en su aventura no son las esperadas por ellos. Rob Reiner, quien también haría “Misery”, deslumbra con una de las mejores películas de niñez y amistad hechas en la década de 1980. Chaplin El Che Guevara 17.45 / 20.00 hrs. CHE, UN HOMBRE NUEVO De Tristán Bauer. Argentina, 2010. 110 min. Ficha técnica: Guión: Tristán Bauer, Carolina Scaglione, Música: Federico Jusid, Fotografía: Javier Julià, Productora: Instituto Nacional de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales (INCAA) / Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM). Ernesto Guevara, el "Che", asesinado a los 39 años, se ha convertido en un verdadero icono de nuestros tiempos. Su imagen, su obra y su pensamiento tienen hoy una fuerza arrolladora. La clave a desentrañar a través del documental es su intimidad, su continua formación, su coherencia, el estudio y el pensamiento al servicio de la acción y de la construcción de un mundo nuevo, su particular mirada poética sobre la realidad. Jueves 5 Lumiere Jean-Pierre Melville 16.00 / 18.00 hrs. EL SILENCIO DEL MAR Le silence de la mer. Francia 1949. Dir. Jean-Pierre Melville. Guión: Jean-Pierre Melville. Con: Howard Vernon, Jean-Marie Robain, Nicole Stephane, Georges Patrix, Ami Aaroe, Denis Sadier. Idioma: frances. Sub. Color. Dur. 83´. Durante la ocupación de Francia por las tropas alemanas durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, un anciano y su sobrina deben convivir con un afable oficial nazi. Se basa en un guión inteligente que presenta una relación en la cual el oficial habla y el anciano y su sobrina lo ignoran, demostrando que la resistencia mental es la más importante resistencia. Melville toma la base literaria, se aleja de lo bélico y realiza una película racionalista que influenció a los directores de la Nouvelle Vague. 20.00 hrs. Stephen King EL APRENDIZ Apt Pupil. EE.UU. 1998. Dir. Bryan Singer. Guión: Brandon Boyce (Novela: Stephen King). Con: Ian McKellen, Brad Renfro, Bruce Davidson, Elias Koteas, David Schwimmer. Idioma: inglés. Sub. Color. Dur. 111’. Un adolescente se entera de que su vecino anciano fue parte de los Servicios Secretos de la Alemania nazi, por lo que decide chantajearlo con develar todos sus secretos. Chaplin 16.15 / 18.15 hrs. El Che Guevara DIARIO DEL CHE EN BOLIVIA Le journal de Bolivie, Diario del Che en Bolivia: Ernesto Che Guevara. de Richard Dindo, Suiza 1994, 94 min Guion: Richard Dindo, Fotografía: Pio Corradi, Productora: Coproducción Suiza- Francia; Ciné Manufacture / La Sept Cinéma / Les Films d'Ici / Télévision Suisse-Romande (TSR). Adaptación cinematográfica de los acontecimientos recogidos en el Diario de Bolivia (escritos entre 1966 y 1967) que se apoya en los documentos originales, imágenes de los lugares de combate y varios testimonios de los protagonistas. Viernes 6 Lumiere 15.30 / 17.45 hrs. Los Socios Programan LA INTÉRPRETE The Interpreter. Reino Unido 2005. Dir. Sydney Pollack. Guión: Steven Zaillian, Charles Randolph, Scott Frank (Historia: Martin Stellman, Brian Ward). Con: Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn, Catherine Keener, Sydney Pollack, Jesper Christensen, Yvan Attal, Earl Cameron, George Harris, Michael Wright, Clyde Kusatsu, Eric Keenleyside, Hugo Speer, Adrian Martinez. Idioma: ingles. Sub. Color. Dur. 128´. Un drama complejo e inquietante con el terrorismo del siglo XXI como telón de fondo. Pollack explora los conflictos personales entre dos individuos con puntos de vista totalmente opuestos, una mujer que aparece en un lugar inconveniente a una hora equivocada y el jefe de seguridad que deberá averiguar cuán creíble es su versión de los hechos. Un film intenso que cumple con los requisitos formales del género con un mensaje de paz bien envuelto y políticamente correcto. 20.00 hrs. Stephen King ESO (IT) IT.Dir: Tommy Lee Wallace. Año:1990. Guión: Lawrence D. Cohen & Tommy Lee Wallace. Fotografía: Richard Leiterman.Con: Richard Thomas,John Ritter, Annette O' Toole, Tim Curry. Sub. Color. Una malévola fuerza oculta, la cual reserva su verdadera apariencia a través de un payaso, aterroriza al pequeño pueblo estadounidense de Maine. Luego del transcurso de sus primeros asesinatos, un grupo de siete amigos de la niñez se reúne para buscar la forma de detener el mal. El rol de Tim Curry, como el payaso, es una actuación soberbia que iguala a su papel en la conocida “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” y convirtió al film en una obra de culto asegurada. Chaplin 17.45 / 20.00 hrs. El Che Guevara DIARIOS DE MOTOCICLETAS de Walter Salles. Brasil, Argentina, Chile, Perú, 2004, 128 min. En 1952, siendo el "Che" Guevara (Gael García Bernal) estudiante de medicina, recorrió América del Sur, con su amigo Alberto Granado (Rodrigo de la Serna), en una destartalada moto. Ernesto es un joven estudiante de medicina de 23 años de edad, especializado en lepra. Alberto es un bioquímico de 29 años. Ambos jóvenes emprenden un viaje de descubrimiento de la rica y compleja topografía humana y social del continente hispanoamericano. Los dos dejaron atrás el familiar entorno de Buenos Aires en una desvencijada motocicleta Norton de 500 cc, imbuidos de un romántico espíritu aventurero. Sábado 7 Lumiere 15.30 / 17.45 / 20.00 hrs. Puestas al Día TIERRA FRIA North Country. EE.UU. 2005. Dir. Niki Caro. Guion: Michael Seitzman (Libro: Clara Bingham, Laura Leedy Gansler). Música: Gustavo Santaolalla. Fotografía: Chris Menges. Con: Charlize Theron, Frances McDormand, Sissy Spacek, Woody Harrelson, Sean Bean, Richard Jenkins, Jeremy Renner, Michelle Monaghan, Amber Heard, Rusty Schwimmer. Dur. 126´. Una madre soltera regresa a su pueblo natal y para salir adelante busca trabajo en las minas de hierro donde conocerá las humillaciones que deben pasar las mujeres en ese lugar. Film de Niki Caro que denuncia inequidades e injusticias sociales y que tiene en su protagonista en especial y en el elenco en general su punto más alto sin dejar de reconocer cuidados en todos los rubros. 22.00 hrs Stephen King CEMENTERIO DE ANIMALES Pet Sematary. EE.UU. 1989. Dir. Mary Lambert. Guión: Stephen King (Novela: Stephen King). Con: Dale Midkiff, Fred Gwynne, Denise Crosby, Brad Greenquist, Michael Lombard. Idioma: inglés. Sub. Color. Dur. 103’. Una familia se muda a su nuevo hogar, sin sospechar que el mismo fue construido sobre las ruinas de un viejo cementerio indio cargado de leyendas. Chaplin 16.15 / 18.15 / 20.15 hrs. El Che Guevara DÍ BUEN DIA PAPÁ de Fernando Vargas. Argentina, Bolivia, Cuba, 2005, 107 min. Ficha Técnica: Guion: Fernando Vargas, Verónica Córdova, Música: Oldrich Halas, Fotografía:Juan Pablo Urioste, Reparto: Isabel Santos, Paola Ríos, José Veliz, Bismark Virhuez, Jorge Ortiz, Jonatan Stern, Jorge Jamarlli, Soledad Ardadya, Productora: Coproducción Bolivia-Argentina-Cuba; Imagen Propia srl / Matanza Cine / ICAIC Cuenta la historia de una familia vallegrandina, sus amores, conflictos y reconciliaciones durante los 30 años transcurridos entre la guerrilla del Che Guevara en 1967 y la exhumación de sus restos en 1997. Candidata por Bolivia al Oscar a la mejor película de habla no inglesa. Domingo 8 Lumiere 16.00 / 18.15 / 20.30 hrs. TIERRA FRIA Chaplin Revisiones 16.15 / 18.15 hrs. EL ENGAÑO The Beguiled. EE.UU 1971. Dir. Don Siegel. Guion: John B. Sherry, Grimes Grice (Novela: Thomas Cullinan). Música: Lalo Schifrin. Fotografía: Bruce Surtees. Con: Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page, Elizabeth Hartman, Jo Ann Harris, Darleen Carr, Mae Mercer, Pamelyn Ferdin, Melody Thomas, Peggy Drier. Dur. 109´. Don Siegel se destacó por su originalidad en el tratamiento temático de sus films. En esta oportunidad un cabo norteamericano se convierte en la victima perfecta de un grupo de señoritas del Sur, en apariencia inocentes e indefensas, que lo cuidan con esmero hasta poder entregarlo al ejército de la Unión. Un guion impredecible ejecutado en forma excelente por Don Siegel en que los personajes cambian sus características logrando la transición de un drama costumbrista a una película de terror psicológico. Es el mejor film de Don Siegel con Clint Eastwood que atrapa desde su inicio y ahonda en los deseos más íntimos del ser humano sorprendiendo constantemente. Muy destacado elenco. 20.15 hrs. Stephen King LA TIENDA DE LOS DESEOS MALIGNOS Needful Things. EE.UU. 1993. Dir. Fraser C. Heston. Guión: W.D. Richter (Novela: Stephen King). Con: Max von Sydow, Ed Harris, Bonnie Bedelia, J.T. Walsh, Amanda Plummer. Idioma: inglés. Sub. Color. Dur. 113’. La apertura de una tienda de antigüedades, a cargo de su misterioso dueño Leland Gaunt, provocará una serie de eventos violentos y enigmáticos en el pueblo de CastleRock. Martes 10 Lumiere 16.00 / 18.00 hrs. Jean-Pierre Melville MORIR MATANDO Le doulos (The Finger Man). Francia 1962. Dir. Jean-Pierre Melville. Guión: Jean-Pierre Melville (Novela: Pierre Lesou). Con: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Serge Reggiani, Jean Desailly, Michel Piccoli, René Lefèvre, Carl Studer, Monique Hennessy, Marcel Cuvelier, Philippe Nahon.
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