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Martes 1º Lumière Dustin Hoffman 80 Años 16.00 / 18.00 Hrs. EL GRADUADO the Graduate Martes 1ë Lumière Dustin Hoffman 80 años 16.00 / 18.00 hrs. EL GRADUADO The Graduate. EE.UU 1967. Dir. Mike Nichols. Guión: Calder Willingham & Buck Henry (Novela: Charles Webb). Con: Anne Bancroft, Dustin Hoffman, Katharine Ross, William Daniels. Idioma: ingles. Sub. Color. Dur. 105Â. Nichols ganó un Oscar como mejor director por ésta, su segunda película, basada en la novela de Charles Webb. La historia del joven extremadamente inocente que es seducido por una mujer mayor (y luego se enamora de la hija de ésta) permanece en el recuerdo como una de las mejores películas de los años '60. Además consagró a Hoffman como estrella. 20.00 hrs Cine Documental NANUK, EL ESQUIMAL Nanook of the North. EEUU. 1922. Dir. Robert J. Flaherty. Guion Robert J. Flaherty. Idioma: muda. Inter-títulos en español. B&N. Dur. 79'. Documental que narra la vida de una familia esquimal que habita la inhóspita bahía Hudson, en Canadá. Robert Flaherty, realizador del filme, convivió durante más de un año con el esquimal Nanuk y con su núcleo familiar, para lograr un detallado registro de sus costumbres, modo de supervivencia y convivencia. Es considerado el primer largometraje documental de la historia del cine, y aún hoy se lo considera como uno de los mejores que se ha realizado. Chaplin Robert Mitchum 100 años 18.15 / 20.15 hrs. GUNG HO! Gung Ho! EE.UU 1943. Dir. Ray Enright. Guión: Lucien Hubbard (Story: W.S. LeFrançois). Con: Randolph Scott, Robert Mitchum, Alan Curtis, Noah Beery Jr., J. Carrol Naish, Sam Levene, Walter Sande, David Bruce, Richard Lane, Louis Jean Heydt, Rod Cameron, Grace McDonald, Harry Strang. Idioma: inglés. Sub. B&W. dur. 88Â. En 1942 semanas después del ataque japonés a Pearl Harbor un pelotón de marines voluntarios luego de un viaje submarino comienzan a desarrollar su peligrosa misión de tomar una isla controlada por los japoneses. Film bélico oportunista, que habla sobre compañerismo, fraternidad, coraje, honor, inocencia e ilusiones. Está realizado con agilidad y entretiene. Miércoles 2 Lumière Dustin Hoffman 80 años 16.00 / 18.00 hrs. PERDIDOS EN LA NOCHE Midnight cowboy. EEUU 1969. Dir. John Schlesinger. Guión: Waldo Salt (Novela: James Leo Herlihy). Con: Dustin Hoffman, Jon Voight, Brenda Vaccaro, Sylvia Miles, John McGiver, Ruth White, Bob Balaban, Barnard Hughes. Idioma: ingles. Sub. Color. Dur.113Â Esta lacerante visión de los Estados Unidos corresponde nítidamente al cine de los Â70, cuando Hollywood se desembarazó de puritanismos y decidió reflejar una realidad tan conflictiva como desgarradora. Todavía es un gran film, emblemático de toda una época donde el Sueño Americano comenzaba a hacerse pedazos, con escenas de gran sugestión visual, notable banda sonora y memorable actuación del dúo protagónico. Ganó Oscar a mejor película, director y libreto.(Waldo Salt). 20.00 hrs. Cine Documental EL TRIUNFO DE LA VOLUNTAD Triumph des Willens. Alemania 1935. Dir. Leni Riefenstahl. Guion Leni Riefenstahl, Walter Ruttmann. Idioma: Alemán. Sub. B&N. Dur. 110'. Documental propagandístico que testimonia el icónico mitin realizado en Núremberg, Alemania, en 1934, por el partido Nacionalsocialista, a un año del ascenso de Hitler al poder. Más allá del repudio provocado en buena parte del resto del mundo, debido a que la película gira en torno a la exaltación del nazismo, su estética pionera y experimental fascinó a grandes cineastas a lo largo de la historia, incluso a contemporáneos. Chaplin Cine Negro RKO 18.15 / 20.15 hrs. SOSPECHA Suspicion. EE.UU 1941. Dir. Alfred Hitchcock. Guión: Samson Raphaelson, Joan Harrison, Alma Reville. Con: Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine, Cedric Hardwicke, Nigel Bruce, Dame May Whitty, Isabel Jeans, Heather Angel, Auriol Lee, Reginald Sheffield, Leo G. Carroll. Idioma: ingles. Sub. B&N. dur. 99Â. Joan Fontaine ganó un Oscar a la mejor actriz en el rol de una esposa que cree que su marido (Grant) intenta matarla. Gran parte del suspenso se apoya en el personaje de Nigel Bruce, que interpreta a un amigo de Grant. La novela original (ªBefor the Factº) le pertenece a Francis Iles y la adaptación muestra a Hitchcock en uno de sus mejores momentos. Jueves 3 Lumière Los Socios Programan 16.00 / 18.00 hrs. ADIÓS AL AMIGO Adieu l©ami (Farewell, Friend). Francia ± Italia 1968. Dir. Jean Herman. Guión: Jean Herman, Sébastien Japrisot. Con: Alain Delon, Charles Bronson, Olga Georges-Picot, Brigitte Fossey, Bernard Fresson. Idioma: francés. Sub. Color. Dur. 115Â. Basándose en la novela de Sébastien Japrisot, Jean Herman realiza un policial sofisticado muy recomendable y disfrutable, con un guión original en que se valora la vida rescatando valentía y los códigos entre amigos. Un médico y un mercenario sirvieron juntos en la legión durante el conflicto de Argelia. Regresan a Marsella donde cada uno sigue su vida. El medico ayuda a una amiga a devolver unos títulos que sustrajo para lo cual elabora un sofisticado plan en el que sorpresivamente tendrá participación su ex compañero. Thriller que mezcla acción, aventura, crimen, misterio y drama definiendo muy bien a sus personajes y acumulando sucesos y engaños que atrapan al espectador. Alain Delon y Charles Bronson logran muy destacadas actuaciones. 20.00 hrs. Cine Documental CRÓNICA DE UN VERANO Chronique d©un été. Francia. 1961. Dir. Edgar Morin, Jean Rouch. Guion Edgar Morin, Jean Rouch. Idioma: Francés. Sub. B&N. Dur. 85'. Documental que consiste en una encuesta sociológica que se plantea reflejar la cotidianidad de los jóvenes parisinos de la década de 1960. La cinta, que sigue la corriente incursionada por la nouvelle vague a fines de los 50', busca contar una realidad, y pone en tela de juicio la posibilidad de decir la verdad ante una cámara, más allá de que no se esté actuando, puesto que su presencia condiciona a quien esté ante ella. Chaplin Robert Mitchum 100 años 16.15 / 18.15 hrs. EL MEDALLON The Locket. EE.UU 1946. Dir. John Brahm. Guión: Sheridan Gibney. Con: Laraine Day, Brian Aherne, Robert Mitchum, Gene Raymond, Sharyn Moffett, Ricardo Cortez, Henry Stephenson, Katherine Emery, Reginald Denny, Fay Helm, Helen Thimig, Nella Walker, Queenie Leonard, Lillian Fontaine, Myrna Dell, Johnny Clark. Idioma: ingles. Sub. B&N. Dur. 85Â. Una bella mujer sufrió un trauma de pequeña que afecta su vida sentimental y la de los hombres que se enamoran de ella. A base de flashbacks John Brahm va develando la personalidad de esa mujer, con mano certera ayudado por excelente fotografía, guión inteligente e intérpretes contenidos. Viernes 4 Lumière Dustin Hoffman 80 años 15.30 / 17.45 hrs. PEQUEÑO GRAN HOMBERE Little Big Man. EEUU 1970. Dir. Arthur Penn. Guión: Calder Willingham (Novela: Thomas Berger). Con: Dustin Hoffman, Faye Dunaway, Martin Balsam, Richard Mulligan. Idioma: ingles. Sub. Color. Dur. 135Â. Western poco convencional que relata, en racontos, las numerosas aventuras vividas en el Salvaje Oeste americano por Joel Crabbe (Dustin Hoffman), un anciano de 121 años, único sobreviviente de la legendaria masacre de Little Big Horn, sufrida por el General Custer y su Séptimo de Caballería. Arthur Penn desmitifica el género y utilizando sátira, comedia y brillantes pasajes de violencia y despliegue físico, critica duramente el romanticismo con que Hollywood mostró frecuentemente la conquista del Oeste, que fue un verdadero genocidio. Una obra mayor aunque irregular, con gran labor de Dustin Hoffman. 20.00 hrs. Cine Documental TITICUT FOLLIES Ídem. EEUU. 1967. Dir. Frederick Wiseman. Guion Frederick Wiseman. Idioma: Inglés. Sub. B&N. Dur. 84'. Controvertido y aclamado documental que narra la vida de los reclusos de una prisión psiquiátrica de Massachussets. El filme estuvo prohibido en algunos estados norteamericanos durante varios años, debido a su crudo retrato de los abusos sufridos por los internos a mano de guardias y médicos de la institución. Los trabajos del realizador Frederick Wiseman suscitan con frecuencia el malestar de las instituciones y gobiernos, ya que sus obras evidencian los atropellos que cometen. Chaplin Cine Negro RKO 18.15 / 20.15 hrs. LA MUJER DEL CUADRO The Woman in the Window. EE.UU 1944. Dir. Fritz Lang. Guión: Nunnally Johnson (Novela: J.H. Wallis). Con: Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett, Raymond Massey, Edmund Breon, Dan Duryea, Thomas E. Jackson, Dorothy Peterson, Arthur Loft, Frank Dawson. Idioma: inglés. Sub. W&N. dur. 99Â. Tiene todos los ingredientes imprescindibles del cine negro con un planteamiento original y un sorprendente final. Fritz Lang maneja muy bien el suspenso para contar la historia de un profesor y sus amigos obsesionados con el retrato de una bella mujer expuesto en un escaparate. Gran actuación de Edward G. Robinson. Sábado 5 Lumière Puestas al Dia 16.00 / 18.00 / 20.00 hrs. SAVAGE GRACE Idem. España 2007. Dir. Tom Kalin. Guión: Howard A. Rodman (Libro: Natalie Robins, Steven M.L. Aronson). Con: Julianne Moore, Stephen Dillane, Eddie Redmayne, Elena Anaya, Hugh Dancy, Unax Ugalde, Belén Rueda, Anne Reid, Mapi Galán, Barney Clark, Abel Folk, Simón Andreu, Melina Matthews. Idioma: español. Color. Dur. 96Â. Una mujer entra a formar parte de la alta sociedad norteamericana al casarse con el heredero de una gran fortuna. Pese a ser bella y elegante su marido no la encuentra a la altura de su posición. El nacimiento de un hijo desestabiliza más el matrimonio. El padre desprecia a su hijo quien se acerca más a la madre. Eludiendo el melodrama presenta a una dinastía norteamericana con sus secretos y ambiciones. Julianne Moore y Eddie Redmayne logran buenas interpretaciones. Chaplin Puestas al Dia 16.15 / 18.15 / 20.15 hrs. EL ENIGMA DEL CUERVO The Raven. EE.UU 2012. Dir. James McTeigue. Guión: Ben Livingston, Hannah Shakespeare. Con: John Cusack, Alice Eve, Luke Evans, Brendan Gleeson, Kevin McNally, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Jimmy Yuill, Sam Hazeldine, Pam Ferris, Brendan Coyle, Adrian Rawlins, Aidan Feore, Dave Legeno.
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