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Microagenda d'October: festival, biennial and animal
The Sitges Festival, the Biennale de Pensament, is a programme for the coses i està bé saber- les
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Pablo Molinero: "My favorite historical event? Anyone that has to do with a rebellion"
The actor is the protagonist of 'Eixam', a psychological 'thriller' of Óscar Bernàcer about what is hidden in a village isolated from everything
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Almodóvar and Sofia Coppola speak of firefighters' strippers, aging and intimacy advisers, but above all of their passion for cinema
The Spanish director counts in New York when an actor refused to follow his instructions: "I had to take him to a room and tell him I was the boss. It was very painful."
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Joel, the Spanish who has doubled Brad Pitt's risk scenes: "I'm very professional, but I was flipping. Mr. Pitt in front of me!"
The actor and double Joel Abadal has covered in the shooting of 'In the heart of the beast' the action parts of one of his great idols, with whom he has managed to build friendship
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The law of cinema, the copyright office or the regulation of the IA in the arts: cultural regulations fall again because of the electoral advancement
The second consecutive call for early elections is back to toppling, as in 2023, the promised reform of the seventh art and leaves in the air social security adjustments for the self-employed
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Bertolucci x Guadagnino
If the director of 'Call Me By Your Name' forgives everything to his compatriot is on a very simple issue: he likes it very much as a man
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The premiere of 'Digger', with Tom Cruise, is buried in the world locker and only raises 17 million euros
The result is below the forecast of the Warner Bros study, which was 10 to 12 million euros only in the United States for the first weekend of the film directed by González Iñárazo
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The songs of Van Gogh's La Oreja will be the basis of 'You can count on me', a musical film "inspired by 'La Land'
The film will be directed by Fernando González Molina. The band says: "We have always told stories through our music and know that they will now inspire a visual universe full of illusion"
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The country with the most awards in the world
I was recently put in a group of short-term men. We are a hundred and the mother or, more specifically, 332 souls. Every week there is one or two awards and four birthdays. I just write "Congratulations and congratulations" every Monday.
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"Queen Kelly": the eccentric romanticism that ended Erich von Stroheim's career in the silent Hollywood
The restored and rebuilt version of the legendary film that the director of 'Avaricia' could not finish with Gloria Swanson as the protagonist
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History of the ear of 'Blue Velvet', David Lynch's masterpiece: "We treated her like one more character because she was."
The special effects specialist who designed the famous amputated cartilage publishes a book on shooting and visits the Sitges Festival
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From nice toys to disturbing creatures on a walkway: when did robots start to scare us?
The presence of androids in a parade organized by 'Vogue' in Milan has reawakened the eternal debate: what is our true relationship with those metal cyborgs and sensors that resemble us?
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The lethargy word
A man who inherits a wealth for which he has done nothing. He had not inherited land but letters.
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From New York to Madrid: the cities that tell Woody Allen's stories
New York's director starts shooting his next film entirely in the capital on October 5
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Ana Rujas: "I feel that if I don't risk it, it won't work"
Ana Rujas doesn't rest. He prepares to embody the first Spanish boxer to win a world championship while working on the script of his personal film project
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Vincent Cassel: "There are things that are good for your career and others that you like: always do the second."
The emblematic French actor, at the doors of the '60s and immersed in the shooting of the new season of' The White Lotus', gets into the skin of Notre-Dame's hump in the film 'Quasimodo'
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An unrecognizable Tom Cruise, José Mota, 'Naza', 'Verity' and other October film premiere
A review of the films that come this month to the billboard and platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video
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'Narciso ': a dark Paraguayan drama about homosexual repression and rock' n 'roll
Marcelo Martinessi confronts the musical and youth revolution initiated in the late 1950s with the oppressed society under the dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner
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'Nuda property ': 290,000 euros for a tread with a trap (and quite grace)
A black comedy about the despair of access to a home, heiress of 'the cripple' and 'life ahead'
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'Verity. The shadow of a deception ': erotic intrigue trash to see on the plane
Director Michael Showalter takes Colleen Hoover's novel to the movies in a suspense story that ends up becoming involuntary comedy