Cinema and garden cycle. Captivating beauty

UNTIL FRIDAY 20/12
CCCC. Museum, 2

The Consortium of Museums of the Valencian Community offers us this cycle that takes the figure of the garden as a filmic device, a space that encapsulates the captivating beauty that gives it its title, at the same time that it appears as a refuge from the evil of the outside. A very diverse program that ranges from comedy to the fantasy genre. Here are the titles that we will be able to see in November and December in the Refectory Hall of the Center del Carme: Rivers and tides [8/11] by Thomas Riedelsheimer, Howards end [22/11] by James Ivory, Bearn or the children's room [29/11] by Jaime Chávarri, All that heaven allows of Douglas Circus and Far from heaven by Todd Haynes [6/12], Vatel [12/12] de Roland Joffé i Labyrinth Jim Henson. G.LEON

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