Cine, living record of our memory

FROM TUESDAY 27/2 ON SUNDAY 24/3
THE FILMTECA. Pl. town hall, 17

The Filmoteca offers us this cycle dedicated to claiming the importance of film conservation in maintaining collective memory. The cycle projected in February Cine, living record of our memory by Inés Toharia. In March we will see several works restored by film libraries and archives around the world: Prisoners of the earth [1/3] by Mario Soffici (Argentina. 1939), The ruins of an empire [2 y 6/3] de Fridrikh Ermler (USSR. 1929), Bushmaan [6 y 12/3] de David Schickele (USA, 1971), The circus carp [8 y 21/3] de Aravindan Govindan (India, 1978), human claws [9-10/3] the Tod Browning (USA, 1927), Maybe tomorrow... [20-21/3] but Judit Elek (Hungary, 1979) y shadow train [22 y 24/3] by José Luis Guerín (Spain, 1997). G.LEON

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