The sea we look at

OF SATURDAY 6 ON SATURDAY 27/7
THE RAMBLET. Boulevard south cant. Pius IX

Follow the summer program of the Rambleta with this series that invites us to look towards other geographical and cultural latitudes. this year The sea we look at is focused on the cinema that comes from the East. Certainly, Asian cinemas contain some of the richest and most diverse proposals on the planet, another way of seeing the world, closest, more imaginative, as this selection shows. The first proposal takes us to animation with Your name [6] de Makoto Shinkai, one of the great recent successes of theanime that offers us a love story that crosses time and space. Next, we will travel to the past to see The maid [13], Korean classic of 1960 de Kim Ki-young, recently recovered by the Cannes Festival, a love melodrama that breaks with our prejudices. It also comes to us from Korea Peppermint candy [20] by Lee Chang-Dong, tape that allows us to take a journey through the recent history of this country through Yhongo, its protagonist, whose suicide puts him in front of his own past life. Close the program Calm waters [27], a song to coexistence with Naomi Kawase's hand nature, one of the most relevant filmmakers in Japanese cinema in recent years. G.LEON

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