The sea that looks at us

FROM THURSDAY 6 ON SATURDAY 29/7
THE RAMBLET. Bulevard Sud, sang Pius IX

The cultural space La Rambleta offers this cycle of films that offers a look at that geographical space, cultural, political and social that is the Mediterranean Sea. In The sea that looks at us, the movie screen turns, so, in a summer window that offers us a dialogue between neighbors to share visions of life that broadens our conception of the world. The program includes eleven titles. They start the sessions with comedy Mediterranean by Gabriele Salvatores, in which a group of Italian soldiers settle on an island in Greece during World War II. The rest of the titles are: See you right away by Benoît Jacquot, West by Chus Gutiérrez, portrait of immigration in Spain; the comedy Everything happens in Tel Aviv the Sameh Zoavi, Holidays in August by Paul Virzi, the masterpiece of Fernando Fernán Gómez, The strange journey; Sworn virgin by Laura Bispuri, the Tunisian Hedi, a wind of freedom by Mohamed Ben Attia, five times two by the French François Ozon, Shirley Valentine by Lewis Gilbert, The big bathroom by Gilles Lellouche i Jellyfish by Israeli Shira Geffen. Sessions will take place on Thursdays, Friday and Saturday in July from 10pm. G.LEON

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