Summer Film Library 2024: Kepler Sexto B

one more summer, La Filmoteca's programming leaves the Rialto to offer the best fresh cinema. In the now usual Awards Harvest we recover the most awarded films of the season: Oppenheimer was the absolute winner of the Oscars; Anatomy of a Fall won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, the Goya for best European film and swept the main categories of the European Film Awards; Robot Dreams and While It's You received, respectively, the Goya for best animated feature and best documentary feature. In addition to Claudia Pinto's film, which has Valencian production, our cinema is represented by Kepler Sextus B, best film at the Berlanga awards of the Valencian Audiovisual Academy. We also reclaim the classics by celebrating three film-loving anniversaries: the centenary of the essential The Last of Murnau, the fifty years of Young Frankenstein and the forty years of Stop Making Sense, one of the best concert films of all time. Finally, You can see the first four titles of a cycle dedicated to the French filmmaker Olivier Assayas that will continue in September at the Rialto headquarters. The best heir of the New Wave is the author of one of the most stimulating filmographies of current European cinema. Irma Vep, of which Assayas made a remake in series format in 2022, It is already a work of worship. summer hours, Trip to Sils Maria and Personal Shopper rely on the interpretation of Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart, two actresses with whom he has collaborated on more than one occasion and who, transcending the stale notion of “musa”, They establish themselves as authentic co-authors of the works.