Filmoteca de Alicante returns with Chaplin cycle and three premieres

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black and white cinema The Filmoteca, which is programming this Thursday, is returning to Alicante. Valencia Institute of Culture (IVC) at Teatre Arniches. Predictions continues with a new chapter of the cycle dedicated to Charles Chaplin. This Thursday at 7:30pm.with a session three shorts best known: A party day, Arms on the shoulders! Y Celebration.

the program continues January 19 with city ​​lights (1931), where the vagrant Charlot helps a flower seller; the February 2 with Modern Times (1936), a critique of capitalist dehumanization through a worker engulfed by industrialization; and February 9 when it comes Great Dictator (1940), anti-Nazi satire and anti-fascist rhetoric that went down in history. first sound movie From the British comedian.

Monsieur Verdoux (1947), a black comedy inspired by a serial female killer, February 23following March 2 spotlights (1952), a reflection on the comedian profession On-screen encounter with Buster Keaton. Loop closes in March a king in New York (1957), a acidic and angry comedy after Senator McCarthy’s witch hunt. day 9while March 30 projected Countess from Hong Kong (1967) is a romantic comedy in between, in which Chaplin chose color to shoot the film that closed his filmography. Marlon Brando and Sofia Loren.

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Premieres

The Film Library also premieres three unreleased movies in Alicante: phone of the wind (Japan, 2020), Nobuhiro Suwa reflects on the 2011 tsunami and the Fukushima disaster (January 26); becamea, (Colombia, 2021) by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, a sensory experience (February 16); Y return to Reims (France, 2021), Jean-Gabriel Périot, containing archival footage of the workers’ struggle in France in the 50s.

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