Alicante Cultural Institute Juan Gil-Albert will launch a project Movie Club Opening the doors of Bardin House to those who love to talk about movies. A film expert is coordinating the series that will start next week. Toni Cristobal, He has been the programming director of the Sant Joan d’Alacant Film Festival since 2012 and the content manager of that town’s Film Library since 2010.
The first date for this new movie event is set for next Wednesday. 7 February-most 19 hoursAt the Gil-Albert headquarters (San Fernando, 44) and the proposed theme survival cinemafrom the last movie Juan Antonio Bayona, Snow CommunityLook, it was nominated for an Oscar.
Will follow the Movie Club concept reading club where is the coordinator Will suggest a theme for each session to be developed in total in the next stage five sessions throughout the year. Every day We will rely on important moviesThe proposed topic is likely to spark discussion among participants. With approximately periodicity bimonthly meetingThis series aims to bring cinema enthusiasts together in participatory sessions and offer them a space for dialogue. help is free and those interested should register at this link: fb.com/iacjuangilalbert
first session
In addition Snow CommunityIn this first session dedicated to survival cinema, there are other very current titles that have stood out in this field in recent years: Cast away related to Robert Zemeckis(2000) or Resurrection related to Alejandro González Iñárritu(2015), which will serve to address this phenomenon by making a brief historical tour, using the central axis of Bayona’s film.
Other areas
With the same philosophy of meetings and discussions, the Gil-Albert Institute is programming others forums related to different cultural sectors Sessions – such as music, art or reading – will be held throughout the year. The next one will start at the end of February. dedicated to music, It has the same dynamic as Movie Club. In this sense, Gil-Albert’s cultural director, Cristina MartinezHe stated that the aim of these projects is to “transform Casa Bardin into a space open to discussion and citizen participation in different creative disciplines, which will affect the cultural richness of the city.”