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Programming of Regional Film "Francisco Rabal 'restart this afternoon with the screening of' Quiet Chaos', the Italian director Antonio Luigi Grimaldi, part of the 'Panorama of News', this morning presented the Minister of Culture and Tourism Pedro Alberto Cruz, near the center's director, Joaquín Cánovas.

Due to the renovation of the headquarters of the Film Library at the premises of the former Film Salzillo, it will continue its activities in Hall 2 of the Cinemas Centrofama.

'Panorama of News', a cycle dedicated to the best of contemporary cinema titles riskier and staff, will continue Oct. 13 with 'Breath', the penultimate film of cult filmmaker Kim Ki-Duk, author of titles such as 3-Iron and Samaritan Girl.

The October 20 screening of 'Elite Squad', the Brazilian Jose Padilha, won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival and in which the portrayal of violence and police corruption in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro.

The program ends on October 27 with 'Aleksandra', Alexander Sokurov's film set in the Chechen war.

On November 3 programming continues with 'Fay Grim', a film with the director Hal Hartley returns to the Spanish screens after ten years of absence.

On day 10 it is the turn to the Italian master Ermanno Olmi's documentary 'A hundred nails, "a drama starring a man who tries to emulate Jesus Christ.

The Gallic cinema come from the hand of director Philippe Claudel and his film 'I love long ago. "

The November program ends with a screening of "Bullet in the Head ', a controversial film directed by Jaime Rosales and offers based on real events, a different vision of ETA terrorism.

Film Publishing

In addition, the Regional Film Archive continues with a line editions of both books and movies within the seal Tres Fronteras.

Over the coming months will be edited into DVD movies 'Paco, my father', a restored version of a film directed in 1992 by Benito Rabal and produced by Cultural Murcia, and the documentary 'The feasts of the Holy Vera Cruz de Caravaca' 1924, restored version also.

Also edited the books' Buñuel in Hollywood, the Professor of History of Cinema and Audiovisual Media at the University of La Laguna Fernando G.

Martin, and 'An aesthetic vision', a monograph about Pedro Almodovar made by the French historian specializing in Spanish cinema Jean Claude Seguin.

The Film Archive will reopen, advanced Cruz, with the International Film Festival and Heritage, "one of the jewels that this Ministry will launch next year and will be an unreleased film festival, something difficult in view of inflation festival there today, and only on the international scene. "

In this festival can be viewed and studied the best restorations of films can range from the silent era up to more current, "said Cruz.

The ticket price is 2.5 euros and the payment of ten entries of 20.

Photo: The Minister of Culture and Tourism, Pedro Alberto Cruz, next to the director of the Cinémathèque 'Francisco Rabal', Joaquín Cánovas, during the presentation of the center's program for October and November.

Source: CARM