12.00 / The 2
“Know how to live” premiere image
The Saber Vivir room has a new decoration and a new graphic line. La 2’s weekly health magazine extends its presentation with a delivery in which nutritionist and food technologist Beatriz Robles will intervene to explain how to buy groceries at the lowest price at the end of the month. Among other things, Dr. López-Ibor, professor of psychiatry, will explain how to improve your mental state and physiotherapist Pilar Caballero will encourage you to do sports to burn excess fat that is harmful to health
12.50/TCM
“It Happened One Night”
It happened one night. USA, 1934 (100 minutes). Director: Frank Capra. Cast: Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert.
Claudette Colbert is a millionaire fleeing an unwanted marriage. Clark Gable is a crazy reporter who accompanies her and lets her experience all sorts of adventures. How much would contemporary comedy give to even come close to this masterpiece! Organizing the entanglements into an unrelenting rhythm, Frank Capra weaves gags and romance into a justifiably mythical film, a delicious re-imagining of the war of the sexes that remains as hilarious nearly 90 years on as it was on day one.
10.15 / BOM
‘The stubborn American‘
The Quiet American. USA, 2003 (100 minutes). Directed by Phillip Noyce. Cast: Michael Caine, Brendan Fraser, Do Hay Yen.
The great novel by Graham Greene had already seen a remarkable adaptation by the great Joseph L. Mankiewicz in 1958. Now here comes this version that, surprisingly, thanks to a screenplay that captures the spirit of the literary work, becomes an excellent film to delve into the dark activities of the CIA in Vietnam’s future. But mostly thanks to the immeasurable interpretation of a moving Michael Caine, in love with a young native who is being courted by an American gallant.
16.45 / COSMO
‘The Maze Runner’
The Maze Runner. United States, 2014 (113 minutes). Director: WesBall. Cast: Dylan O’Brien, Will Poulter, Patricia Clarkson.
The first part of the franchise, The Maze Runner, is a great youth film that locks a group of children in an open-air fortress surrounded by a deadly maze, which serves as a metaphor for the awakening to life and social relationships after puberty. .
18.20 / Movistar Classic
‘Buddy Joey’
United States, 1957 (110 minutes). Directed by George Sydney. Cast: Frank Sinatra, Rita Hayworth, Kim Novak, Barbara Nichols.
Between songs and hints of seduction, Frank Sinatra finds time to open a nightclub in this wonderful musical comedy as George Sidney showcases his talent. But it’s also true that Sinatra will be joined by none other than Kim Novak and Rita Hayworth. And for the wonderful songs by Rodgers and Hart. A delicious film that would obviously not be found in contemporary cinema, as it is the result of a way of thinking buried today.
21.25 / sixth
Jordi Évole interviews actor Juan José Ballesta
The Lo de Évole room presents an interview with the actor Juan José Ballesta, one of the most popular Spanish actors since he starred in the film El Bola, with which he won the Goya as Revelation Actor in 2001. San Sebastián temporarily retired from acting in 2005. Ballesta speaks behind the camera about his successes and failures and reveals his hobbies and relationships.
21.25 / The 2
The Story of the Xey, in ‘Essentials’
The documentary film Los Xey, a film story, commemorates the legendary group from San Sebastián, who fused music and humor in their performances and that was in their time ornot one of the most famous vocal music groups in the world. From its creation in 1940 to its dissolution in 1961, Los Xey triumphed in Spain and more particularly in America in the ’40s and ’50s. This production travels to Argentina, Mexico and Cuba to follow in their footsteps.
21.30 / DMAX
Security at border posts
The security forces guarding the points of entry into the country are the protagonists of the documentary series Border Control: Spain. Tonight, among other things, his deliveries will feature an intervention at the airport where a seemingly simple arrest of a passenger sparks an entire operation that will roam the city.
22.00 / The 2
The “Estadio Studio” celebrates its 50th anniversary
A special program is a tribute to Estudio Estadio on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. This is a delivery that will bring together many of the great presenters who have hosted the program: Pedro Ruiz, Jesús Álvarez, Matías Prats, José Angel de la Casa, Juan Carlos Rivero, Lourdes García Campos, Marcos López and Josep Pedrerol. In addition, the special features endearing images from all these years, with mythical sections such as La Moviola. It will also commemorate presenters who have adopted the format, such as Mari Carmen Izquierdo, Juan Manuel Gozalo, Juan Antonio Fernández Abajo, where there will be a party dedicated to the Veterans Sports program.
22.10 / antenna 3
A new episode of “Family Secrets”
The Turkish series Family Secrets puts its characters in further dilemmas. This episode tells how Serdar Yekta confesses that Çinar killed Zafer and claims that he himself buried the body. Meanwhile, Aylin finds out that Parla has a fake ID and Ceylin talks to all the boys about the trouble they got into knowing they were money laundering.
22.25 / The 2
TV adaptation of the play “Malvivir”
On the occasion of World Theater Day, which is celebrated tomorrow, La 2 offers a new edition of La 2 es Teatro. The public channel is making the television adaptation of the play Malvivir, directed by Itziar Garzón and starring Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, Marta Poveda and Bruno Tambascio. Based on picaresque novels, the work, written by Álvaro Tato, tells the life of the mischievous Elena de Paz, a free, rebellious, thief, brilliant and volatile woman who defies all the conventions of her time.
0.05 / Movistar drama
‘globe moons’
Bitter Moon. United Kingdom-France, 1992 (135 minutes). Director: Roman Polanski. Starring: Peter Coyote, Emmanuelle Seigner.
Cloudiness and unhealthy air. These are the hallmarks of Lunas de Hiel, a drama as sordid as it is lyrical that lives in the privacy of a married couple faced with passion and adversity. Halfway between thriller and fevered melodrama, Polanski’s outrageous camera dissects the obsessions and misery of couple relationships, creating a wacky and sick film in which he unleashes unusual explosions of beauty.
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