2.30 p.m. / #Let’s go
The Wimbledon tournament begins
The All England Club is reopening its grass pitches to the circuit’s main hitters for another year. The appointment with tennis will be present on Movistar+ until July 16th. The various sports channels on the platform, along with #Vamos (which broadcasts the opening game, the semifinals and the men’s and women’s finals. An edition in which Carlos Alcaraz faces the biggest challenge of his meteoric career.
15.15 / COSMO
‘War of the Roses’
The War of the Roses. 1989 (112 minutes). Directed by Danny deVito. Cast: Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, Danny de Vito.
Actor Danny de Vito’s directing career has alternated failed films with the occasional surprise, such as Matilda, a meritorious adaptation of Roald Dahl’s book. This funny and biting black comedy tells about an aggressive and stubborn marital struggle. La guerra de los Rose attempts to deal a severe blow to social conventions, masquerading as a demented comedy that induces laughter, contemplation and daze in the viewer in equal measure. In addition, De Vito proves to be an excellent actor-director.
17.00 / Movistar Classics
“The Lady from Shanghai”
The lady from Shanghai. USA, 1947 (84 minutes). Directed by Orson Welles. Cast: Orson Welles, Rita Hayworth.
Perhaps the legend isn’t true, but another mask set from the great Orson Welles: it’s said he convinced Columbia magnate Harry Cohn over the phone that he had a new project, The Lady from Shanghai. Then he randomly picked a book off a shelf and wrote the screenplay. He had already set to work and dared to dye Rita Hayworth’s red hair blonde. After all, he has made a masterpiece that, in accordance with the conventions of the noir genre, hides a passionate melodrama. The production company again changed the final cut of the film, but this did not detract from the creative genius of the master.
20.10 / TCM
“breeding ravens”
Spain, 1975 (102 minutes). Directed by Carlos Saura. Interpreters: Geraldine Chaplin, Ana Torrent, Germán Cobos, Monica Randall.
The Spanish cinema of the seventies has the character of Carlos Saura as an unavoidable reference. However, his films remain hidden and forgotten by many fans to this day. One of the author’s masterpieces is Cría cuervos: his images, rich in double meanings, immerse themselves in a personal microcosm, creating a portrait of childhood in which the cruel and helpless shake hands thanks to a character who recalls his oppressive childhood . in which dreams of escape would turn into subsequent failures. Signing a solo screenplay for the first time, Saura blends past and present history, dream and reality in an essential film that culminated the path begun six years earlier with The Garden of Earthly Delights.
20.30 / kitchen channel
The best summer recipes
Canal Cocina proposes the best recipes for summer at Fiesta en casa. Outside. Carmen López del Hierro returns to the channel with this format that provides more than 40 new recipes. From Monday to Friday, the chef will organize her banquets abroad and, in 22 episodes, will adapt in an innovative way great classics of Spanish gastronomy and will also prepare more exotic preparations.
21.45 / antenna 3
“El Hormiguero” says goodbye to Santiago Segura
The room hosted by Pablo Motos broadcasts its final broadcast of the season with Santiago Segura on set. The director, writer and actor will debut his new family comedy, Summer Vacation, which will star himself and Leo Harlem. The film hits cinemas in Spain on July 6th.
22.00 / The 2
“patton”
USA, 1970 (167 minutes). Directed by Franklin J. Schaffner. Cast: George C Scott, Karl Malden, Edward Binns.
A superb recreation of the life of the American general, escaping the conventions of biographical films and taking a critical look at his dealings with the character. The always great George C. Scott embodies energy and passion in an Oscar-winning work that the actor turned down.
22.00 / Telecinco
“Titanic”
USA, 1997. (195 minutes). Directed by James Cameron. Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane.
James Cameron surprised with his intense and shocking portrayal of the tragedy of the legendary ocean liner. First of all, because Titanic is not just a collection of special effects, but an emotional and well-told story with a relentless dramatic progression unthinkable for the creator of Aliens and Terminator, who also provides a staging, that picks up the scent of the classics again.
10:30 p.m. / Sixth
‘Hunter of the lost treasure’
Hunter of the lost treasure. USA, 1981 (115 minutes). Directed by Steven Spielberg. Cast: Harrison Ford, Karen Allen, Paul Freeman.
The mere name “Indiana Jones” has moviegoers all over the world trembling hopelessly. Back then, Raiders of the Lost Ark shook the schemes of adventure cinema, albeit with the controversial virtues of excess and noise; On the other hand, its main character is almost a caricature of the heroes that populated classic cinema (who would never have killed as coldly as Indiana Jones, even if it were just a gag). Nonetheless, highlights such as the lengthy sequence of the truck abound in the work, and Spielberg is shown to be a narrator as skilled as he is fluent.
22.30 / DMAX
A plan to save Venice
The documentary “Saving Venice”, airing today by DMAX, shows how the coronavirus pandemic has crowded the city of Venice from tourists. Despite the severe economic setback, officials saw it as an opportunity to explore solutions to the city’s most pressing problem, its ongoing collapse. Now scientists have a mission against time to find a final solution.
22.50 / Four
How to eat in the summer, in “Focus”
The Focus reporting room travels across Spain this week to see how citizens eat in the summer. During this period, healthy eating is neglected and consumption of appetizers, candy canes, ice cream and dishes increases. On their tour, the program discovers a beach bar with healthy food, tries new flavors of ice cream made from natural fruits and introduces dining options in a wide range of prices.
0.05 / The 2nd
“Spaniards of the World” travels to Costa Rica
The Spaniards of the world travel to Costar Rica to show what life is like in one of the most sustainable countries and to focus on the new tourism trends. The program includes visits to Corcovado National Park and Matapalo Beach, the perfect spot for surfing. Also places like Isla de San Lucas in the Gulf of Nicoya, Puerto Viejo de Talamanca and the country’s capital, San José.
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