15.20 / Movistar drama
“Infiltrator in the KKKlan”
BlackKkKlansman. USA, 2018 (128 minutes). Directed by Spike Lee. Cast: John David Washington, Adam Driver, Topher Grace.
Spike Lee, starring John David Washington (Denzel Washington’s son), is directing, co-writing (winning an Oscar for his screenplay) and co-producing this interesting comedy based on the true story of Ron Stallworth, the first African American detective , inspired is the Colorado Police Department Springs. Loaded with good doses of black humor, it won the Grand Jury Prize in Cannes.
15.30 / The sixth
New guests at ‘La Roca’
The actress Itziar Castro is a guest at La Roca to chat with Nuria Roca about her new play and her recently published book, among other things. In addition, as always, Cristina Plaza will bring the latest news from celebrity and the show will also address the reasons why the youth don’t value work as much as other generations. At the political table, there is talk of the return of political corruption due to the new well-known cases (Tito Berni, the mayor of Marbella, etc.), the failed Vox application and skyrocketing rents.
15.40 / Four
‘Hanna’
USA, 2011 (111 minutes). Director: Joe Wright. Cast: Saoirse Ronan, Eric Bana, Cate Blanchett, Alvaro Cervantes.
Just before filming a few episodes of the Black Mirror series, Joe Wright returns to the cinema to direct this high-energy intrigue, which revolves around a young woman, Hanna, who is raised in a remote part of Finland by her father, a former CIA – Agents, was trained. to become the perfect soldier. The one responsible for penetrating this dense character is Saoirse Ronan. All under the enveloping soundtrack of The Chemical Brothers.
17.57 / #0
gladiator
United States, 2000 (148 minutes). Director: Ridley Scott. Cast: Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen.
After four long decades without the world of celluloid dealing with the classical Roman era (with so many occasions featuring mythical titles like Cleopatra, Spartacus or The Fall of the Roman Empire), Russell starred Crowe in a standout work in this hit film starring in the film that saw Ridley Scott recovering from famous failures like Lieutenant O’Neill, his usual storytelling pulse and innate visual talent. Oscar for Best Picture, Actor, Costume Design, Sound and Special Effects.
18.30 / Movistar LaLiga
Almeria welcomes Barcelona
Neither the Andalusians nor the Catalans are living their best moments, Almería after three consecutive defeats (the last against Girona with a clear 2-6) and continuing in the fight for relegation and Barcelona after being eliminated from the Europa League. A crucial game for both the locals to keep fighting to stay alive and the visitors to cement their lead in the First Division after Real Madrid’s draw. Two more games are also played today, Celta de Vigo host Valladolid (DAZN, 4.15pm), a crucial game in the lower middle of the table, and Sevilla host Osasuna at Pizjuán (DAZN, 9pm). very hooked on her recent pass to the Europa League quarter-finals.
18.38 / Hollywood
‘Punctual’
United States, 2011 (109 minutes). Directed by Andrew Nichol. Cast: Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, Cillian Murphy.
With an imaginative and interesting plot premise (a future society in which the aging gene has been erased and time is used as a bargaining chip), this entertaining science fiction part is presented, which unfortunately gradually loses its momentum a thousand times. Despite everything, it deserves a chance.
19.00 / 1
Joaquín Cortés and Ruth Lorenzo visit “Plan de tarde”
Toñi Moreno offers viewers the best afternoon schedule for this Sunday with the most personal interview with dancer Joaquín Cortés. You will also discover all the keys to the new RTVE format Cover Night from the hand of its presenter, the singer Ruth Lorenzo. In addition, Isabel Pantoja concludes her American tour in Puerto Rico this Sunday afternoon. Toñi Moreno’s room will connect to the island to offer the last hour of the singer’s concert.
20:41 / Comedy Central
‘The Proclamation’
Spain, 2016 (85 minutes). Director: Dani of the Order. Actors: Berto Romero, Andreu Buenafuente, Jorge Sanz, Belén Cuesta, Goyo Jiménez.
With a spate of familiar faces from Spanish cinema, and Berto Romero and Andreu Buenafuente at the helm (including production), the now-defunct Osorio brothers, founders of famed ’90s electronic music group SuperGalact, bring to life this simple but subtle piece of comedy with two brothers who, due to circumstances, have to prepare their city’s proclamation. But their plans are turned upside down by secret agendas, hordes of fans, and age-old traditions. It has its grace and fools no one.
21.30 / The sixth
Jordi Evole interviews Maruja Torres
Charismatic, fierce, Maruja Torres is a benchmark for the new generations of Spanish journalism. Jordi Évole chats with the journalist and author and gets her to open up on the channel. The interview reveals the ins and outs of her professional facet: that of an intrepid journalist covering wars and rubbing shoulders with the best of La Gauche Divine. The woman who has made her way in a world ruled by men, sometimes even “by pushing”. But also his most tender, most irreverent and absolutely intimate side. The third episode of this season of Lo de Évole pays homage to one of the most unique careers in Spanish journalism between classic ruins, pasta carbonara, parmesan cheese and of course negronis.
21.30 / The 2
“Essentials” tribute to Paloma Chamorro
Icónica Chamorro is the documentary that Imprescindibles dedicates to one of the women who stood for openness and modernity in Spain in the early 1980s: the TVE journalist Paloma Chamorro. Her personality and her programs on what was then the only television made her an icon, influential and transcending borders. Chamorro’s contemporary creators like Almodóvar and Alaska, painters like Barceló and Pérez Villalta, his life partner, friends and collaborators on and off television remember and honor his personality, work and leadership.
21.30 / four
More Puzzles in Fourth Millennium
In this issue, a Cuarto Millennium team led by journalist Carlo Lago has traveled to Extremadura to investigate a strange phenomenon allegedly taking place in a warehouse in a town in Cáceres. On the other hand, in the new episode of The Voice of the Shadows, Iker Jiménez will address the Uchuraccay massacre in Peru, which saw eight journalists and a guide at the 26 distant city, among other content.
22.00 / Telecinco
“Operation Shrimp”
Spain, 2021 (105 minutes). Directed by Carlos Theron. Cast: Julian Lopez, Natalia de Molina, Carlos Librado.
Action-comedy directed by Carlos Therón (I leave it whenever I want) that exploits on the one hand the good work of a successful cast led by the always special Julián López and on the other hand a screenplay written with no other goal than to amuse the audience, staff, which he easily manages. A Spanish remake of the Italian film Song é Napule, winner of three Davids by Donatello, which depicts the adventure of a novice cop, unknown in the underworld, with the looks of a loser and the skills of a classic soloist, who fits perfectly as a keyboard player in Los Lolos to infiltrate, a flamenco trap band who will play at the wedding of a local drug dealer’s daughter. To relax and laugh.
22.05 / 1
‘Mission impossible. Stand out’
Mission: Impossible – Fallout. United States, 2018 (147 minutes). Director: Christopher McQuarrie. Cast: Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson, Henry Cavill.
Tom Cruise dons the suit of IMF super spy Ethan Hunt again in this sixth installment in the Mission: Impossible movie saga. This is also repeated by his director Christopher McQuarrie, who skilfully manages the tempi again and creates that atmosphere of tension and spectacularity that characterizes the blockbuster franchise. Now he receives a secret message in Belfast: the self-proclaimed “Apostles” – followers of the anarchist Solomon Lane, who was captured by Hunt two years ago – are trying to get their hands on three plutonium cores in order to build powerful nuclear weapons that are very easy to use are transportation.
22.10 / antenna 3
New episode of “Family Secrets”
This Sunday, Ilgaz tries to find out what Çinar is hiding in Family Secrets, a Turkish series that has already been renewed for a new season, but receives no answers. Serdar embroils Tuğçe and Parla in a drug shipment and tries to keep more money, causing them big problems, especially him and Çinar. Also, Göksun continues to deny that he tampered with evidence, but everything points to his guilt until they realize the real culprit is Niyazi. Ceylin and Ilgaz hunt him down so he doesn’t escape and find out who ordered him to kill Engin, but Niyazi eventually commits suicide.
0.09 / Movistar drama
‘Discover Forrester’
Find Forrester. United States, 2000 (130 minutes). Directed by Gus van Sant. Cast: Sean Connery, F Murray Abrraham, Anna Paquin, Rob Brown.
After the good result in Good Will Hunting, Gus van Sant focuses on the relationship between a teacher and his student, this time a renowned and bitter writer and an impetuous young man with a literary vocation. For the lead roles, the filmmaker relied on the seniority of Sean Connery and the youth of Rob Brown, the true pillars of this predictable personal development drama.
0.20 / The 1st
‘World War Z’
World War Z. United States, 2013 (116 minutes). Directed by Marc Foerster. Cast: Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, Daniella Kertesz.
With a gorgeous display of special effects and stirring rumors of rewriting and problematic creative processes, Marc Forster directs this loose-fitting adaptation of Max Brooks’ novel of the same name, a post-apocalyptic horror fable starring a zombie pandemic as the protagonist. Despite the lack of cohesion, there’s no denying that it’s very entertaining.
1.48 / Movistar Classic
“The Devil’s Seed”
Rosemary’s baby. United States, 1968 (130 minutes). Director: Roman Polanski. Cast: Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon, Sidney Blackmer.
First foray into North American cinema for the prolific Roman Polanski. For the occasion, a horror film that draws attention to a haunted house and a newly married couple amazed by the events taking place around them. Good work by the actors, especially Ruth Gordon, who won a well-deserved Oscar, and perfect directing for an admirable classic.
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