9.00 / Sky Showtime
Second season of “Por H o por B”
SkyShowtime presents the second season of Por H o por B. Now the two friends continue to live in Malasaña, although things are different. The neighborhood hasn’t stopped being an amusement park with crazy trends, but the girls have already found their place without giving up their authenticity. They accepted the madness of the neighborhood and it seems the neighborhood accepted them in return. Hache has a new job at a nail salon and Belén continues to pursue her dream of becoming an actress, working as hard as she can. Their life evolves as fast as the neighborhood and soon they have to reconsider everything.
9.00 / Netflix
a difficult decision
When a ton of drugs washes up on the shores of the Azorean town of Rabo de Peixe, Eduardo and his friends must decide whether to stay as a minnow in a sea of sharks or change their fate forever. Netflix presents Rabo de Peixe, a Portuguese series directed by Augusto Fraga and starring José Condessa (known for his roles in Bem me Quer and Extraña forma de vida, a recent short film directed by Pedro Almodóvar), Helena Caldeira and Rodrigo Tomás. Filming was carried out in various locations in Portugal, including São Miguel in the Azores, Lisbon, Cascais and Pinhal Novo in Setúbal.
12.50 / Be crazy
‘The beach’
The beach. United States, 1999 (114 minutes). Directed by Danny Boyle. Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert Carlyle, Tilda Swinton.
Leonardo DiCaprio returned to the camera after the success of James Cameron’s Oscar-winning film Titanic in this failed adventure in which his director, the almost always interesting Danny Boyle (trainspotting and responsible for the opening ceremony of the JJ OO from London). ), unsuccessfully tried to think about the search for a way out and the hypocrisy of a perfect society.
15.00 / Movistar promotion
“Kill Them Softly”
kill her gently. United States, 2012 (97 minutes). Directed by Andrew Dominick. Cast: Brad Pitt, Scoot McNairy, Richard Jenkins.
For his third film, Andrew Dominik (director of titles like Blonde) drew on the novel of the same name to dictate, with his usual quality, that mixture of action and intrigue that brings the usual film noir to a contemporary society in crisis in which Even the codes of the mafia are no longer respected. The great engine of the story is undoubtedly the good work of Brad Pitt, who once again does what is expected of him. Abundantly dosed effect invigorates the function.
19.45 / Movistar premieres
The least known side of Joaquín Sabina
Fernando León de Aranoa portrayed in Joaquín Sabina. I feel very sorry for one of the most important singer-songwriters in the history of Spanish music: Joaquín Sabina from Ubet. Thirteen years of filming that show his least known side. A time alone with Joaquín when she stops being Sabina. A journey through his life (artistic and mundane), through his dramas and laughter, through his public and private aspects and through what has inspired and shaped him in his 73 years. One of the Spanish documentaries of the year (Goya for best original song in 2023) for audiences and critics, a work to understand the artist and his work, made possible thanks to the friendship that binds him to the filmmaker Fernando León de Aranoa.
20.30 / The 2
Javier Gutiérrez, Godfather of the “Cinema Days”
This week, Días de cine will be godfather to one of the actors who have starred in many of the most outstanding titles in Spanish cinema (Modelo 77, La isla mínima, El olivo or Campeones): Javier Gutiérrez. In addition, the film space La 2 will continue to cover the 76th edition of the Cannes Film Festival and the premieres that hit the Spanish billboards, including two French films, Maestro(s) directed by Bruno Chiche and the documentary De humani Corporis fabrica by Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Verena Paravel, the Italian romantic drama El colibrí by Francesca Archibugi, the Colombian Anhell69 written and directed by Theo Montoya, and the Puerto Rican film La pecera written and directed by Glorimar Marrero Sánchez. Rounding out the premieres are Spanish Kill Crabs, a childhood drama about Omar A. Razzak, and the new version of Disney’s The Little Mermaid in the studio’s anniversary year.
21.30 / The 2
Carlos Latre’s “Master Plan”
Carlos Latre is this week’s guest at the Plano General, the space directed and moderated by Jenaro Castro. In an interview recorded at the Teatro Nuevo Apolo in Madrid, where he performs his one-man show, he analyzes the “therapeutic value of laughter” and the human need for humor as “a vital part of our existence”. In addition, he admits that he is afraid of “not being up to the task and not doing well in life”. Carlos Latre takes a tour of the most characteristic quirks of characters such as Felipe González, Aznar, Zapatero, Rajoy or the King Emeritus. During the program he also reveals which imitation His Majesties D. Felipe and Doña Letizia like best. Latre imitates Julio Iglesias, the Duchess of Alba, Ferrán Adriá, Lola Flores, Fernando Fernán Gómez, Ronaldo, Iniesta or Paco Umbral, among others.
21.30 / The sixth
Sixth Column Elections
These elections are expected to be decided with few votes in major cities like Barcelona, Valencia or Seville. The housing construction, the empty Spain or the presence of Bildu in the debate characterize a campaign in which far more than just communities and town halls are apparently at stake. And every vote counts. The laSexta column airs the report Take out the Pactometer: Vote Finish Elections, which analyzes whether these elections will be decisive for the next general election.
21.30 / The sixth
“Clavadas”, new report from the “Investigation Team”
A coffee for nine euros, a fish “after the market” that costs 160 euros, or paying for the bread you didn’t order are abusive prices that the investigative team will analyze this Friday in Clavadas. Gloria Serra and her team travel to Ibiza, the most expensive place in the Mediterranean. There, sunbathing in the double hammock costs €100 plus a minimum consumption of €500. However, by law, the island’s town halls charge 10 euros per hammock and 10 euros per umbrella. The program has proven that the illegal hammock rental business remains unpunished. The fairs and folk festivals bring inflated prices to light. The show reveals the scam behind dipping the new fad dish: scallops. Can the consumer make claims and is he protected by the regulations?
22.00 / Movistar premieres
‘The whale’
The whale. United States, 2022 (117 minutes). Directed by Darren Aronofsky. Cast: Brendan Fraser, Sadie Sink, Hong Chau.
Homophobia, depression, suicide or religion as a means of oppression are some of the problems faced by the characters in this profound drama. It stars an unrecognizable Brendan Fraser (Oscar for Best Actor), who plays a teacher with morbid obesity who seeks redemption from a life he says is full of mistakes. Directed by Darren Aronofsky (“The Black Swan”), he makes a bitter plea against human kindness.
10pm / Be crazy
“Cinderella Man”
United States, 2005 (144 minutes). Directed by Ron Howard. Cast: Russell Crowe, Renee Zellweger, Paul Giamatti.
Biographical drama based on the story of legendary boxer Jim Braddock, an example of self-improvement who, after many vicissitudes, managed to become the world heavyweight champion in the 1930s. Three Oscar nominations for an entertaining, if a bit boring, biopic that picks up on Ron Howard and Russell Crowe’s previous collaboration, A Beautiful Mind.
22.05 / The 2nd
“DarkBlueAlmostBlack”
Spain, 2005 (105 minutes). Directed by Daniel Sanchez Arevalo. Performers: Quim Gutiérrez, Marta Etura, Raúl Arévalo, Antonio de la Torre.
For his feature film debut, Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, supported by a magnificent cast (in which actress Marta Etura once again shines with her own light, perfectly supported by Quim Gutiérrez) and perfectly constructed characters, tells an exciting story of men and women fighting destiny who every day bump against the thin glass that separates them from their dreams. A candid drama, awarded three Goya prizes. All peppered with a subtle pinch of black humor.
22.10 / Antenna3
Ninth Gala of “Your Face Looks Familiar”
In the gala of your face it sounds to me from This Friday the ninth, Miriam Rodríguez will imitate Meghan Trainor and interpret the song Made you look. Agustín Jiménez, David Fernández and Juanra Bonet will step into the skin of José Luis Perales and give a voice to the song Let the Children Singen , Andrea Guasch will dare with Las campanas del amor, by Mónica Naranjo, Josie will be El Príncipe Gitano disguise to interpret Tani, Anne Igartiburu becomes Amaia to sing. Welcome to the show, Susi Caramelo will imitate C. Tangana from Madrid to sing Ingobernable, Alfred García is encouraged to make the audience dance with the theme “Bye, bye” by David Civera, Merche from Cádiz will be in the skin of Mon Leferte will slip to interpret “Tu falta de querer” and Jadel will imitate the distinctive Camilo with her song Hit me. Also on the program is the special performance of Mantra by UPA Dance as the guest of the evening to interpret the mythical anthem of the series, Sámbame.
22.15 / 1
“In the Heart of the Sea”
In the heart of the sea. United States, 2015 (120 minutes). Directed by Ron Howard. Cast: Chris Hemsworth, Benjamin Walker, Tom Holland.
An intense adventure film that recreates the events that inspired Herman Melville to write his immortal Moby Dick. His staging exudes an adventurous spirit alongside strong character portrayal, striving to escape from stereotypes and commonplaces. Leading the cast is Chris Hemsworth, who brings to life Owen Chase, the veteran first mate of the whaler Essex, and his sailors who have come under attack from a massive and intelligent white whale.
24.00 / 1st
‘training day’
training day. United States, 2001 (120 minutes). Directed by Antoine Fuqua. Cast: Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, Scott Glenn.
Every day a war rages on the streets of downtown America, a war between residents, drug dealers and the police. Well, that’s exactly what this brilliant film, which at times reminds of the well-known “Afternoon of Dogs” and “Serpico”, shows with few flourishes and in a very believable way. But without a doubt, the film’s great appeal lies in the impressive work of Oscar-winning Denzel Washington, who portrays one of the darkest roles of his career in this film.
0.07 / Movistar Comedy
“O brother”
Oh brother where are you? United States, 2000 (102 minutes). Directed by Joel Coen. Cast: George Clooney, John Tuturro, Tim Blake Nelson.
Another perpetually surprising and insane work from the Coen brothers (now directed by Joel and co-written by Ethan), this time starring a priceless George Clooney as the protagonist. To highlight in good overall tone the great soundtrack of this original adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey, which only moved the action to Mississippi in the thirties and instead of Odysseus, three nice escaped prisoners travel who decide about the run to earn some money , by recording a song that becomes a hit. Smart and very funny.
0.30 / Be crazy
“The Truth About Cats and Dogs”
The truth about cats and dogs. USA, 1996. Director: Michael Lehmann. Cast: Uma Thurman, Janeane Garofalo, Ben Chaplin.
Sparkling dialogue and some rather grotesque situations are presented in this highly entertaining love film in which Uma Thurman (Pulp Fiction, Jennifer 8) demonstrates her comedic skills. But the one who carries the weight of the story is Janeane Garofalo, a then-little-known actress who already teased her merits in Bites of Reality. Incarnation of personalities in a film by such an atypical director as Lehmann.
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