11.00 / 1
Coronation Ceremony of Carlos III
Public television is broadcasting a live special dedicated to the coronation ceremony of Carlos III. will follow. Carlos Franganillo and Anna Bosch will broadcast the official acts with the support of the device used in London. British Hispanic essayist Tom Burns Marañón and British journalist Sarah Morris will also be present on set. The news special also includes an interview with the British Ambassador to Spain, Hugh Elliott.
1.30 p.m. / Eurosport
The best cyclists meet at the Giro
A new edition of the Giro starts this weekend at Eurosport in the Grand Tours season. The channel will broadcast all the stages of the competition, which will run until the 28th with an impressive distance of almost 3,500 km divided into 21 racing stages. Today the first stage is a flat individual time trial of almost 14 kilometers but with a climb at the end with sections of up to 5.4% and a cobblestone finish.
10.16 / #0
‘love actually’
United Kingdom, 2003 (130 minutes). Directed by Richard Curtis. Cast: Hugh Grant, Alan Rickman, Liam Neeson, Emma Thompson, Laura Linney, Colin Firth.
The directorial debut of Richard Curtis, screenwriter of hits like Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones’s Diary, offers a journey through several parallel stories, all driven by the engine of love. Some are funny, others romantic, they form an entertaining puzzle that thrives on the good work of the actors and the many songs that populate its soundtrack.
17.25 / Neox
“critical decision”
executive decision. USA, 1996 (127 minutes). Directed by Stuart Baird. Cast: Kurt Russell, Halle Berry, John Leguizamo.
Stuart Baird has had a glittering career as an editor, which is evident in his directorial debut. Critical Decision is an efficient and intense film that goes beyond the lightness of its plot: some agents have to put an end to some terrorists who have hijacked a plane and a bomb. A far cry from the infamous action movies that plague screens, Baird shoots solidly and brings dramatic weight to his images. What’s more, it doesn’t allow the characters to recite jokes when they’re in danger, and it doesn’t clog the story with explosions.
20.25 / MCT
‘Mister. Arkadine
USA, 1955 (93 minutes). Directed by Orson Welles. Cast: Orson Welles, Robert Arden, Paola Mori.
Mr. Arkadin is another major work in Orson Welles’ filmography, although it bears the burden of back-to-back remakes that resulted in it being exhibited with different versions. Welles creates a character who embodies the essence of mystery, a legend untouchable and possessed of near-limitless power. He is the central character in Mr. Arkadin, but Welles cares even more about creating a whole gallery of unforgettable portraits around him, immersed in a staging that delves into the ins and outs of the Force and depicts a devious love story. Mr. Arkadin remains a masterclass in modern cinema.
20.55 / Sun Dance
“Carmina and Amen”
Spain, 2014 (93 minutes). Directed by Paco Leon. Cast: Carmina Barrios, María Leon, Paco Casaus, Yolanda Ramos.
In 2012, Paco León shook up Spanish cinema: he released Carmina o revienta simultaneously in cinemas, online and on DVD, making it the leading legal screening film on the internet.Two years later he designed a new project for Carmina and amen: the day Before its premiere, numerous Spanish cinemas showed the film for free, looking for a “word of mouth”. Your boldness deserves applause. In this family portrait he continues his subversive and rowdy zeal, to which he adds surprising endearments.
21.30 / Movistar comedy
‘O brother!’
O brother, where are you? United States, 2000 (93 minutes). Directed by Joel Coen. Cast: George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson.
Between the comedy waste of The Big Lebowski and the existentialist charge that exploded in The Man Who Wasn’t There, the Coen brothers worked tirelessly to adapt nothing short of The Odyssey. Of course, they moved it to 1930s Mississippi so that instead of Ulysses, three escaped prisoners would travel. In an exercise as admirable as it is iconoclastic, they move between laughter and country music and never stop letting themselves be seduced by the songs of their sirens.
21.45 / The sixth
Assisted Reproduction Clinics, at ‘laSexta Xplica’
Tonight’s program, moderated by José Yelamo, looks at birth rates in Spain and the business that assisted reproduction clinics bring. In addition, in the field of international politics, the program shows images of the coronation of Charles III. of England and analyzes the escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine after the attack on the Kremlin.
22.00 / 1
Cup final: Real Madrid-Osasuna
La 1 will broadcast the final of the King’s Cup between Real Madrid and Osasuna live at the La Cartuja stadium in Seville, where the result of the tournament will be played for the fourth consecutive year. This is an unprecedented final in the history of the trophy: for the Whites, who come with doubts about Modric, one of their pillars, it will be their 40th final and their first in nine years, while the Pamplona folks face their second It’s history.
22.00 / Movistar Classic
“The Heroes of Time”
bandits of time. United Kingdom, 1981 (116 minutes). Directed by Terry Gilliam. Cast: John Cleese, Shelley Duvall, Sean Connery, Ralph Richardson.
Former Monty Python Terry Gilliam lets his imagination explode and creates an extraordinary fantasy in which some dwarves challenge the creator of the universe and steal a map that allows them to travel through time, determined to steal an object from each era visited. You will meet Napoleon, the passengers of the Titanic, Robin Hood… All embedded in a slide show that is as fascinating as it is baroque, in which he is present in small roles, past and present of British cinema.
22.10 / antenna 3
Fourth Date with ‘La Voz Kids’
The fourth night of La Voz Kids Blind Auditions comes to Antena 3 with the aim of continuing the search for the best child singers. Tonight, Aitana, Rosario, Sebastián Yatra and Pablo López, who replaces David Bisbal in the first installments, will be the judges of the program. The stage will host, among others, an Irish rocker, the nephew of the well-known Papa Levante and some flamenco voices.
23.00 / DMAX
A taste of the daily work of the police
The documentary series 091: Police Alert this week highlights some anti-drug operations being carried out by law enforcement officers across the country. Among them that of the GOIT in Vallecas, one of the busiest drug trafficking areas in Madrid. Also the one faced by the Prevention and Response Unit in the Tres Mil Viviendas de Sevilla and the collaboration between the GOIT and the Police Intervention Unit in a drug sales point in Carabanchel.
0.15 / #0
’39 steps’
The thirty-nine steps. United Kingdom, 1935 (83 minutes). Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Cast: Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll.
The Master Hitchcock insists on one of his favorite themes: the wrong doer, the common man who becomes embroiled in a spiral of intrigue, in this case an espionage plot, that he must confront. A powerful and intelligent exercise in suspense, 39 Steps was created by the filmmaker as the pinnacle of his career on the British stage, a vibrant and compelling film.
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