2 p.m. / DAZN and Movistar LaLiga
Four games on league day
Today’s football day includes four games that are very important for deciding the champion and the relegation places. The appointment with Celta-Valencia begins at 2:00 p.m., broadcast by DAZN. At 16:15 Elche-Atlético de Madrid arrive in Movistar LaLiga. Later, DAZN will broadcast Valladolid-Seville at 6:30 p.m. Finally, Espanyol and Barcelona meet at 21:00 CET in the Movistar La Liga in a game that could give the Catalans the title.
18.30 / TCM
“Do what you must”
do the right thing USA, 1989 (120 minutes). Directed by Spike Lee. Cast: Danny Aiello, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee.
Spike Lee’s third film is a militant and aggressive film that begins as a morality portrait and culminates in an explosion of violence. “Do what you must” combines a unique touch of humor with brushstrokes of brutality. In the Brooklyn summer, the asphalt is almost boiling, but what’s boiling is the blood of the characters, who live in a mostly black neighborhood where an Italian family runs a pizza place. Behind the feigned calm hides a tormented and racist society. And a simple spark is enough to show the beast that’s inside.
7.40 p.m. / parts list
“The Great McLintock”
USA, 1963 (127 minutes). Directed by Andrew V McLaglen. Cast: John Wayne, Maureen O’Hara, Yvonne de Carlo.
A good western that contains numerous humorous elements and in which John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara wage their particular war of the sexes. On the other hand, the presence of Yvonne de Carlo is always an incentive.
20.45 / The 2
Fourth Season of Rural Tourism Around the World
The new phase of the Rural Tourism in the World documentary series brings together naturalists, geologists, botanists and archaeologists to unveil the mysteries of some of the most remote corners of the planet. The fourth season will start in Albania and travel to other destinations such as Oman, France and Malaysia. Among the national destinations, the Extremadura province of Cáceres, the Canary Islands and the regions of Jerte and La Vera in Extremadura stand out until the end of the 13 episodes of the season.
21.30 / The 2
“Essentials” justifies the clown Marcelino
Marcelino Orbés was considered the best clown in the world from 1900 to 1914, when two and a half million people saw him every year. Born in Jaca, he was a clown, clown, acrobat and comedian admired by Charles Chaplin and who Buster Keaton claimed was the best in the world. “Marcelino, the best clown in the world” is a docu-fiction with dramatized fragments in which actor Pepe Viyuela plays the comedian. Directed by Germán Roda, this work provides a retrospective of the life and creative work of Marcelino, whose progressive disappearance was caused by the introduction of the talkie.
21.30 / The sixth
“Anatomy of…” is reminiscent of the air chaos of 2010
2010 was the scene of the air traffic controllers’ strike that led to the declaration of the first state of alarm in Spanish democracy. The conflict between the government and the controllers. The Minister of Public Works at the time, Pepe Blanco, the former president of AENA, Juan Ignacio Lema, the spokesman for the controllers at the time, César Cabo, and the head of the control room in Madrid when the crisis broke, Rafael Soler, spoke out on the subject in one case in which the inspectors were even accused of hate speech.
21.30 / DMAX
Seprona in Action returns
Members of the Civil Guard’s nature protection service return to continue their work to protect the environment and ecosystems in Spain. On this occasion, Seprona, together with a veterinary team and international police officers, is conducting the final investigations into Operation Yucatán, an investigation into combating the illegal horsemeat trade. The agents are also looking for the person responsible for a kennel in poor condition, among other real-life cases.
22.00 / TCM
“Lost in Translation”
United States, 2003 (102 minutes). Director: Sofia Coppola. Cast: Scarlett Johansson, Bill Murray, Giovanni Ribisi.
Following her haunting debut with the misunderstood film The Virgin Suicides, Sofia Coppola delivers a delicious and minimalist portrait of isolation and loneliness that mirrors the devastated faces of two seemingly opposite characters who meet by chance in a Tokyo hotel. Together they will learn that a simple caress can trigger an explosion of emotions.
22.10 / antenna 3
A new episode of “Family Secrets”
Ceylin and Ilgaz experience their worst moment since their divorce. Cuneyt goes to the office for work, but Yekta has relieved him of his duties and he learns that his layoff is imminent. This is one of the storylines of today’s episode of the Turkish series Family Secrets, which also tells how Cuneyt Ceylin confesses that her father’s real killer is Serdar and that Yekta knows everything.
23.40 / SyFy
“ET the Alien”
United States, 1982 (115 minutes). Directed by Steven Spielberg. Cast: Dee Wallace, Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore.
Spielberg creates history’s most idiosyncratic yet endearing alien and demonstrates his ability to play with the viewer’s emotions. Also to take you into the magical world of stories told from the heart.
24.00 / Movistar Classics
“The Wage of Fear”
Le wage de la peur. France, 1953 (140 minutes). Directed by Henri Georges Clouzot. Performers: Yves Montand, Charles Vanel, Vera Clouzot.
A true classic, a paragon of fantasy and narrative tension, Clouzot adapts Georges Arnaud’s novel with great skill and takes as a starting point a diabolical plot: In a small South American town, an American oil company hires four adventurers to load two trucks with nitroglycerin you have to drive through the jungle. The gruesome journey will reveal the hidden faces of the characters and, moreover, will become a tragic denunciation of the role of multinational corporations in the third world.
0.10 / Be crazy
“American History X
USA, 1998 (120 minutes). Director: Tony Kaye. Cast: Edward Norton, Edward Furlong, Stacy Keach.
A brutal X-ray of a violent skinhead, leader of a neo-Nazi group, and his teenage brother, fascinated by his character. Supported “American History” As the story delves into the bowels of the monster, it also throws darts at the society that sort of creates it. While the latter part of the footage softens a bit, it remains a film of commendable guts and intensity.
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