10.19 / Movistar classic
“I fell in love with a witch”
Bell, Book and Candle. USA, 1958 (100 minutes). Directed by Richard Quine. Cast: James Stewart, Kim Novak, Jack Lemmon.
It wouldn’t be a bad thing if all witches were like Kim Novak… James Stewart will feel the same way when he discovers his neighbor’s supernatural powers in this delicious comedy dominated by an elegant production by Richard Quine. Plus, with the aforementioned Novak sweeping across the screen with every appearance, the thing becomes essential.
20.00 / The 2
The singer Miguel Campello in “Attention, Works”
At Atención, obras space, Miguel Campello presents his latest album entitled Noche y día, a double album with 20 tracks, the result of four years of work. The program also gets to know Buenos Aires through the eyes of the photographer Facundo de Zuviría, who is exhibiting at the Mapfre Foundation in Madrid. He will also review Alfredo Sanzol’s new production, Fundamentally fantasias for Resistance, a work created as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and featured on the billboard at the Valle Inclán Theater in Madrid.
20.10 / Hollywood
‘Black Swan’
The absolute sophistication of Darren Aronofsky’s style is present in Black Swan. A frightening story set in an everyday situation experienced by a dancer who faces the challenge of interpreting Swan Lake. Aronofsky delves into the intimate fears of a character who must embrace her dark side in order to plunge into self-destruction and from there achieve perfection. She is now surrounded by three threats: the obsessive maternal possessiveness, the one her choreographer suspects, and the one personified in a possible rival.
21.15 / The 2
“Brigada Tech” is expanding its broadcasting space
Expanding its schedule with viewers, the Brigada Tech room is also housed in La 2 on Thursday nights. This episode travels to Extremadura to learn more about the ExVital project, bracelets capable of storing important data for the people who use them. The program also features, among other things, the ESHAEX Hospitality School, which shows how a 3D printer works for cooking. In addition, the popular duo Camela will be present on the set.
22.00 / TCM
“Splendor in the Grass”
splendor in the grass. United States, 1961 (118 minutes). Director: Elia Kazan. Cast: Natalie Wood, Warren Beatty, Pat Hingle, Audrey Christie.
Splendor in the Grass is one of Elia Kazan’s greatest works to date, a bitterly melancholic melodrama that also paints a portrait of a generational conflict, of the stormy relationships between parents and children. Kazan also praises finding love while fighting societal conventions. And it turns Splendor in the Grass, based on an amazing screenplay by William Inge, into a display of narrative wisdom.
22.00 / The 2
Farewell to The Flux Capacitor
The Room The Flux Condenser bids farewell to its third season with an analysis of the relationship between animals and humans. The program will travel to the Neolithic period to examine how the first domestications took place. In addition, Sara Rubayo will analyze iconic works of art history that have an important relationship with animals, such as The White Horse from Uffington or Mama by Louise Bourgeois. On the other hand, Miguel Iríbar from Altamira will tell how humans immortalized animals.
22.00 / Movistar promotion
“The Metal Jacket”
full metal jacket. USA, 1987 (116 minutes). Directed by Stanley Kubrick. Cast: Matthew Modine, R. Lee Ermey, Vincent d’Onofrio, Arliss Howard.
The Master Kubrick inevitably shakes anyone who dares watch one of the most vicious anti-militarist proclamations in cinema history. The first part of Full Metal Jacket shows without hesitation how man becomes a killing machine. The second travels to the Vietnam War to plunge the viewer into a terrifying nightmare born of an overwhelming production of outrageous virtuosity. A devastating, brutal and essential film.
22.00 / Paramount Channel
“Kleefeldstrasse 10”
10 Cloverfield Lane. United States, 2016 (103 minutes). Directed by Dan Trachtenberg. Cast: Mary Elizabeth Winstead, John Goodman, John Galllager Jr.
After a car accident, a young woman wakes up in an underground room with a man who claims to have saved her from the end of the world. This is the disturbing starting point of a work that functions as both a horror film and an allegory for the paranoia of a frightened and alienated society. From the end credits, the film masterfully plays with image and sound, offers exemplary use of ellipses and extracts fear and uneasiness from every image, from every frame.
22.05 / 1
Double chapter of “The Hunt. Guadiana’
Tonight, La 1 is broadcasting two episodes of the series La caza. Guadiana, in which the search for the missing Alicia increases. An appointment that tells how Sara, despite not being part of the Civil Guard anymore, gets involved in the investigation and stays one step ahead of the agents. Additionally, Sara prefers to keep her distance in her relationship with Víctor, knowing that she doesn’t want to continue in the UCO because the cases she worked on ended up burning him.
22.30 / DMAX
Secrets of the United States
Although much of the history of the United States is well documented and widely shared, there are still some mysteries that The Book of Secrets of the United States documentary series aims to explore. In this double-episode premiere, various experts analyze US surveillance methods government and delve into the workings of the mafia.
23.10 / Movistar cinema Ñ
‘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 readings, are immersed in a personal microcosm to create a portrait of childhood in which the cruel and the helpless, thanks to a character he remembers his oppressive childhood reminded to shake hands. where dreams of escape would turn into later failures. Signing a solo screenplay for the first time, Saura blends past and present, dream and reality in an essential film that culminated on the path begun six years earlier with The Garden of Earthly Delights.
23.50 / The 2
The health effects of oil wells in Iraq
In Iraq, toxic gas flaring from oil wells causes high rates of cancer among populations who inhale the dangerous substances spewed into the air. The Under a Poisoned Sky report, aired today by Documentos TV, analyzes how Iraq has gone from one million barrels a year of crude oil to quadrupling its supply in 2009 since the Iraqi government signed hefty deals with the big oil majors in 2009 is present. In southern cities like Basra, Qurna, Zubair or Rumaila, home to some of the world’s largest oil wells, the air is unbreathable.
0.55/AMC
‘headlight’
United States, 2015 (130 minutes). Director: Tom McCarthy. Cast: Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams.
True to the spirit of the best American journalistic cinema, Spotlight offers a tight and compelling storyline about Boston Globe journalists’ investigation into priestly pedophilia in the city and the resulting cover-up by their hierarchy. Spotlight is an engaging film with an attentive gaze and a firm hand, with an edgy staging that captures a slice of life far from the commotion and shouting to generalize its intentions and extol the journalism profession.
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