10.50 / The 1st
national holiday
Another year, the day of the National Day can be seen live on all RTVE channels with the live broadcast of the central act in Madrid, presided over by the King and Queen, offering all the latest news in the news and current affairs programs . The show will be hosted by Yolanda Ferrer, Xabier Fortes and Alejandro Riego along with Ángela Berjillos, Commander of the Army. The military parade begins in Plaza de Cuzco and ends at the intersection of Paseo de la Castellana and Calle Raimundo Fernández de Villaverde, with the authorities’ grandstand located in Plaza de Lima.
15.30 / Neox
‘ET the Alien’
ET The Extraterrestrial. United States, 1982 (115 minutes). Directed by Steven Spielberg. Cast: Dee Wallace, Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore.
Elliott, along with his brothers, tries to help his alien friend contact his home planet to be rescued. Steven Spielberg achieved one of the most notorious successes of his prolific career with this film, which is now forty years after its premiere. The adventures of an original and friendly alien who was accidentally left behind on earth and some children trying to hide him serve as the basis for this sweet family fantasy. Four Oscars for a fantasy film that has become a cult film.
15.40 / The sixth
‘The Fugitive’
The fugitive. United States, 1993 (128 minutes). Directed by Andrew Davis. Cast: Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones, Sela Ward, Jeroen Krabbe.
The famous TV series that swept the sixties gets its finishing touches in this film. Strong characters, truly admirable action sequences and highly effective direction make this fugitive stand above average. Harrison Ford, in a role that suits him perfectly, and Tommy Lee Jones, winner of a well-deserved Oscar, are the main architects of the huge success that this film has achieved at box offices around the world. Significant.
15.45 / Four
‘The Patriot’
The Patriot. United States, 2000 (163 minutes). Director: Roland Emmerich. Cast: Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger, Joely Richardson.
Mel Gibson dons the uniform of the country’s savior, as in Braveheart, to lead the cast in this passable vision of American independence, directed by Roland Emmerich. On this occasion, he brings to life a war hero who, forced by events, changes his family life for the battlefields. Despite its unimaginative nature, some spectacular scenes are undeniable.
16.15 / #0
‘Titanic’
United States, 1997 (186 minutes). Directed by James Cameron. Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates.
James Cameron had the collaboration of two major production companies – Fox and Paramount – joining forces to meet the extremely high economic costs of this commercial macro production, and two young actors, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, both Oscar nominees for their respective works . in What Does Gilbert Eat Grape? and Sense and Sensibility to direct this romantic story about the mythical ocean liner tragedy that happened in April 1912. A wonderful visual spectacle that has won 11 well-deserved Oscars.
18.45 / Movistar Champions League
European date for Atlético and Barça
Atlético de Madrid host Brugge, the unexpected leaders of Group B, in the fourth round of the Champions League group stage. They want to maintain their European claim. In the night (9 p.m.), Barcelona, leaders of LaLiga, host Inter Milan at home. The Italians beat Xavi Hernández’s side two weeks ago and are, along with the Catalans, contenders for second place in their group after an unbeaten FC Bayern.
19.15 / The 1st
‘Mamma Mia!’
United Kingdom-United States, 2008 (108 minutes). Directed by Phyllida Lloyd. Cast: Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth.
With a slightly romantic plot set on an idyllic Greek island and Abba’s well-known songs, this fun musical is presented, in which what stands out above all is the great work of a very nice Meryl Streep, who once again proves her innate talent for everyone role that gets in his way. On the other hand, Pierce Brosnan, who doesn’t even sing to put dolls to sleep.
22.00 / Telecinco
First eviction live from “Nightmare in El Paraíso”
The audience speaks in El Paraíso. After last week’s first live nominations, with Gloria Camila being voted the most by her peers and Omar being picked by the most recently excluded, one of the two – the one receiving the least amount of support on the Mitele app – will be Jimena de la leave Frontera at the new Nightmare in El Paraíso Gala. In addition, the program will deal with recent situations from El Paraíso, such as the approach of the first “no-confidence motion” against new foreman Marco. His colleagues are not happy with the participant’s management and have called for his resignation in addition to calling for a strike given his daily work.
22.00 / DMAX
Great Treasures and Lost Ships
The channel introduces the new episodes of “Drain the Oceans,” a series that this season dissects the planet’s seas and oceans and examines the remnants of bygone times. This documentary series devotes a special chapter to the Spanish Navy’s voyage around the world, during which an important Basque ship is found at the bottom of the ocean, believed to be transporting goods and valuables back to Spain. This new season of fifteen episodes, thanks to various technological advances, shows what the seabed would look like if it were possible to make the water that covers it disappear. Thanks to the latest generation scanners, various dives and expeditions, as well as drone images and 3D replicas, it is possible to see the true state of the seabed and the great treasures and jewels of antiquity that they find there Miscellaneous.
22.15 / EFD
‘The impossible’
Spain, 2012 (107 minutes). Directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. Cast: Naomi Watts, Ewan McGregor, Tom Holland.
After the very interesting El Orfanato, Juan Antonio Bayona to direct and Sergio G. Sánchez to write the screenplay join forces again in this intense and commercial drama – the highest-grossing Spanish film of all time – based on the true story of a family surprised by the tsunami that struck in 2004 hit the Thai coast. A gripping tale of reunions and struggles for survival that she found her best allies in the spectacular direction of Bayonne, her meticulous special effects and the work of Naomi Watts.
22.25 / The 1st
‘Robin Hood’
United States, 2010 (135 minutes). Director: Ridley Scott. Cast: Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett, William Hurt.
Fifth collaboration between Ridley Scott Scott and Russell Crowe, a successful titular duo that conquered critics and audiences alike in earlier works such as Gladiator or American Gangster. Now, based on a screenplay by Brian Thomas Helgeland (screenwriter of LA Confidential and Mystic River), the renowned director gives his special vision of the adventures of the most famous archer of all time. The result, while generally entertaining, falls short of expectations.
22.30 / The sixth
‘The Specialist’
The specialist. United States, 1994 (110 minutes). Directed by Luis Llosa. Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Sharon Stone, James Woods, Rod Steiger.
Beauty Sharon Stone and beast Sylvester Stallone work together for the first time in this fun, fast-paced action film that follows the adventures of a young woman eager to avenge her father’s death. Good box office numbers, thanks largely to its protagonists, and scored special effects for an adventure designed to be pure and simple entertainment. A song by Azúcar Moreno can be heard on its soundtrack.
22.45 / antenna 3
Joaquín will debut as a singer
After Antena 3 became the best entertainment premiere in ten years with a market share of 29.5%, Antena 3 airs the second episode of Joaquín, el Rookie. This week Joaquín will debut as a singer with Rosario Flores. With more than thirty years of experience and the artistic heritage of one of the most important legends of our country, Rosario will reveal the secrets of her profession. Antonio Carmona, a close friend of Rosario’s, will help out in the fun master class they both teach to Joaquín at a recording studio. His bandmates will also attend the gathering to unveil the best travel anecdotes and concerts from his international tours. The highlight of the debut: a live concert with Rosario Flores and his team behind the scenes at the spectacular Plaza de España in Seville.
0.30 / The 1st
“knight fate”
A tale of knights. United States, 2001 (127 minutes). Director: Brian Helgeland. Cast: Heath Ledger, Rufus Sewell, Mark Addy, Shannyn Sossamon.
Set in the middle of the Middle Ages, this film revolves around a young man (played by Heath Ledger, an actor who shared a cast with Mel Gibson in The Patriot), the son of a humble farmer who tries to achieve his dream: knighthood will. Along the way you will encounter all sorts of difficulties. The film cleverly blends the best of the show’s setting with the contemporary music of Queen and David Bowie.
0.30 / neox
‘Peninsula’
Train to Busan 2. South Korea, 2020 (116 minutes). Director: Yeon Sang-ho. Cast: Gang Dong-won, Lee Jung-hyun, Lee Re.
After the good results of Train to Busan, one of the commercial successes of recent Korean fantastic cinema, director Yeon Sang-ho returns to his zombie universe with this sequel, set four years after the events narrated by his mother when the zombie -Contagion spread across the Korean Peninsula, turning it into a post-apocalyptic desert. Now, Captain Jung-seok and his mercenary group enter Ground Zero on a perilous mission to recover an abandoned truck in the middle of Seoul and escape as quickly as possible. But all their plans fail.
0.43/AXN White
‘The Green Mile’
The green mile. United States, 1999 (180 minutes). Directed by Frank Darabont. Cast: Tom Hanks, David Morse, Bonnie Hunt.
Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks) was the senior warden on death row at Cold Mountain Prison (better known as the Green Mile because of the color of the floor). He walked the hall with all sorts of convicts, but never met anyone quite like a fat black guy (a role that earned Michael Clarke Duncan an Oscar nomination) who had just been committed to prison. Frank Darabont returns to prison cinema after The Shawshank Redemption to pen an incredible but highly entertaining film adaptation of a Stephen King novel that received four Hollywood Academy Awards nominations (including film and screenplay).
2.46 / Movistar promotion
“Shorta. The Weight of the Law
Shorta. Denmark, 2020 (108 minutes). Directors: Frederik Louis Hviid and Anders Ølholm. Cast: Jakob Ulrik Lohmann, Simon Sears.
Under the codes of action cinema and in a multicultural Denmark full of racial tensions, this convulsive intrigue takes place, the debut of its directors, in which two agents, one disciplined and talkative, the other abusive, are subjected to a violent outburst of violence. In the words of Variety magazine, “An exciting mix of Training Day and Assault on the District, with a contemporary social message that brings the film closer to other titles like Les Miserables or Riot Control.
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