9.00 / Filming
The firm ‘Memoirs of a writer’
Filmin premieres Memoirs of a writera six-episode Danish series that reviews the beginnings of the writer Karen Blixen, author of prestigious works such as Out of Africa, Babette’s Feast either seven gothic tales, who at the beginning of the 20th century returned to Denmark after a long stay in East Africa without money, sick and divorced, a fact that pushed her to start writing under the pseudonym Isak Dinesen. After 17 years in Kenya, Karen Blixen has lost everything. She has a life ahead of her that depends to a large extent on her family. In her quest for freedom, she breathes new life into her dream of becoming a writer.
15.05 / Movistar Drama
‘Pride and Prejudice’
Pride & Prejudice. United Kingdom, 2005 (127 minutes). Director: Joe Wright. Cast: Keira Knightley, Brenda Blethyn, Rosamund Pike, Donald Sutherland.
After movies like Emma, Mansfield Park Y Sense and Sensibility, among others, the literary universe of Jane Austen returns to the big screen, now under the watchful eye of newcomer Joe Wright (The darkest moment). Set in rural England at the end of the 18th century, this award-winning film narrates, with a very careful recreation of the Victorian era, a classic story of love and misunderstandings. An acclaimed romantic drama that was nominated for four Oscars. With charm.
16.37 / Movistar Tarantino Universe
‘Once upon a Time in America’
Once upon a time in America. ANDUnited States, 1984 (217 minutes). Director: Sergio Leone. Cast: Robert de Niro, Joe Pesci, Tuesday Weld, James Woods.
One of the most applauded contemporary films of recent years. Sergio Leone thus ended a trilogy that began with Get down the fuck followed with Until his time came and that closed this interesting film. More than a gangster film in the style of the reigning film noir, this production is a deep look at time, its passage and its consequences. Good performers for an admirable and admired film. Essential.
17.00 / Be Mad
‘Enemies. Ecks vs. Sever’
Ecks vs. Sever. United States, 2002 (90 minutes). Director: Wych Kaosayananda. Performers: Antonio Banderas, Lucy Liu, Gregg Henry.
Two rival secret agents, immersed in a mutual death pursuit, discover that they are both being manipulated by the same enemy. Thai Wych Kaosayananda joined the long list of oriental directors settled in American action cinema with this entertaining, albeit predictable, film, starring Antonio Banderas and Lucy Liu.
17.25 / Movistar CineÑ
‘The thirteen roses’
Spain, 2007 (130 minutes). Director: Emilio Martinez Lazaro. Performers: Verónica Sánchez, Marta Etura, Pilar López de Ayala.
The director Emilio Martínez Lázaro approaches one of the most terrible episodes of the Spanish postwar period: the story of the execution by Franco’s troops of 13 innocent women, many of them minors, who were subsequently nicknamed as the Thirteen Roses. And he does it with a bunch of young actresses who manage to reflect the human background of this dark event. Fourteen nominations for the Goya awards -finally he received four (supporting actor, original music, photography and costume design)- for an entertaining adaptation of the novel written by Carlos Fonseca Thirteen red roses.
19.45 / The 2
‘Página Dos’ talks with José Carlos Ruiz
This week, page two interview with the philosopher José Carlos Ruiz who has just published his new essay, incomplete, in which he gives solutions to combat hypermodernity. Besides, the coach Laura Ribas will defend self-help books to overcome crises, and the progress of artificial intelligence in literature will be addressed. Finally, the program will delve into artificial intelligence to learn about the progress in the literature.
20.00 / Be Mad
‘The Game’
United States, 1996 (131 minutes). Director: David Fincher. Cast: Michael Douglas, Sean Penn, Deborah Kara Unger.
David Fincher, a filmmaker specialized in creating claustrophobic environments as demonstrated in Seven, puts the protagonist on the edge of reality in this tricky film. Some surprises and unexpected twists for a story that he lacked, among other things, a much more imaginative direction. The best, the always effective Michael Douglas.
21.45 / Antenna 3
Theater night at ‘El hormiguero’
This Tuesday, the anthill takes on a pleasant flavor of theater with the presence of one of its best representatives, the actor Rafael Álvarez The Wizard. The renowned performer, dedicated to the theater for many years, currently represents up to seven plays on the billboard, among them, autobiography of a yogi, an intimate and personal look at his spirituality and the teachers and techniques that have most marked his path of personal growth. His tireless theatrical activity will lead him to premiere his new work in Madrid in March, entitled The journey of the fierce monster.
22.00 / The 2
‘parasites’
Gisaengchung. South Korea, 2019 (132 minutes). Director: Bong Joon-ho. Performers: Song Kang-ho, Lee Seon-gyun.
Disturbing and multi-award-winning (four Oscars, including best film and direction, and Palme d’Or at Cannes) social satire loaded with black humor directed with the utmost precision by South Korean Bong Joon-ho (Chronicle of a Serial Killer). A biting and bitter social parable that talks about the difference in class through the story of two families (one very rich and the other poor) who are forced to live together when the son of the Kims enters to work in the luxurious house of the Parks as an English teacher. Once inside, he manages to introduce, little by little, the rest of his family, all of them with invented identities.
22.00 / Telecinco
‘The temptations debate’ returns
More than ten minutes of unpublished material about the first party in Villa Paraíso; advances of the farewells of the couples; surveys in which the identity of one of the VIP singles who will enter the program will be revealed and a party on the set in which the collaborators will play an essential role will be the highlights of the premiere of The Temptation Debate hosted by Sandra Barneda and attended by the five inhabitants of Villa Playa after the surprising start of the sixth edition of the format. Alba Carrillo, Kiko Matamoros, Ana María Aldón and the psychologist Arantxa Coca will be some of the collaborators of this installment.
22.30 / The Sixth
‘Blood debt’
blood work. United States, 2002 (105 minutes). Director: Clint Eastwood. Cast: Clint Eastwood, Jeff Daniels, Anjelica Huston.
With his usual solidity in front of and behind the camera, Clint Eastwood gets into the shoes of a retired FBI agent, after a heart transplant, who decides to catch the murderer of his donor to settle the moral debt he owes him. Based on a novel by Michael Connelly, adapted by Brian Helgeland (Oscars for LA Confidential), this haunting and potent amalgamation of thriller and drama forged some of its effectiveness in spare, seamless direction and some truly creditable acting work.
22.30 / FDF
‘The Chronicles of Riddick’
The Chronicles of Riddick. United States, 2004 (119 minutes). Director: David Twohy. Cast: Vin Diesel, Thandie Newton, Judi Dench.
After the commercial success of pitch black, its creators make the hero Riddick return, again played by the tough Vin Diesel. As usually happens in this type of story, his script is almost unimportant, since everything is subordinated to the action and the proliferation of spectacular images.
22.45 / Antenna 3
New installment of ‘Brothers’
This Tuesday, in Brothers, Ömer is devastated thinking that Süsen has used him to make Kaan jealous. Suzan confesses to Süsen that Harika stole her bracelet to pay for her college tuition. Asiye and Ömer talk to Cemile. They are concerned about her relationship with Tolga. In addition, Orhan finds out that Melisa collided with Kadir and that Akif reached an agreement with Sengül so that he would not tell. Orhan wants to go to the police station. They try to stop him, but in the middle of the struggle, Orhan pushes Nebahat, who falls from the first floor of the school to the ground.
22.50 / Four
‘Traveling with Chester’ receives Máximo Huerta
With a brief but eloquent dialogue begins the deep and sincere talk that Risto Mejide will have with the journalist, writer and former Minister of Culture and Sports Máximo Huerta, a personal friend of the presenter, in the new installment of traveling with chester. The emblematic castle of Buñol, in Valencia, will be the scene of the meeting where he will comment for the first time on the details of his resignation, the conversation he had with Pedro Sánchez, the position he was offered and his opinion on the reason why he did not receive no public support from the executive. The second guest of the night will be Tita Cervera, the sixth richest woman in Spain according to Forbes, with an estimated net worth of 1.3 billion dollars. Together with Risto, she will carry out one of the most revealing interviews carried out by the Baroness, in which she will tell details and anecdotes of her life that were unknown until now.
22.50 / 1
‘Days of TV’, the triumph of young people
Being on television is synonymous with popularity, but what is the price of fame? How do you become known? 21 years ago a program changed everything and Spain fell in love with its protagonists. It was Triumph operation, the great phenomenon that Julia Otero will analyze this week with the team and the guests of TV days. In addition, the program will connect with Noemí Galera. To the table will be added Chanelto analyze his time at Eurovision 2022, and the tiktoker Lola Lolita. Luz Sánchez-Mellado and Javier Ruiz will contextualize 2002 and Alberto Re will recall the boom in Spanish fiction 20 years ago.
23.00 / Be Mad
‘Do you know Joe Black?’
Meet Joe Black? United States, 1998 (172 minutes). Director: Martin Brest. Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Brad Pitt, Claire Forlani.
An unbelievable script and a duration that exceeds what is admissible are the heavy ballasts that this fantasy drags, starring, the best of the show, by Anthony Hopkins, giving life to a rich businessman in the world of communication, and Brad Pitt, embodying death itself. Overly pretentious but passable as a whole.
0.47 / Movistar Tarantino Universe
The master Ennio Morricone
The famous musician passed away on July 6, 2020. Fortunately, Giuseppe Tornatore (with whom he worked on thirteen films, including Cinema Paradiso) was able to interview him for the last time for this tribute, entitled Ennio, the teacher. A celebration of one of the best musicians that cinema has ever had, joined by countless faces, such as directors Quentin Tarantino, Oliver Stone, Bertolucci or Clint Eatwood, or musicians Bruce Springsteen or Hans Zimmer. His concerns, his two Oscar awards and his endless work (he composed the soundtrack for more than 500 films and series) are some of the emotional moments that this work revives in this farewell to the Italian genius.
1.25 / TCM
‘High society’
High society. United States, 1956 (98 minutes). Director: Charles Walters. Cast: Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra.
Luxurious version of the film directed by George Cukor stories of Philadelphia adorned with a splendid cast -with the unforgettable Grace Kelly in her last appearance on the big screen-, the songs of Bing Crosby and the collaboration of Louis Armstrong. Despite not reaching the virtuosity of Cukor, a classic of musical cinema.
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