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The Festival will host two finalists for the Lux Prize and a discussion on the future of cinema in the continent movies.
In addition, the projections begin animated film aimed at younger
The Cartagena Film Festival devotes part of its programming for the European Film Tuesday, and also the smallest.
The day begins with animated film, the film Rain of Meatballs 2 aimed at students from schools in Cartagena, with two sessions at 9:45 and 11:45 hours.
In the afternoon, at 17:00, the Festival continues its projections with Class Enemy, a Slovenian film directed by Rok Bicek.
The tape finalist Lux Prize, explores the tense relations between a group of students and their teacher in German.
When a student commits suicide, his teammates blame the teacher of his death.
The story is based on real events.
After the film, at 19:30, the debate LUX Prize and the future of European cinema in Circus New Theatre will take place.
Will involve Ignacio Samper, Director of the Office of the European Parliament in Spain, Manuel Pleguezuelo Alonso, Director General of Citizen Participation, European Union External Action of the Region of Murcia, Esther Baeza, Director of the Cartagena Film Festival, and Alberto Frutos, journalist and film critic.
To complete the film Ida, Pawel Pawlikowski, will be screened at 22:00.
The film, which has won numerous international awards and is also LUX Prize finalist, revolves around the life of Anna (Agata Trzebuchowska), a young woman who is about to take their vows and become a nun.
Everything changes when he discovers a secret that tormented his family.
It is a powerful and moving story, expressionist and unique aesthetics.
The entrance to the debate and movies today is free to fill seats.
All information is able to consult the website of the festival: you ficc.es
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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