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This Sunday, August 18, the television schedule will be filled with outstanding films so that viewers can enjoy a relaxing weekend night in front of the television.
Some of the feature films on offer range from ‘Lo que arde’, which won two Goya awards, to ‘Ocho apellidos catalanes’, a successful sequel to ‘Ocho apellidos vascos’.
Spain. 2019. 89 m. ‘Drama’. Director: Oliver Laxe. Performers: Amador Arias, Benedicta Sánchez, Ivan Yañez, Inazio Abrao, Rubén Gómez Coelho, Alvaro de Bazal.
22.30 hours. La2. When Amador Coro, a well-known Galician arsonist accused of causing another fire, is released from prison, no one is waiting for him. He returns to his village, deep in rural Galicia, where he lives with his mother, his dog, and three cows. Their lives will become a nightmare when a scorching fire ravages the area and the lives of the people. After two first feature films in Morocco, ‘Todos vós sodes capitanos’ in 2010 and ‘Mimosas’ in 2016, the French-Spanish director Oliver Laxe delves into his Galician roots in ‘O Que Arde’. The film explores the human fascination and at the same time the fear they feel for fire and the consequences that this entails. Starring two non-professional actors, Amador Arias and Benedicta Sánchez, the film was shot in the Os Ancares region, Galicia, and is spoken entirely in Galician.
The film is an initiative of the Master in Creative Documentary from Idec-Pompeu Fabra University and won the jury prize in the ‘Un Certain Regard’ section at the Cannes Film Festival.
Spain 2015. 99 m. Comedy Director: Emilio Martínez Lázaro. Performers: Dani Rovira, Clara Lago, Karra Elejalde, Carmen Machi, Belén Cuesta, Berto Romero, Rosa Maria Sardà.
15.40 hours. Four. In the sequel to ‘Ocho apellidos vascos’, Amaia has separated from Rafa and has fallen in love with a Catalan. Koldo’s alarm bells go off when he finds out about this, given that he had already made up his mind about his daughter going out with an Andalusian. Koldo then decides to venture outside the borders of Euskadi for the first time to convince Rafa to accompany him to Catalonia to rescue Amaia from the young man’s arms.
EE UU. 2011. 113 m. Thriller. Director: Jaume Collet-Serra. Intérpretes: Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Amanda Seyfried, Julie Walters.
9:30 p.m. laSexta. While visiting Berlin with his wife (January Jones), Dr. Martin Harris (Liam Neeson) is involved in a car accident and falls into a prolonged coma. When he wakes up, he discovers, alarmed, that another man (Aidan Quinn) has impersonated him. With the help of a woman (Diane Kruger), he sets out on a frantic investigation to find out the truth about what is happening.
Other films not to be missed
Other feature films this Sunday, August 18:
– ‘The Hunt for Red October’. Paramount Network, at 3:20 p.m.
– ‘What do women think about?’. Neox, at 3:40 p.m.
– ‘Dave, President for a Day’. Neox, at 17.55 hours.
– ‘Airport’. El Toro TV, at 10:00 p.m.
– ‘Broken City’. La1, at 10:05 p.m.
– ‘The Specialist’. Thirteen, at 10:05 p.m.
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