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A double film program will be held next Friday, February 7 at the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center.

In the morning, the French film, Rien á déclarer, will be screened in the Luzzy auditorium, within the French cinema series "Cinélycée", at 9:00 am and 11:30 am, with the collaboration of the Association of French teachers from the Region of Murcia and with the French Alliance of Cartagena.

Although it is intended primarily for French students, 30 places are left free for those who want to watch the film, in both countries.

And in the afternoon session, at 8:00 p.m., in the Ficcmoteca, the screening of Amerika Square will take place, one of the films that best represent the renovation movement of the Greek cinema of the 21st century.

Admission is free for both projections until capacity is completed.

RIEN TO DÈCLARER

According to the synopsis of the film, Rien á dèclarer says that;

"For Ruben Vandervoorde, the Belgian agent, Francophobia is a family tradition. The French agent Mathias Ducatel is a declared enemy of Ruben and is secretly in love with his sister. To everyone's surprise, Mathias and Ruben forget their old quarrels and decide to work together , combing the rural border roads with a special international customs vehicle: a Renault 4L about to go to scrapping. "

AMERIKA SQUARE

The Ficcmoteca will screen Amerika Square, awarded in 2016 at the Thessaloniki Film Festival, and in 2017 at the Beijing Film Festival.

This film is part of the Solidarity Conference "Here we just want to be human", organized by the Circle of Silence and other associations with the Department of Culture and Social Services of the City of Cartagena.

The synopsis of the film tells that "Billy, a tattoo artist, and Nakos, an unemployed man, are two Greek friends. Old, single and racist, Nakos is obsessed with the victim's mentality and plagues the recent wave of migrants in Greece On the contrary, Billy is in favor of foreigners arriving in the country. They both meet at Plaza América in Athens, thanks to a Syrian refugee named Tarek. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena