We offer you the première of a documentary film. Unique viewpoints of reality that have won awards at the best festivals, in their original versions and subtitled in Catalan.

This month we’re screening: Rising from the Tsunami by Hélène Robert and Jeremy Perrin (France, 2019) 68 minutes VOSC

A story about ghosts and spirits that shows how the tsunami waves that shook Japan in 2011 are still alive in the collective imagination of the people who suffered the tragedy. We watch in disbelief the construction of a huge breakwater wall of over 400 km which will completely block the opening to the sea of the villages along the coast of Tohoku.

Shall we talk about cinema? is a film forum organised by the Museu del Cinema. It consists of ten annual sessions and reviews the history of the cinema through directors who have defined an era and influenced later generations.

This month we’re screening: Conte de printemps (A Tale of Springtime) by Eric Rohmer (France, 1990), 112 minutos, VOSE

Parisian philosophy teacher Jeanne is temporarily without a place to stay as her cousin occupies her own home and she refuses to stay in her boyfriend's messy apartment while he is away. A young pianist, Natasha, offers the use of her house and she accepts. After the two become friends, it is apparent there is a rivalry between Natasha and her father Igor's girlfriend, Eve.

We offer you the première of a documentary film. Unique viewpoints of reality that have won awards at the best festivals, in their original versions and subtitled in Catalan.

This month we’re screening: The pawnshop by Lukasz Kowalski (Poland, 2022) 82 minutes VOSC

A moving story, full of wacky humor, about people who struggle to survive while helping those in greater need.

Shall we talk about cinema? is a film forum organised by the Museu del Cinema. It consists of ten annual sessions and reviews the history of the cinema through directors who have defined an era and influenced later generations.

This month we’re screening: The general by Buster Keaton and Clyde Bruckman (United States, 1926), 74 minutes, silent film

Johnny Gray is the engineer for the Western and Atlantic Flyer, and his engine is named "The General." There are two loves in Johnny's life, "The General" and Annabelle Lee. During a visit to Annabelle's home, her brother comes in and announces that Fort Sumter has been fired upon, and, immediately, he and Annabelle's father go to enlist in the Southern cause. Johnny does, too, but he is rejected because "he is more valuable to the South as an engineer." Due to a misunderstanding, Annabelle's father and brother think Johnny refused to sign up. After being told of his supposed cowardice, Annabelle informs Johnny that she will not speak to him again until he is in uniform. A year later, a group of Union soldiers led by Captain Anderson steal Johnny's train with Annabelle in one of the boxcars. Johnny gives chase in another train with all sorts of mishaps and comicals events happening along the way. Deep into Union territory, the Yankee soldiers realize Johnny is alone on the train. Johnny deserts the train and flees into the woods.

We offer you the première of a documentary film. Unique viewpoints of reality that have won awards at the best festivals, in their original versions and subtitled in Catalan.

This month we’re screening: The president by Camilla Nielsson (Denmark, Norway and the United States, 2021) 115 minutes VOSC

Nelson Chamisa wants to transform Zimbabwe. The first election campaign of the post-Mugabe era turns into a frenetic clash between democracy and dictatorship.

Shall we talk about cinema? is a film forum organised by the Museu del Cinema. It consists of ten annual sessions and reviews the history of the cinema through directors who have defined an era and influenced later generations.

This month we’re screening: Sommaren med Monika (Summer with Monika) by Ingmar Bergman (Sweden, 1952), 93 minutes, VOSE

Harry Lund, 19 years old, works at a stock-room for glass and porcelain. In the vicinity works 17 year old Monika at a stock-room for vegetables. Monika is a cheerful and happy young woman and when she sees Harry at a cafe she starts to talk with him. They fall in love with each other. Because of their age, they are both harassed at their respective places of work. Monika has an argument with her father and leaves her home, Harry has an argument with his boss and quits. Since they have nothing that ties them to the city, they take Harry's small boat to the archipelago to be alone for a few weeks.

We invite you to get to know the devices that astonished our great-great grandparents. Come and see what the first film shows were like, and allow yourself to be fascinated by the motion picture shows that have made audiences of every period dream. A visit recommended for the whole family. Come and see for yourself!