The Department of Culture programming continues with films being screened at the Performing Arts Hall (Cinema Velasco) of the town with the latest film for all tastes and ages at the price of 3 euros per ticket.
The film program includes the screening of the film "Niko the reindeer who wanted to fly" and "The Wolf Man," coming this weekend to the big screen cinema in the town and will be screened on Saturday 20 March and Sunday 21 March in two passes, at 17:00 hours and 19:30 hours respectively.
Synopsis "Niko the reindeer who wanted to fly"
"Nico, reindeer who wanted to fly" is the commitment of European animation, which tells the tale of a little reindeer who travels to the mountains in search of his father, accompanied by two faithful squires, but also a pack of wolves Santa wants to eat and all his reindeer.
The film was directed by Michael Hegner and Kari Juusonen, the latter with expertise in children's films through "The Patiti ugly and me."
The result is a fable about friendship and the ability to overcome that has required three years of work, centered on studies Anima Vitae of Helsinki.
Synopsis "The Wolfman"
Inspired by the classic Universal film that sparked a legacy of terror, explores the origins of the myth of the cursed man.
Oscar winner Benicio Del Toro stars as Lawrence Talbot, a haunted nobleman who returns to his family estate after his brother's disappearance.
Makes peace with his father (also Oscar-winner Anthony Hopkins) goes in search of his brother ...
to discover that he too expected a horrible fate.
