A Panorama Film Art Show, is performed in Shopping Beiramar movie show shows free films of different nationalities. Schedule: 17/10 (Wednesday) at 20:XNUMX - a fantastic woman (Chile): Marina is a transgender waitress who spends most of her days looking for a livelihood. Her true dream is to be a successful singer and, for that, she sings at night in several clubs in her city. After the unexpected death of Orlando, her boyfriend and greatest companion, her life takes a total turn. Rating: 14 years. 18/10 (Thursday) at 20pm - Zinc alloy (Co-production Argentina, Spain, France, USA, Holland, Brazil, Portugal, Mexico): Don Diego de Zama is an officer of the Spanish Crown who wants to leave for Buenos Aires. He joins a group of soldiers to hunt down a dangerous bandit and explores distant lands inhabited by savage Indians. Rating: 16 years. 19/10 (Friday) at 20pm - You Were Never Really Here (UK, France, USA): A man, a war veteran, makes a living rescuing women trapped in captivity working as sex slaves. After an unsuccessful mission to a Manhattan brothel, however, public opinion turns against him and a wave of violence descends on the region. Rating: 16 years. 20/10 (Saturday) at 16pm - The Taxi Driver (South Korea): A taxi driver from Seoul receives an offer from a foreign reporter to transport him to Gwangju and then return to his place of origin for a small fee that will cover months of his begging rent. He discovers a reality he didn't know yet: the military dictatorship in Korea. Rating: 16 years. 20/10 (Saturday) at 18pm - see you in paradise (France): In November 1918, a few days before the Armistice of Compiègne, Édouard Péricourt saves the life of Albert Maillard. French soldiers have nothing in common but war and hatred for the vile Lieutenant Preadelle, and they are forced to band together to survive. Rating: 16 years. 21/10 (Sunday) at 16pm - the bad fox (France): A group of restless animals are having an identity crisis: the fox thinks he is a chicken, the rabbit is certain he is a stork and the duck spends his days dreaming of replacing Santa Claus. The countryside has never been so far from the peace and tranquility that everyone craves when they go on vacation there. Free classification. 21/10 (Sunday) at 18pm - Let the Sunshine In (France, Belgium): Parisian plastic artist, Isabelle is a divorced mother who is looking for the love of her life in the romantic capital of France and has a few good times between dates, affairs, sex, fights and disappointments. Loving and being loved is complex. Rating: 14 years. 23/10 (Wednesday) at 20pm - In pieces (Germany, France): After serving time for drug trafficking, Turkish Nuri Sekerci leads a peaceful and loving life with wife Katja Sekerci and son Rocco in Germany. One day he and the boy are in the office and die victims of a criminal explosion, a tragedy that leaves Katja without ground. She battles in court to punish the culprits, a neo-Nazi couple, and, dissatisfied with the way the case is going, decides to take revenge into her own hands. 24/10 (Thursday) at 20pm - Before It All Disappears (Japan): Narumi Kase is very suspicious and has no idea what to do. That's because her husband, Shinji Kase, has returned home after days of missing and, mysteriously, seems to be someone else, kinder and kinder. What she doesn't even realize is that, in fact, Shinji's body was taken over by an alien who came to announce an invasion of Earth. Rating: 14 years. 25/10 (Friday) at 20pm - the insult (co-production Lebanon, Belgium, France, Cyprus, USA): Toni is a Lebanese Christian who always waters the plants on his balcony and one day accidentally ends up wetting Yasser, a Palestinian refugee. Thus begins an intense disagreement that evolves into a trial with wide media coverage and takes on a national dimension. Rating: 14 years. 26/10 (Friday) at 20pm - divine women (Switzerland): Young housewife Nora lives with her husband and two children in a small village. Until then, her life was quiet and she hadn't been affected by the great social upheavals and the 1968 movement, but that's when Nora starts campaigning for women's right to vote. Rating: 14 years. 27/10 (Saturday) at 16pm - Paris square (Portugal, Argentina, Brazil): Camila is a Portuguese therapist who works at UERJ, where she works with Glória, the university's elevator operator. Throughout the sessions Camila is faced with a very violent reality, as Glória was raped by her own father as a child and her brother, Jonas, is a dangerous bandit who is in prison. Increasingly frightened by the reports she hears, she feels threatened at the same time that Glória comes to see her as something essential in her life. Rating: 14 years. 27/10 (Saturday) at 18pm - The Good Manners (Brazil, France): Ana hires a lonely nurse from the outskirts of São Paulo to babysit her unborn child. As the pregnancy progresses, Ana begins to show increasingly strange behaviors and sinister nocturnal habits that directly affect Clara. Rating: 14 years. 28/10 (Sunday) at 16pm: the red turtle (France, Belgium, Japan): After surviving a shipwreck, a man finds himself on a completely deserted island. There he manages to maintain himself, through fishing, and tries to build a raft that will allow him to leave the place. Free classification. 28/10 (Sunday) at 18pm - The pride (France, Belgium): Neïla Salah, a resident of the Paris suburbs, wants to be a lawyer and from the first day of class at the university she clashes with Pierre Mazard, a veteran professor known for his outbursts, prejudices and arrogance. The differences are many, as is the amount of teachings that one can offer the other - if they manage to understand each other. Rating: 12 years.
Start: 17/10/2018 23:00
End: 29/10/2018 00:30
Values: Gratuitous.
