Program
Thursday, November 21
6:30 PM Red carpet followed by Film and discussion with guest TBC.
A GUN IN EACH HAND (UNA PISTOLA EN CADA MANO), 2012, 95 min.
Dir. Cesc Gay.
One of the wittiest recent Spanish comedies, this film takes a hilarious look at eight Spanish men entering their 40s and confronting various midlife crises (one husband suspects his wife is cheating on him, while another seeks reconciliation with his ex-wife). You can't help but love these good-hearted and friendly fellows as they lay their lives bare; though there are many twists in their stories, there are also amusing flashes of familiarity to their situations. The incredible cast includes Jordi Molla, Javier Camara, Eduardo Noriega and Goya Award Winner Candela Peña.
In Spanish with English subtitles.
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Friday, November 22
6:45 PM
Miami Premiere!
SON OF CAIN (HIJO DE CAIN). 2013, 87min.
Nico Albert is a teenager with a peculiar character, exceptional intelligence and an only obsession: chess. Carlos and Coral, his parents, worried about their son's weird attitude decide to hire Julio Beltrán, a children psychologist. Through therapy and their common love for chess, Julio will plunge into Nico's disquieting inner world and the complex relations within this apparently ordinary family. Discovering the truth before it's too late will be the only option to escape evil taking over their lives.
Directed by Jesus Monllao and with Spanish star Jose Coronado.
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9:45 PM
Miami Premiere!
COMBUSTION (COMBUSTION), 2013, 99 min.
Dir. Daniel Calparsoro.
Just as he's gotten engaged to girlfriend Julia (María Castro), Mikel (X-MEN: FIRST CLASS actor Álex González) meets Ari (Adriana Ugarte) at a party. Ari is fascinating, beautiful, passionate ... and up to her neck in illegal car racing. But that's not the only curve she introduces; when Ari's boyfriend cooks up a plan to rob Julia's business, Mikel has to choose between an exciting new life with Ari and his love for Julia. COMBUSTION practically explodes with speed and nervous energy, while dodging the usual Hollywood blockbuster cliches, as drama and psychological tension mount with each scene. A box office hit with Spain's younger crowd.
In Spanish with English subtitles.
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Saturday, November 23
6:45 PM
THE BODY (EL CUERPO), 2012, Outsider Pictures, 125 min.
Dir. Oriol Paulo.
A heady mix of classic noir, blood-chilling horror and high suspense, THE BODY is a thriller following a detective (José Coronado) who searches for a corpse that has gone missing from a morgue. With Spanish star Hugo Silva. A Goya Award nominee for Best New Director, Paolo proves to be a master storyteller with this absorbing plot, which keeps viewers guessing about both the strange circumstances surrounding the victim's death and the reasons her body has disappeared. "...the kind of breathless, relentless genre fare whose sole aim is to generate suspense, and it pretty much succeeds." - Jonathan Holland, Variety.
In Spanish with English subtitles.
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9:45 PM
Miami Premiere!.
THE LAST DAYS (LOS ÚLTIMOS DÍAS), 2013, 100 min.
Dir. David Pastor, Àlex Pastor.
As in their 2009 film CARRIERS, writer-directors David and Àlex Pastor drop viewers into a desperate, plague-stricken world. Here the epidemic is a fatal form of agoraphobia, and as what's left of humanity hunkers down inside buildings, computer programmer Marc (Quim Gutiérrez) attempts to reach girlfriend Julia (Marta Etura) through the subways and tunnels of Barcelona. With award-winning Spanish star José Coronado.
In Spanish with English subtitles.
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Sunday, November 24
7:30 PM
TRYOUTS. Short Film Contest New Filmmakers from Spain Winner. 14 mts, Directed by Susana Casares.
Miami Premiere!
HOLD UP! (Atraco). 2012, 111 min.
In 50s, Madrid, Spain, a group of Argentinians loyal to the deposed president Peron plan a robbery to recover the jewels that used to belong to the president's late wife Evita. Two heavily armed men wearing military outfits rob a famous jewellery store. They steal jewels worth millions, but one of the thieves is injured. Every newspaper carries the story; there hasn't been a hold-up like this in over twenty years, it is "worthy of a film".Directed by Eduard Cortes with Spanish star Amaia Salamanca, Oscar Jaenada y Guillermo Francella.
Discussion following with actress Amaia Salamanca.
In Spanish with English subtitles.
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CLOSING NIGHT CONCERT WITH JUAN PERRO
Few artists in the Spanish rock arena truly deserve the title of living legend. One of them is Santiago Auserón, better known as Juan Perro.
The former leader of one of Spain's greatest rock bands of all time, Radio Futura, Juan Perro is widely regarded as a genre pioneer, both sides of the Atlantic, extremely influential during the '80s for the emerging latin rock scene.
Since his solo debut in 1993, Juan Perro has embarked on a musical voyage of exploration, experimenting with a wide palette of genres outside of the standard rock-en-español realm. Cuban son, soul, jazz and blues became the framework for Auserón's delightful current work.
Concert following screening (included in movie ticket).
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Ticket Prices
· Opening Night: November, 21 _ $21.00
· Festival Screenings:
November, 22 - 24: $16.00.
· Festival Series Pass ( 6 Screenings) November 21 - 24: $52.00.
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Box Office Hours
At the OLYMPIA THEATER at Gusman Center.
· Regular Office Hours M-F : 10:00 AM-6:00 PM.
· Window Hours M-F:12:00 PM-2:00 PM. 3:00 PM-6:00 PM.
· 90 minutes before film
Buying Tickets
Tickets are on sale at the box office at the OLYMPIA THEATER: 174 E. Flagler Street . Miami, FL 33131.
Tel: 305.372.0925 or on www.gusmancenter.org.
Online tickets 24/7.
Parking
VALET: $15.00. Drop is across the street from venue. 145 E. Flagler Street. Operated by E.C. Parking.
GENERAL PARKING. Gusman Center is located in the heart of downtown Miami with nearby access to metered street parking as well as many public and privately owned parking lots and garages.
Free Flagler Parking. Available every evening on Flagler Street from Biscayne Boulevard to W. 1st Avenue (valid 6 pm-7 am).
One-Night Parking for Downtown Visitors.
Park in a designated MPA downtown garage for a flat $5. Available at the following MPA facility: Convention Center Garage (G4) 100 SE 2nd Street (two blocks south of the theater).
ACCOMMODATION
SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR GUESTS ATTENDING THE RECENT CINEMA FROM SPAIN
To make reservations go to www.epichotel.com
Located just a couple of blocks from EPIC's front door is the historic Olympia theater and host to Recent Cinema of Spain film series. Guests on this package enjoy FREE tickets to the theater (based on availability) Complimentary cocktail at Area 31, Nightly hosted Wine hour, Complimentary WIFI, Complimentary Fitness center access, 15% discount on exhale spa services, Private Balcony off guestroom, Complimentary Morning Coffee and Tea in the living room daily.
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