Ñuñoa’s Cultural Corporation unveils a diverse cinematic program for the week of November 24-30, offering a blend of family-friendly adventures, past dramas, and contemporary Chilean stories.
The screenings, held at the Corporation’s venue, provide accessible cultural experiences for all ages, with films ranging from the beloved classic *E.T.* to the intense historical epic *Queen margot*. This week’s selection aims to cater to a broad audience,showcasing both international masterpieces and emerging Chilean cinema,fostering a community around shared storytelling.
Friday the 28th
7:30 p.m.
“What was not saeid” (Ricardo Valenzuela Pinilla) Comedy and Drama. 77 minutes. Every spectator.
Set in 1994 Puerto Montt, the film follows Margarita, a charismatic single mother and aspiring cell phone vendor, and her partner Cucho as they navigate the Chilean countryside, encountering unique situations while introducing this new technology.
Saturday 29
4:30 p.m.
«ET» (Steven Spielberg) Science fiction and family. 115 minutes. Every spectator.
Spielberg’s enduring tale of friendship and childhood wonder reminds audiences of the magic inherent in cinema, celebrating tenderness and connection.
https://www.imdb.com/es/video/vi3090130201/?playlistId=tt0083866&ref_=tt_ov_pr_ov_vi
7:30 p.m.
“Queen Margot” (Patrice Chereau) Biography and drama. 161 minutes. Over 16 years old.
This visually stunning and passionate historical drama unfolds in a France fractured by religious wars, centering on Margot de Valois as she grapples with love and betrayal.
