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CYCLE "THE SUPERMAN IN THE CINEMA OF NIETZSCHE. THE ROPE OF HITCHCOCK. WEDNESDAY, 2, 21

This Wednesday, March 2 begins in DCEA Screening Room, a series devoted to investigate the echoes of the concept of Friedrich Nietzsche's Superman in the movies . The German philosopher made through treatment of this concept a devastating critique of the prevailing moral the Western world. He also proposed to re other grounds morality at odds with the decadent values \u200b\u200bproclaimed by Christianity and the bourgeoisie. Through the screening of five films will be able to see the echoes of these ideas in contemporary cinema.

respecting the autonomy and diversity of philosophical texts and films, there will be an exercise in interdisciplinary dialogue in order to enrich the understanding of both the films and the work Nietzsche.

For that, those interested in accessing introductory texts, can apply for a decea.chaco @ gmail.com.

The cycle begins Wednesday, March 2 with The Rope, Alfred Hitchcock, famous for his technique of flat-sequence, ie, appears as filmed in real time, without breaks in the action.

functions are Wednesday of March at 21pm in DCEA Screening Room, Wilde 40 . Admission is free free .

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PROGRAMMING:

March 2: THE ROPE , Alfred Hitchcock (1948)

March 9: APOCALYPSE NOW, Francis Ford Coppola (1979)

March 16: THE INNOCENT, Luchino Visconti (1976)

March 23: Unforgiven, Clint Eastwood (1992)

March 30: Teorema, Pier Paolo Pasolini (1968)

LA SOGA, Alfred Hitchcock, Thriller, 80 ', USA.

Two friends strangle a classmate of power by the mere fact of being intellectually superior. To confuse the story, hiding the body er a trunk on which to serve the dinner are invited parents and friends of the murdered boy.

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HS 2001, A Space Odyssey, Close the Loop KUBRICK. MONDAY 28, 21 HS

The Resistance Cineclub opened 2011 with a series devoted to Stanley Kubrick . In his last role, will be screened on Monday 28 2001, A Space Odyssey (1968), most famous film director.

function is performed 21 pm in DCEA Screening Room, 40 Wilde. Admission is free and open .

2001, Space Odyssey (1968), 143 ', color.

This science fiction film addresses issues such as human evolution, technology, artificial intelligence and life alien. It is characterized by a remarkable scientific realism, revolutionary special effects, its ambiguous and surrealistic images, the use of sound in place of traditional narrative techniques and minimal use of dialogue.

The screenplay was written by Kubrick and writer Arthur C. Clarke, based on a novella by the writer entitled The Sentinel. Its plot centers on a team of astronauts trying to follow the signs of a strange monolith, which seems to work alien.

The soundtrack includes music by Richard Strauss (the introduction of Thus Spoke Zarathustra), Johann Strauss György Ligeti child and accompanying the images of space.

is one of the most acclaimed films of American and world cinema, the advanced special effects earned him an Oscar in that category.

This film is considered one of science fiction films are more respectful of the laws of physics ever made. Scenes like the shuttle docking with the space station, the absence of sound in space and other care as the design details of the ship Discovery marked a milestone in the genre.

"2001 is a nonverbal experience: two hours and 19 minutes of film, only slightly less than 40 minutes of dialogue. I tried to create a visual experience that transcends the limitations of language and directly penetrates the subconscious with its philosophical and emotional burden. I wanted the film to be an intensely subjective experience that reach the viewer on an inner level of consciousness as music does. "Stanley Kubrick.