Retrospective Paula Hernández and Pantalla Chica: Centro de Cine

Published on 29 January 2025

Retrospective Paula Hernández

The Centro de Cine (Cinema Center) of the Ministry of Culture and Youth is pleased to invite the public to enjoy the “Retrospective: Paula Hernández and Pantalla Chica”, a series of screenings that will take place on January 30th and 31st , and on February 1st in the Gómez Miralles Hall. This event offers a selection of films that explore the complexities of human relationships and promise to captivate lovers of the seventh art.

Featured program

Thursday, January 30, 7:00 p.m.
Los sonámbulos (The Sleepwalkers) (Argentina, Uruguay, Fiction, 2019). +18. A marriage in crisis and their sleepwalking daughter travel to spend the end of the year in a country house with their large family. In the midst of an atmosphere charged with tension, family conflicts and secrets come to light, creating an emotionally shocking drama.

Friday, January 31, 7:00 p.m.

Las siamesas (Siamese Twins) (Argentina, 2020). +18. After the death of her father, Stella inherits two small apartments in a desolate coastal town. Her journey towards independence creates a rift with her mother, who faces a deep sense of isolation.

Saturday, February 1, 4:00 p.m.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (United Kingdom, United States, 2002), directed by Chris Columbus. +15.
Harry, eager to escape his aunt and uncle’s house, receives a warning from the elf Dobby about great danger at Hogwarts. However, he decides to return to the school of magic, where he faces new challenges and adventures.

Saturday, February 1, 7:00 p.m.
El viento que arrasa (Argentina, Uruguay, 2023). +18.
The story follows Leni, who accompanies her father, Reverend Pearson, on an evangelical mission. A chance encounter with a mechanic and his son awakens tensions that lead Leni to question her own destiny.

A space to celebrate international cinema

The Retrospectiva Paula Hernández y Pantalla Chica is a unique opportunity to enjoy profound and moving stories that address the complexities of human relationships and personal search. With free admission and first-come, first-served access, this event seeks to bring quality cinema to the entire community.

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