(Mexico, 1953) by Luis Buñuel, with Arturo de Córdova, Delia Garcés, Aurora Walker, b/w, duration: 92 min, DCP original version with Italian subtitles
 
Francisco, a man of great virtue and religiosity, seduces and marries his friend Raúl's girlfriend. But the marriage soon turns into hell, due to the man's blind jealousy. One of Buñuel's greatest masterpieces, it was not by chance that Lacan showed it to his students as an illustration of paranoid delirium, even though the Mexican director was primarily concerned with stressing the damage caused by bourgeois education and its cult of possession and machismo.
 
Restoration by The Film Foundation's World Cinema Project, Les Films du Camélia, and Cineteca di Bologna

Informazioni

Admission free while places last, reservation recommended

Sala Cinema - Palazzo Esposizioni Roma

Admission via the steps in via Milano 9a

Reservations can be made on the italian version of this page from 9:00am the day before the screening until 30 minutes before the start.
In case you are not able to attend the screening, remember to cancel your reservation from your private area on the site so others can attend.
Please arrive 10 minutes before the start, otherwise your reservation will no longer be valid and your seat will be assigned to the waiting audience at the entrance.
It is also possible to access the screenings without a reservation—until available seats last—by waiting in line before the film begins.