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NUEVE SEVILLAS (NINE SEVILLES)

Spain 2020 - DCP - 157 minutes

In Castilian with English subtitles

Directors: Gonzalo García Pelayo, Pedro G. Romero

Screenplay: Pedro G. Romero

Producers: Roberto Butragueño, Nathlie Trafford, Joaquín Bázquez

Musical and Other Cast: Javiera de la Fuente, Bobote, Janek, Yinka Esi Graves

Print Courtesy: Elamedia Studios, Magnétoca Cine

Monday, July 12 7:00 p.m. | WOH

Wednesday, July 14 3:00 p.m. | RR1

NUEVE SEVILLAS (NINE SEVILLES) is an immersion in a unique culture in a unique city—the music, dance and gitano culture of Seville, Spain today. NUEVE SEVILLAS is discursive, loose, beautiful, and remarkable, like the music itself. Nine people, nine characters of the city, nine literal walks through Seville, and a sweet trip into the flamenco art and dance world with which it is so closely linked. With the presence of a new generation of artists, the city and the flamenco are lending affection, conversations and gestures to each other, which we share over the film’s relaxed running time. NUEVE SEVILLAS portrays one unique city and nine people closely: dancer Javiera de la Fuente, poet David Pielfort, lawyer and feminist Pastora Filigrana, flamenco dancer Bobote, the Roma singer and Hungarian dancer Janek, actress Rocio Montero, African and English dancer Yinka Esi Graves, bullfighter Vanessa Montoya, and NUEVE SEVILLAS director Gonzalez Garcia Pelayo, perfect accomplices for this film in its rare mix of radicalism in form and rootedness to the city. Sponsored by Karen Kusiak

Saturday, July 10 7:00 p.m. | RR1

Thursday, July 15 3:00 p.m. | RR1

New England Premiere REBEL

UK 2020 - DCP - 82 minutes

In English