The Filmoteca de Catalunya dedicates a series to the centenary of John Berger, a key 20th-century figure. The program explores the ties between his thought and cinema with two illustrated talks and two intimate portraits. The first talk, by Valentí Roma, focuses on his television and film work. The second, with Enrique Fibla and Gerard Cañadas, discusses Spanish emigration to Europe. The portraits feature Berger's relationship with Tilda Swinton in "The Seasons in Quincy: Four Portraits of John Berger" and a tribute by Isabel Coixet. The series takes place in El Raval.
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Practical info
Check days at the programming link. Check the schedule at the programming link. General admission: €4 Reduced admission: €3 - Students - Unemployed - Retired people - Large families - Single-parent families - Young Person Card or European Youth Card - Library Network Card - People with physical, psychic, or sensory disabilities degree 33% Filmo 10: €20 (10 sessions, not nominal)
The venue
Filmoteca de Catalunya
Film memory. Concrete and celluloid in Ciutat Vella.
Filmoteca de Catalunya, at Plaça de Salvador Seguí 1, is essential for cinematic memory and avant-garde. It offers an atmosphere for reflection and discovery, establishing itself as a core hub of audiovisual culture in Barcelona.
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