ART CINEMA
CYCLE MONTH SPECIAL ON EASTER
Tuesday April 26, 2011 at 20:00
Juan Pablo II by John Kent Harrison
On Tuesday 26 April at 20:00 culminate UCM Art Film Series specially dedicated to Easter.
Now is the Time "Juan Pablo II" by John Kent Harrison, a biographical drama about the life of Pope John Paul II, the twentieth century's most beloved and devoted 26 years of his life as Pope.
This tape prepared for the American television on CBS, runs throughout his life, from his youth in Poland until his last days. There
reflects his childhood was marked by several family tragedies, when at 21 he entered a seminary to study y was devoted to church life.
The film also shows the attack against the pope in St. Peter's Square in 1981 and the weakness of your health with Parkinson's disease.
The film was shot in Poland and Italy, and is important contributors to members of the Vatican and Stanislao Dziwisz, private secretary to John Paul II.
John Kent Harrison John Kent Harrison
studied at Columbia University and is known for working in international format miniseries. His major works were The Water is Wide in 2006) and Pope John Paul II in 2005 where he worked with Jon Voight, who was nominated for an Emmy Award porsu role as Pope John Paul II.
His other two most popular films are A Bear Named Winnie (2004), Helen of Troy in 2003, who won an Emmy Award, and A Wrinkle in Time (mini-series) which won the International Children's Film Festival in 2003. Accessions
Accessions to enjoy each of these films are $ 500 for the general public, 2 x 1 for subscribers Journal Center and free for students and staff UCM.
Catholic Reading of "John Pablo II "
Undoubtedly this is a film that aims to show the entire life of Pope John Paul II. Only this scenario is beyond childhood and adolescence. In the first part highlights the stages of confrontation with National Socialism and, later, Soviet-style Marxism. In this sense, the film rightly stresses the deep roots of Karol Wojtyla in the Polish heroism and patriotism. In turn, the second outlines the evils of the late 70's to 90, namely the struggle against communist totalitarianism, wars, invasions, genocide, terrorism. The purpose of these forms it assumes the "mystery of evil," the film offers God wants to emphasize that freedom and human dignity. In this sense, the Pope is a strong advocate for these values. He takes on his body the pain of the world, whose suffering is united in Christ.
Professor Cesar Lambert.
SHEET Title: Juan Pablo II
Original Title: Pope John Paul II
Rating: All Espectador
Year: 2005
Length: 186 min.
Genre: TV Miniseries.
Actors: John Voight, Cary Elwes, Christopher Lee, James Cromwell and Ben Gazzara. ______________________
CYCLE OF TALKS: INNER WORLDS AND TIMES OF JOHN PAUL II
At 20:00 hours on Wednesday 27 April, will run another chapter of the cycle of chat "Inner Worlds and Times," which input is released and will be dedicated to "The Adventure of Thought: The Legacy of John Paul II."
activity will be undertaken by teachers and Marcelo Chaparro Cesar Lambert School of Religious and Philosophical Studies of the UCM, who have the task of explaining the life of this pope and delivered to the audience his most important message.
Talk shows
Importantly, UCM, in its role as educator, seeks to build new audiences in the field of music, promote and encourage reading habits among students and adult people, and improve public access to cultural programs and education in the areas of Music, Philosophy and Religion, Literature and History.
is for this reason that we continue with this special program by the School of Religious and Philosophical Studies, which seeks to realize a cultural and educational program aimed at the community and students, designed to strengthen their comprehensive training, on a regular and constant, helping to expand their knowledge as individuals, for better communication between people. ___________________________
Last concert of the month
The little thing UCM Extension Center
April 29 20:00 Maulina present this well known band that has captivated audiences with his melodies from various ages.
On Friday April 29 at 20:00 pm the fun will be in charge of the group "little thing", to be presented at the Extension Center UCM and share their successes and some surprises to the audience.
This band is composed of 9 players: Marcelo Gutierrez (guitar and vocals), Luis Caceres (guitar and vocals), Freddy Garrido (drums), Felipe Ramirez (keyboard), Alexis Martinez (Sax and vocals), Rodrigo Munoz (Saxo), Franco Ortiz (Saxo), were Jara (Percussion) and Sergio Perez (Bass and Bass), those who follow different styles, from folk to rock, making new trends and styles merge with the recovery of rhythms and musical forms from Latin America.
Accessions to enjoy this entertaining concert may be purchased at the 3 Norte 650 (between 1 and 2 West) and will be $ 1000 for the general public and $ 500 for staff and students
UCM Music
The little thing is defined as a set of incidental music style that alludes to its origins as a live band plays. The lyrical content seeks to portray the social and political reality, looking with a critical eye the unequal distribution of power and showing the everyday and the experiences of ordinary people.
The band's attempt to rock the reality, creating songs for the grand theater of life, that is why we have been so successful in his lifetime, because people feel close to their songs.
INFORMATION:
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