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«Стіни говорять» — одна з останніх стрічок метра іспанського кіно Карлоса Саури

Ця документальна картина — така собі мандрівка від первісних печер до різноманіття сучасних форм. У фільмі задіяні іспанські митці, зокрема дивовижні Мігель Барсело, Musa 71 та Suso 33, про яких розповідаємо у каруселі ⬆️

Не проґавте показ в Україні: кінотеатр «Жовтень», 9 липня, 20:15. Стрічку показує «Артхаус Трафік» у межах «Лінії іспанського кіно».

🎟️ Квитки — на сайті кінотеатру.

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