GOYA AWARDS

On the 9th of February Cineteca is dedicating the their programming to the four films nominated for the Goya Awards in the Best Documentary 2013 category.

Con La pata quebrada (With A Broken Leg) - Dir. Diego Galán 4.30pm / Sala Azcona

Diego Galán, film critic and ex-director of the San Sebastian Festival, reflects the role of woman in Spanish film from the thirties up to nowadays, using 180 fragments of different films. The collection of images comes from both films and documentaries, an important source of information and evidence of how woman has been treated in our collective cinematographic imagination.

Las maestras de la República (Mistresses for the Republic) - Dir. Pilar Pérez Solano 5pm, 7pm and 9pm / Sala Borau

The Maestras Republicanas (Mistresses of the Republic) were brave and commited women who fought for the rights of women and the modernisation of educacion, based on the principles of comprehensive and democaratic schooling. Through recreating that zeitgeist and using previously unseen footage, discover the incredible legacy left by the Maestras Republicanas, a legacy that still exists today.

MON PETIT (MY LITTLE ONE) - Dir. Marcel Barrena 6.30pm / Sala Azcona

Albert and Anna don't have any money and, furthermore, he is stuck in a wheelchair. In spite of everything, they've decided to travel from Barcelona to New Zealand.

GUADALQUIVIR - Dir. Joaquín Gutiérerez Acha) 8.30pm / Sala Azcona
A film documentary with a fox as the lead character - an animal that knows how to adapt; lives both in skulks and alone; and is a carnivore, vegetarian and even a scavenger. The camera follows the fox as he travels through the Hills of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas. When his companions die from poisoning, the little carnivore begins a journey south propelled by his own instinct for survival. So, following the Río Grande, the animal continues as far as Sierra Morena, where he will be threatened by man and come face to face with a lynx - his worst enemy. Flamingos, terns, ibises, spoonbills, black swans, eagles, genets and a never-ending list of travellers will accompany him on this adventure.