On the occasion of the 5th centennial of the arrival of the Europeans to the Pacific Ocean, Instituto Cervantes and the Spanish Embassy present the piano and violin concert “From Acapulco to Manila: Spanish Music Across Two Oceans.”
“Nature triumphs always… Beauty reveals itself in places that seem impossible: Bombed villages and budding trees, ” says the old French sculptor Marc Cros (Jean Rochefort) to his friend, German military officer Werner (Gotz Otto), who is writing a book about Cros’ works. They are talking inside a beautiful mountain cottage surrounded by tall trees.
Pelicula-Pelikula, the biggest Spanish film festival in Asia, will feature the best and brightest of contemporary Spanish and Latin American cinema at the Greenbelt 3 Cinemas Oct. 3-13.
Presented by the Embassy of Spain-AECID, Instituto Cervantes, Film Development Council of the Philippines, and Manila Contemporary, the 12th edition of the Spanish Film Festival will screen over 20 films.
Instituto Cervantes presents “¿hay Salida? Is There a Way Out?: The Global Economy Today,” a forum which brings to light the current situation of the European and Spanish fiscal crisis, on Jan. 22, 6 p.m., in the Salón de Actos of Instituto Cervantes.
David Campos, Spanish-Catalan choreographer, and Irene Sabas, Filipina partner and codirector of their exceptional company, descended into the local dance world, and transformed dance idiom into a new language, fusing the classics with the spirit and passion of the contemporary artist.
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