Director: María Álvarez
Cast includes: N/A
See this film as part of our 20th anniversary - we're screening a collection of cinema-related films during October to celebrate the magic of cinema!
74 mins / 2017 / Argentina, subtitles

This is a beautiful documentary about 'The Cinephiles', a group of retired women from Spain, Uruguay and Argentina who go to the cinema every day. For them, films are not only a support, but also a safe and recurrent event in the days that go by and the cinema is a place where they can ease their loneliness and forget the passage of time.

Like a drop of water, fiction slaps their lives, leaving a trace on their memory. A tender debut about the timeless stuff that dreams are made of, and about cinema as a ritual that transgresses solitude.

This film is F-Rated. The F-Rating is applied to all films which are directed by women and/or written by women. Find out more about F-Rating.

See this film as part of our 20th anniversary - we're screening a collection of cinema-related films during October to celebrate the magic of cinema!

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