Film Screening: Crisis (1946)
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Cinema — “Crisis” at Teatro Guiniguada, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. “Crisis” (Kris, 1946) is the film that opens the season dedicated to Ingmar Bergman. Nelly, an 18-year-old young woman who lives peacefully with her adoptive mother in a small Swedish town, sees her world turned upside down when Jenny, her biological mother, bursts into her life, returning from the city accompanied by Jack, her lover, a failed actor with a disturbing aura. This screening is part of the film series: Bergman Before Bergman, organized by Filmoteca Canaria. Free admission with prior reservation on the Teatro Guiniguada website.
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