The proposal for this day is a book presentation, theater, theatrical release and streaming.
Temporary in a drop of water, of the poet Betsabé Letamendi, It will be presented in person, and it will be the poet Siomara Spain who will describe this new book by the Guayaquil teacher and journalist. Part of the book’s prologue states: “Life with its vigor and twists, with its encounters and affirmations, with its ups and downs and resistances subverts language to encode it within poetic sensibility (…). Thus the poetic word of Betsabé Letamendi first finds its place of enunciation from the territory of innocence, of the absences and orphans of life … ”. Free entry. 16:30, MAAC (Simón Bolívar and Loja boardwalk).
Theater in different stages
El Pelón in his angry times!
After more than 1,500 performances, it arrives in Ecuador for the first time El Pelón in his angry times!, stand up comedy starring Héctor Suárez Gomiz, better known as El Pelón. In this monologue, the Mexican actor mocks and criticizes how they have educated all Latin Americans. Released in 2008, Suárez, son of the late Mexican actor Héctor Suárez H., takes a journey through his life and with great sarcasm tells how he survived after living for years with parents who had a more dysfunctional relationship than the politicians. Tickets: $ 25, $ 35 and $ 45 (at TicketShow and TCA box offices). Friday 5 and Saturday 6 November, 8:00 p.m., main hall of the Centro de Arte Theater (Av. Del Bombero).
Woman you had to be
The play presents a future wife of feminist convictions, a conservative-thinking mother, the best friend who believes in astrology and a wedding planner of experienced life. This comedy shows Sofia, played by Luciana Grassi, during the final fitting of her wedding dress along with her mother, Elena (Itzel Cuevas), a supporter of traditional families, along with her best friend and maid of honor, Titi (Carolina Piechestein), guided by the marriage organizer, Miss Garza (Carolina Jaume), who is interested in the promising commission for her work. Direction: Sebastián Sánchez Amunátegui. Screenplay: Alejandro Lalaleo and co-directed by Ruth Coello. Admission: $ 15 (TicketShow). Friday, November 5, Park Fest (Guayaquil Historical Park, city of Entre Ríos).
A happy ending
From the award-winning Guayaquil playwright José Miguel Flores, A happy ending tells the story of Lucía, a woman trapped in the ruins of her memory, an unreal and abstract space from which she can only escape when she imagines Óscar, who one day was her great love. The work is a reflection on the desire to live and the emptiness that forgetfulness, lost love and the uncertainty of the afterlife leave us. Direction: Henry Silva. Cast: Sebastián Perdomo and Isabella Pérez. Classification: over 12 years old. Admission: $ 15 (for sale at meet2go.com and cell phone 099-104-1828). From Friday 4 to Sunday 7 November, 8:30 p.m., Malecón del Salado.
Like a stone in the shoe
The group La Mueca has been presenting Like a stone in the shoe, story of Wilfrido and Bárbara, who form a very happy marriage, but the mother-in-law does not love him until the day of his death and beyond. He is renouncing against her and she listens to him, but a big problem arises: he wants to get divorced, but the mother-in-law from beyond will come to help him. Verónica Muentes, Sandra Pareja and Alberto Castro star in this comedy. Direction: Oswaldo Segura. Admission: $ 10. Performances on Fridays and Saturdays, 8:30 pm, Teatro del Ángel, Bálsamos 620 (between Las Monjas and Ficus) Urdesa. Phone: 098-507-1094, 098-937-5593 and 238-0585.
Theatrical release with Anya Taylor-Joy
The mystery of Soho (Last Night in Soho) it’s a thriller psychological story about a young woman with a passion for fashion who may mysteriously enter the 1960s, where she meets her idol, a handsome aspiring singer. But the London of the sixties is not what it seems, and time will begin to crumble with grim consequences. Cast: Anya Taylor-Joy (Lady’s gambit), Thomasin McKenzie, Matt Smith, Diana Rigg y Terence Stamp. Dirección: Edgar Wright.
Recent premiere on Netflix
The harder will be the fall
The Harder They Fall is the original title of this modern western that puts Idris Elba at the center of the bullets. Directed by Jeymes Samue, the film is a story of revenge in a genre that the British filmmaker had already addressed in the medium-length film They Die by Dawn, also starring a stellar cast of black performers. This time the proposal has enough incentives to shape a wild and stylish film. Rounding out the cast: Jonathan Majors, Zazie Beetz, Regina King, Delroy Lindo, Lakeith Stanfield, RJ Cyler, Danielle Deadwyler.
Amazon Prime also debuts
A Man Named Scott
In 2009, Scott Mescudi, aka Kid Cudi, debuted with Man on the Moon: The End of Day. An ambiguous genre album that broke barriers by featuring songs dealing with depression, anxiety, and loneliness; resonated deeply with young listeners, casting Cudi as a music star and culture hero. Now in A Man Named Scott (A man named Scott), from director Robert Alexander, explores Cudi’s journey through a decade of creative choices, troubles and accomplishments, making music that continues to move and empower his millions of fans around the world.
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