What to see, what to do in Guayaquil this Sunday, February 6, 2022

Family theater in Pop Up

From 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pop Up Teatro Café offers family Sundays. The works are presented The stories of Grandpa Jacinto Y The magic tree and the sorceress. These pieces are mainly aimed at the smallest of the house and enjoy a fun time with various characters. Passes can be purchased at the Theater box office, on the website Www.Popupteatro.com and on the app. Pop Up Teatro Café is located at Circunvalación Sur #405 between Ébanos and Diagonal, Urdesa.

Premiere of Muhammad Ali

The four episode documentary Muhammad Ali It premieres this Sunday, February 6. The production follows the life of American boxer Muhammad Ali, who was a three-time heavyweight boxing champion. He has impressed billions of his fans “with his combination of speed, agility, power in the ring, his charm, wit and directness out of him”. According to a statement, “At the height of his fame, Ali challenged racial and religious prejudices and notions about the roles that celebrities and athletes play in society, and inspired people around the world with his message of pride and self-affirmation”. The documentary will be available from 9:00 p.m. and until Wednesday, February 9, by OnDirecTV (channel 201/1201 HD). It will also be available on DirecTV GO.

Esoteric Fair in El Oasis

Until this Sunday, the Esoteric Fair takes place in the ecological patio El Oasis. The day will start at 09:00 with the dance session meditative spiral, which will be led by Peter Ronquillo, director of the Outside the Box project and host of the fair. At 11:00 the practical workshop “The tarot and the development of intuition” will be held, led by Elyssa Maridueña, who is a tarot reader, reikist and writer. While at 14:00 Bárbara Fernandes will intervene with her proposal alchemy avenue, which is a fusion of art and spirituality from a holistic methodology. As part of the agenda, attendees will be able to find a multidisciplinary and artistic program that, in turn, will be complemented by the exhibition of entrepreneurship. Free entrance.

Movies on billboard

hell on high

A film by filmmaker Roman Doronin, hell on high, is available in theaters in Ecuador. It is a film about “two sisters who live separate lives on different continents and meet on a Mediterranean island. The two barely have time to bond and rekindle family ties when eldest Kate meets a group of locals and agrees to a thrilling ride in a hot air balloon. But disaster strikes and, as a result of an unexpected accident, the balloon drifts into the sea. As their cell phones lose signal and the balloon loses gas, Kate and her friends fight for their lives. Meanwhile, back on the island, the youngest sister, Liz, has inadvertently become a witness to a crime. The situation, then, will take a dramatic turn that will mark their lives forever,” according to the synopsis.

jackass forever

Jeff Tremaine’s comedy is part of the alternatives in movie theaters. “After ten years, the Jackass crew is back for their final quest. Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and the rest of the gang return for another round of hilarious, wildly absurd and often dangerous demonstrations.”

spencer

spencer, a biopic of Lady Di, is on the cinema billboards in Ecuador. The film follows the story of a pivotal weekend in the early 1990s, when Princess Diana (whose full name is Diana Frances Spencer) decided her marriage to Prince Charles wasn’t working out; that she needed to deviate from a path that had put her in the front row to one day be queen. The drama takes place over three days, on one of her last Christmas holidays at the House of Windsor, on the Sandringham estate, in Norfolk, England. With the leading role of Kristen Stewart as the remembered and beloved princess. (AND)