Cinema at the Mirador of the Gallery – Hispanoamérica, Song of Life and Hope (2024)

Cinema at the Mirador of the Gallery – Hispanoamérica, Song of Life and Hope (2024)
🎫 General Admission (maximum 4 tickets per person)
📲 Digital ticket, no need to print

General Info
📅 Date: July 3
👥 Capacity: 250 people per screening
🕒 Time: 22:00. Admission from 21:30, no entry allowed once the screening has started
💶 Price: €2 per ticket
📍 Location: Mirador of the Royal Collections Gallery, access via Plaza de la Almudena, Madrid
👤 Age: Suitable for all audiences
♿️ Accessibility: Venue is accessible for people with reduced mobility

Description
To celebrate the second anniversary of its opening, the Royal Collections Gallery brings back open-air cinema at the Mirador. After sunset, enjoy a series of four Spanish films exploring themes of history and monarchy. These screenings aim to unite different art forms in one of the most special places in the city and offer cultural context to the collections on display in the Gallery.

Synopsis
This documentary shows the shared history of Hispanic America over more than 300 years through the visual splendor of its architectural, pictorial, sculptural, and musical heritage from the period, which is still present today.

Hispanoamérica, Song of Life and Hope is a documentary directed by renowned filmmaker José Luis López-Linares, three-time Goya Award winner, offering a renewed, truthful, and visually powerful vision of how Spanish America was born and developed.

Director: José Luis López-Linares

Screenplay: Víctor Escribano, José Luis López-Linares