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FARRUQUITO - A FLAMENCO DYNASTY
Director: Santi Aguado
Farruquito is celebrated as the finest flamenco dancer of his generation. At only 20 he was captivating audiences around the globe with his talent, yet the shadows of his family’s history loomed large. This dazzling documentary chronicles Farruquito’s journey through triumph and tragedy, focusing on an accident that leads to the death of a pedestrian and lands him in prison. As he navigates the complexities of redemption, the story delves into the lives of his family — his grandfather Farruco, a flamenco innovator whose influence shaped the art form, and his son El Moreno, who aspires to follow in their footsteps.
THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SEARCH FOR SQUAREPANTS
Director: Derek Drymon
The SpongeBob Movie: Search For Squarepants is a swashbuckling yarn for all the family. This epic piratical animation takes audiences all the way from Bikini Bottom to Santa Monica Pier with its cast of beloved characters on a new rollercoaster ride. We join SpongeBob as he becomes a big boy, but his bravery is struggling to catch up with his size. Egged on by Mr Krabs' stories of adventure on the high seas, he sets out in search of ghostly pirate ship the Flying Dutchman and its tyrannical, duplicitous captain. Series veteran Derek Drymon directs this fourth SpongeBob feature with the series voice cast all reprising their roles in an animated treasure-chest for Red Sea landlubbers. This screening of SPONGEBOB is preceeded by an exclusive look at Paramount's brand-new seven-minute action-packed short film TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES: CHROME ALONE 2 - LOST IN NEW JERSEY. This first-look combines stylised character design with photo-realistic backgrounds and takes our heroes in a half-shell out of the comfort zone in New York City as they try to solve a mystery and is directed by Kent Seki.
SIRÂT
Director: Oliver Laxe
‘Sirat’ is a term referring to the treacherous bridge between heaven and hell. Oliver Laxe’s film is certainly an odyssey and a sonic spectacular: his hypnotic rhythms carve a path for this temporal road movie in which Sergi López plays a father who has taken his son to search for their daughter/sister, missing in Morocco’s nomadic and quasi-feral rave scene. With an apocalypse taking place offscreen, the protagonist flees across a mythical landscape with a crew of non-professional actors. Sirât glimmers between sound and fury, pounds between loss and unfathomable grief, and leads audiences to what feels like the end of creation. Spain’s Oscar entry and 2025 Cannes jury prize winner is that rare cinematic achievement: an indelible gift of sound and vision. "This film contains scenes that may be considered sensitive for some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised"