Screening of Spanish Films (FREE!)

[jazzmatazzie]

Hey people,

They'll be screening a series of Spanish films at the University Cultural Centre at NUS this friday and Sunday. It'll be at the courtyard so you can have like a picnic of sorts.

Friday's schedule
8 pm, Balseroes (Sundance and Toronto Film Fest award nominee)
10 pm Pedro Almodovar's What Have I Done to Deserve This

Sunday
The Red Squirrel (1993) 4 pm
Alejandro Amenabar's Thesis (1996) 6 pm

Check it out! Oh, did I mention that it's free?

[archiej99]

hey..
we'd def like to go for it..
great..

thanx

[ashley66]

sunday sounds great!

[hawthornflakes]

as meetup for March?

prob will ask my friend to go for either of the Sunday ones... Mr jazz...any recommendations????

[jazzmatazzie]

Hawthornflakes,

Meetup for the spanish group for March? Hmm......

Let's see if we can muster any troops from here. Ok, does anyone from here wanna meet up for this event? Maybe have dinner at the cafe (run by spageddies but charging student-friendly prices) first before we march on down to the UCC?

[madwolfie]

I would have loved to join you guys if only I am not having a gathering

[jazzmatazzie]

I was thinking perhaps most people have plans for Friday. What about having the meet up on Sunday?

The timing's pretty perfect too, you laze about till 2ish 3, come down to NUS by 4, watch a couple of movies while having a picnic, learn some Spanish, meet new people, have dinner and generally have a good time. Life should be like this everyday......

Oh yes, there's also an 8 pm screening of Rock School after those 2 movies (scroll up).

Rock School (2005)
By Don Argott
Sunday, 26 March 2006, 8pm
UCC Courtyard
Everyone dreams of being a rock star – to feel the roar of the crowd, the adoration of the fans; and the trials of life on the road. One can only imagine fulfilling this fantasy as a kid. Well, leave your imagination at the door, and come live the dream through the students of Paul Green’s School of Rock in t

[cuttypie]

Hey people,

They'll be screening a series of Spanish films at the University Cultural Centre at NUS this friday and Sunday. It'll be at the courtyard so you can have like a picnic of sorts.

Friday's schedule
8 pm, Balseroes (Sundance and Toronto Film Fest award nominee)
10 pm Pedro Almodovar's What Have I Done to Deserve This

Sunday
The Red Squirrel (1993) 4 pm
Alejandro Amenabar's Thesis (1996) 6 pm

Check it out! Oh, did I mention that it's free?

I went there on friday. Btw..it's not in the courtyard..you sit inside the room and watch it..(I have brought all my picnic set with my friends..haha..so funny). But the movie is really excellent, I really enjoy it.

[skimilk]

OMG! I love love love Alejandro Amenabar...you guys must absolutely watch "Tesis" (Sp spelling), his very first masterpiece...