9.00 / Duration
Lots of Valentine’s Day movies
Runtime celebrates Valentine’s Day with a new marathon special on its Runtime Romance channel and by showing different movies of the same genre. 24-hour cinema for the romantics with films like Love Can’t Be Loved or The Bride of My Dreams. In addition, through the Runtime Cine y Series channel, other Valentine’s Day films will be broadcast with the release of titles such as Postscript: I Love You, starring Hillary Swank and Gerald Butler, or New York, I love you, a choral story, starring Bradley Cooper, Cristina Ricci and Natalie Portman.
9.00 / filmin
A slightly unbalanced robbery
London. The 80’s: Unexpectedly, a group of friends get caught up in the biggest gold heist in history, which is being pursued by both the police and organized crime. Such is The Curse, a British comedy set in early 1980s London: a gang of petty criminals, through their own stupidity and poor judgment, become involved in one of the biggest gold heists in history. Leading the cast are the popular trio from the BAFTA-winning sitcom People Just Do Nothing, Allan Mustafa, Steve Stamp and Hugo Chegwin.
9.00 / Netflix
Best friends
Netflix is showing All the Times We Fall in Love, a romantic comedy that begins in September 2003 when Irene arrives in Madrid to conquer the world and become a film director. There he meets his best friends and also Julio, who would be the perfect protagonist for his films and also for his life. But life always has other plans. After the success of creator Carlos Montero with Elite and Physics or Chemistry, comes this new Netflix production starring two young actors: Georgina Amorós (Elite, Emperor Code) and Franco Masini (Rebelde), who play Irene and Julio respectively.
15:15 / AMC
“Mine, yours and ours
Your mine and ours. United States, 2005 (90 minutes). Director: Raja Gosnell. Cast: Dennis Quaid, Rene Russo, Sean Faris.
He is a widower and so is she. One fine day, they decide to share their lives. There is only one difficulty, big or small: Between the two, they add up the frightening number of 18 children. A low key but entertaining entanglement comedy based on the hilarious 1968 film starring Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball.
17.55 / Movistar promotion
“Bram Stoker’s Dracula”
Bram Stoker’s Dracula. United States, 1992 (130 minutes). Directed by Francis Ford Coppola. Cast: Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins.
Francis Ford Coppola has strayed somewhat from the purely terrifying aspect of Bram Stoker’s story while remaining fairly faithful to the original to present an intense love story in this successful revival of the mythical Dracula. A sumptuous neo-Gothic setting, meticulous costumes and well-deserved Oscar-winning make-up are some of the attractions of this attractive horror film starring a successful Gary Oldman. Don’t miss it.
21.45 / Four
‘First Dates’, special Valentine’s Day
The restaurant of love will be full of romance, music and passion to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Carlos Sobera and the First Dates staff welcome Javier and Roberto, a young couple who had their first date on the program, and come back to celebrate their relationship with the team. The restaurant has also reserved a table for María Luisa, a 77-year-old housewife, and Luis, an 80-year-old retiree, who want to find love again. In addition, the program promotes the meeting between Iker and Rául, two young people from Madrid who are looking for someone special in their lives.
21.45 / antenna 3
‘El Hormiguero’ welcomes Blanca Paloma
For the first time in El Hormiguero, Pablo Motos will host the singer Blanca Paloma, who will be the RTVE representative at the next edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. The artist from Elche, winner of the Benidorm Fest 2023 final, will perform the song Eaea at the competition, which will take place from May 9th to 13th in the English city of Liverpool.
22.00 / Movistar Los Goya
‘Model 77’
Spain, 2022 (125 minutes). Directed by Alberto Rodríguez. Cast: Miguel Herrán, Javier Gutiérrez, Jesús Carroza, Fernando Tejero.
Modelo Prison in Barcelona is the setting for this tense prison intrigue, based on true events (winner of five Goya Awards) and starring Miguel Herrán (La casa de papel) and Javiera Gutiérrez (La isla mínima). With two remarkable performances, they bring to life a young accountant, imprisoned awaiting trial, and his cellmates, two characters who will join a group that campaigned in Spain in the early seventies for the rights of ordinary prisoners and for the amnesty fights. A story of friendship, solidarity and freedom and an authentic socio-political portrait of contemporary Spain directed by Alberto Rodríguez with his usual seal.
22.00 / The 2
‘Another Round’
print Denmark, 2020 (116 minutes). Directed by Thomas Vinterberg. Cast: Mads Mikkelsen, Thomas Bo Larsen, Magnus Millang, Lars Ranthe.
Four professors who embark on a curious experiment to maintain a constant level of alcohol in their blood throughout their workday, a theory they believe is life-enhancing, are the protagonists (Silver Shell for best actor for the four in San Sebastián) by This brilliant comedy-drama directed by Thomas Vinterberg (Kursk and The Hunt) is based on his own play. Oscar 2021 for the best foreign film and, among other things, four European film awards.
22.30 / The sixth
The Escape by Antonio Angles
On the 30th anniversary of the escape of Antonio Anglés, the prime suspect in the torture and murder of the three Alcàsser girls, the documentary series Anglés: Story of a Fugue analyzes the escape of Spain’s most wanted criminal. This investigation began on January 24, 1993, the same night that the bodies of three friends, aged 14 and 15, who had disappeared two months earlier, were discovered. And he tells of the 44 days of desperate pursuit of Antonio Anglés. An escape favored by the incomprehensible chain of errors of the judiciary, the security forces and the political leadership of the moment.
22.30 / Neox
‘mule’
The mule. United States, 2018 (116 minutes). Director: Clint Eastwood. Cast: Clint Eastwood, Bradley Cooper, Diane Wiest.
The story of a World War II veteran turned drug dealer in his 80s served to end Clint Eastwood’s great career as an actor. A screenplay signed by Nick Schenk (Gran Torino) and Eastwood’s own directing will do the rest. The film is based on the article “The Sinola Cartel’s 90-Year Old Drug Mule” published by Sam Dolnic in the New York Times.
10:30 p.m. / Sundance TV
“Nelly & Nadine”, an extraordinary story
SundanceTV is exclusively showing the premiere of the award-winning documentary (Berlinale 2022) Nelly & Nadine, a love story that discovers the love of two women who meet in a concentration camp. The production reconstructs the relationship between Nadine Hwang, daughter of the Chinese Ambassador to Spain, and Nelly Mousset-Vos, a Belgian opera singer, through testimonies from the artist’s granddaughter and superb archival images. Directed by Swedish filmmaker Magnus Gertten, the documentary follows Nelly’s granddaughter Sylvie as she creates an extraordinary, both historical and deeply personal account of her grandmother’s life through the memories her family has cherished over the years.
22.30 / #0
Leo Talks concludes the season
With six monologues by Leo Harlem, which reduce the current excess of motivation from the comedian’s point of view. Leo Talks closes season. Leo updates himself and creates a show with the help of a very peculiar artificial intelligence and the use of videos, news and statistics that help prove his theory: people dream about their means and end up hurting themselves.
22.45 / antenna 3
New episode of “Brothers”
This Tuesday, Emir finally wakes up from his coma in Brothers, one of the best-selling Turkish fictions of the year worldwide. Ilknur tells Sengül that he wants Emel in exchange for her withdrawing the charge and for Oğulcan to be released from prison. Sengul agrees to the deal and Ilknur takes Emel with him. Also, Ayla pretends to be Suzan and offers a Resul competitor an amount to win a bid. When Resul finds out that her secretary Suzan sold her, she can’t believe it and fires her.
22.50 / 1st
More participants in “All against 1”
With a new broadcast day, Tuesday, Todos contra 1 presented by Rodrigo Vázquez and Raúl Gómez, brings new challenges this week with Luján Argüelles, Elena Furiase and Twin Melody as advisers. Each week a participant on the set or a spectator from home can win up to 100,000 euros. This Tuesday the contestant on the set will be Carme García Cazorla from Tarragona, who will face the whole country to solve different challenges. A lovely old woman will sew cross-stitches in a racing car, while a European Rally Champion will perform wild skids; Spain’s most famous bird-man will have to face an extreme challenge: fly over a group of candles at more than 250 km/h, creating a whirlwind… How many candles will he be able to extinguish? These will be some of the tests tonight.
22.50 / Four
Barbara Rey talks to Risto Mejide
Risto Mejide travels to the Madrid municipality of Robledo de Chavela to take Bárbara Rey’s place at Chester. In this new episode of Viajando con Chester, the former vedette and actress offers one of the most intimate and candid interviews she has conducted to date, revealing many details of her life that were previously unknown. There is also no time for his relationship with the emeritus king.
23.50 / The 2
Faith and murder, the madness of the mafia
This week, Documentos TV denounces how the Mafia’s funding of some rural communities in Sicily and the gangsters’ respect for traditions have maintained the complicity of the Catholic Church for almost 50 years. Titled “The Mafia Doesn’t Kill on Sundays,” the show questions the Church’s attitude toward the Mafia and why it has remained silent for so many years. It was not until 1993 that the Catholic institution officially “distanced” itself from the mafia, which cost it attacks on churches in Rome, Milan and Florence and the lives of several priests who directly confronted the mafia and denounced its crimes.
0.02 / Hollywood
‘eyes wide closed’
United Kingdom, 1999 (152 minutes). Directed by Stanley Kubrick. Cast: Nicole Kidman, Tom Cruise, Sydney Pollack, Marie Richardson.
It took Stanley Kubrick more than two years to shoot his cinematic testament. The acclaimed director took his cue from an Arthur Schnitzler template to craft this intense, if erratic, drama that, after an impressive opening, gets a little out of hand, navigating the grim crisis of a middle-class couple played by Tom Cruise and a brilliant Nicole kidman
0.30 / Be crazy
‘basic instinct’
primal instinct. United States, 1992 (123 minutes). Directed by Paul Verhoeven. Cast: Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone, Jeanne Tripplehorn.
Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone set the sparks flying in this highly erotic film directed by the controversial Paul Verhoeven. Good results at the box office for a gimmicky, conventional story full of traps that made its well-known leading duo star. Too much fame and bad quality.
1.16 / Movistar comedy
‘Letters to Julia’
Letters to Julia. United States, 2010 (105 minutes). Directed by Gary Winick. Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Vanessa Redgrave.
She is young, vacationing in Italy and bored with her busy boyfriend. But a letter that should have been delivered 50 years ago will change his life forever. So a romantic comedy filmed as a show vehicle for the Seyfried-Redgrave couple and based on the novel of the same name by sisters Lise and Ceil Friedman. It has its audience.
2.16 / Movistar Los Goya
‘Cold War’
Zimna wojna. Poland, 2018 (88 minutes). Directed by Pavel Pawlikowski. Cast: Joanna Kulig, Tomasz Kot, Agata Kulesza.
After winning the Oscar and the Bafta for the best foreign language film for Ida, in black and white and with his suggestive and captivating way of understanding cinema, the Pole Pawel Pawlikowski shoots an impossible love story in the difficult context of the Cold War on one side and the other of the Iron Curtain. Essential.
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