The traveling cinema project Cinemalua will present the film “A Gaiola Dourada” in three locations in Serra de Tavira, in an initiative with the partnership of União das Freguesias de Santa Maria and Santiago.
So, tomorrow, Monday, the 12th, at 21 pm, the film will be shown at Portela da Corcha (“Portela da Corcha” restaurant – GPS: 00, -37.246737).
A week later, on the 19th (21:00), the Fonte Salgada Primary School will receive the fun French-Portuguese comedy (GPS: 37.161213, -7.636424).
Finally, the third session will take place on August 27 (21:00), at the Picota sale (GPS: 37.174220, -7.680096).
LA CAGE DORÉE (THE GOLDEN CAGE)
Presented by: Ruben Alves; Plot: Ruben Alves, Luc-Olivier Veuve; Photographs: André Szankowski; Sound: Olivier Walczak; Assembly: Nassim Gordji Tehrani; Artistic direction: Eric Bourges, Paulo Routier; Production: EchCheikh; Debut: 2013 Cast: Rita Blanco, Joaquim de Almeida, Roland Giraud; Duration: 90 minutes; M 12
Synopsis:
Maria and José Ribeiro are a couple of Portuguese emigrants who have lived for over 30 years in France, in their house as a gatehouse in a building located in a luxurious neighborhood in Paris.
Maria is the gatekeeper and José, her husband, is a construction worker.
They are a couple cherished by the French, due to their honesty, simplicity and humility, but also because they never refused to help anyone who asked for help.
One day, José receives the news that he will be heir to a great inheritance from his brother who lived in Portugal and the life of that peaceful couple is radically transformed: it is the great opportunity to return to their country of origin, a dream that they have had for a long time. aspired.
But there is a big obstacle: the Ribeiro family has become essential for everyone, but especially for the bosses who do not want to return to Portugal, like the rest of the family, and everyone decides to come up with a plan in their own way.
So there is a big turnaround in that couple's life and more and more doubts and uncertainties arise… and this is where the story begins to form.
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