Barcelona Erotic Show gets under way - and it's legal

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BARCELONA (Press release) "The Barcelona Erotic Show (SEB) will be held from Thursday 11th  to Sunday 14th  October 2012 at Feria de Cornella (Barcelona). The Barcelona Erotic Show is an event organized by the FICEB, The International Erotic Film Festival of Barcelona, ​​and its created for both women and men and that includes all genders. A unique event worldwide for its shows and activities where you canSOON YOU WILL BE UNABLE

Bogart and Bacall coming to San Roque

SAN ROQUE Howard Hawks' To Have and Have Not, starring Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall and Walter Brennan is scheduled to be shown at the Palace of Governors in San Roque this coming Monday, April 16 at 9pm. Entrance is free. A classic of the film noir genre, that will probably be dubbed, not subtitled. The film is set in Fort de France, Martinique, under the Vichy regime in the summer of 1940, shortly after the fall of France. In this exotic location, the world-weary fishing-boat captain Harry Morgan (Humphrey Bogart) is urged to help the French Resistance smuggle some people onto the island. He refuses, until the client, Johnson (Walter Sande), who has been hiring out his fishing boat (and owes him $825) is shot before paying him. (See full synopsis here.) PLEASE BE AWARE THAT ITEMS SUCH AS THIS MAY BE SUBJECT TO SUBSCRIPTION IN THE FUTURE but you can make a donation NOW, too! Please click here for more information on how to help us continue. (This item was translated and edited.)

Tonight: Summer outdoor cinema returns

CASTELLAR Summer in Castellar brings with it outdoor cinema on the main square, Plaza Andalucía, thanks to the Programa de Cooperación Cultural de la Provincia de Cádiz. Tonight's is the first of four cartoon movies that will be showing every Tuesday throughout July and August. Starting at 10pm (when it gets dark enough to see the screen!), tonight is Ponyo en el acantilado. Take the kids along, they'll understand it perfectly...

You've heard all about the Bafta Awards, now here are the Goyas

SPAIN (Agencies/Photo: AFP) Last night were the Bafta Awards in the UK, and also their equivalent in Spain, the Goyas. Over here it was the night for a film shot in Catalan but populated principally by Basques. Pa negre took nine of the 14 prizes it was nominated for: Best Film, Best Director (Agustí Villaronga, photo), Best Actress (Nora Navas) and Supporting Actress (Laia Marull), Best New Actress (Marina Comas) and Actor (Francesc Colomer), Best Artistic Direction, Original Screenplay and Photography. También la lluvia, directed by Iciar Bollain, took three Goyas (Best Supporting Actor, Music and Production Direction), as did Buried (Sound, Screenplay and Production). Javier Bardem, whose film Biutiful, was at the top of the odds list but only won one Goya: Best Actor, for his interpretation.>