Rosalind (2020), by director Ramón Luque, will be the next screening of the URJC Film Classroom in collaboration between the Vice-Rectorate of Campus Community, Culture and Sports and the Union of Filmmakers. In addition, Luque himself will be present at the subsequent discussion to discuss the content of the film. 0,15 ECTS credits will be awarded to attendees.
Ramón Luque is an academic film researcher, specialized in film directors such as Woody Allen and Ingmar Bergman. He is the author of eleven books between essays and fiction. He has co-directed the films The Manhattan Project y Hollywood, and directed solo Stories from Lavapiés, and Rosalinda, based on the work As you like, by William Shakespeare.
The film has defined like this Rosalinda: "from theater to reality in an instant: the adventure of some actors embarking on the representation of a funny comedy by Shakespeare. Two young and brave women decide to disguise themselves and flee from the court, plagued by violence and revenge. The film is a reflection on love and the passage of time, through two women and their respective existential situations. Some actors and actresses rehearse in a theater the play As You Like It by William Shakespeare: the adventures of some characters exiled in a beautiful forest are told, through their love stories, especially the one that unites Rosalinda with Orlando".
Date and place
Wednesday, February 28, 2024
18.30 hours
Departmental Degree Hall I
URJC Fuenlabrada Campus