Filo Agenda: special “International Women’s Day”

A new International Women’s Day is approaching and in this note we bring you different proposals so that you can see how you can enjoy, transit, honor and honor a day that is lived to the surface. This year the motto chosen is “WE MOVE THE WORLD”, “Gender equality today, for a sustainable tomorrow”, and adding to that we bring you several options to “move” to the different points of the city that will accompany a new anniversary. The Ministry of Culture of the City presents activities to think about the present and future of women in arts and culture, with artistic proposals to be developed free of charge in the different spaces of the Ministry.Look at the agenda with activities that include, workshops, conversations, musical and theater sessions, film cycles, photographic exhibitions,  performance readings in tribute to historical women, fairs, meetings, guided tours with a gender focus and other proposals, which will be held throughout the month to exchange experiences, listen, learn and reflect taking advantage of the date. Friday 4 Teatro San MartínConversatorio La mirada política, visibilizar al otre desde una perspectiva de género: a las
17.30 h in the Alfredo Alcón hall of the Teatro Gral. San Martín.The conversation will have the participation of the panelists Lucía Merle, Eugenia Cerrutti and Gisela Volá. Moderator: Jazmín Tesone. Activity with free admission, does not require prior registration. Monday 7 Barrio San Nicolás Outstanding women in Argentine literature and history in the neighborhood of San Nicolás:
meeting point: Moreno 550 at 5 p.m. In this tour we will distinguish some of the protagonists who knew how to challenge the conventions and social conditioning of their time, coming from different social origins: Victoria Ocampo, Alfonsina Storni, Alejandra Pizarnik and Eva Duarte. Guides: Sandra Cafarelli and Leonel Contreras. Registration on the web. Female characters of literature, Conversation & Ebook: in the House of reading at the
7 p.m. Free on a first-come, first-served basis. Capacity of the place: 30 people. The historical role of the
Woman will be traversed through female characters from literature. Women writers will participate who will talk about outstanding literary works and as a result of the talk will be
will produce an ebook available for free at Vivamos Cultura. Tuesday 8 CC25 MAYProject of short films on the Terrace of the CC May 25: at 20 h, free with reservation
by Alternativa Teatral. It is suspended due to rain. In addition, a special screening of 5 short films directed by women will be held, all approached with different film genres: animation, documentary, fiction, essay and experimental. Through the eyes of these 5 filmmakers, it will be proposed to think about the role of the feminist movement today, the woman’s body as a battlefield, creation
artistic, motherhood, health systems, media, desires,
sexuality, love. At the end of the screening there will be a talk with the audience present and the
directors of these materials. Short films:● Latimos, by Tamara Ajzensztat and Leticia Bobbioni (7”) – Animation.
● The fourth wave, by Elena Jayat, Malena Chabrol and Lía Giovannini (19 ́) – Documentary.● Mutate the skin, by Giuliana Nocelli (11:21′) – Experimental. ● 12 KM, by María Soledad Laici (16′) – Fiction.
● Ob scena, by Paloma Orlandini Castro (17′) – Essay. Women’s Film Marathon at El Cultural San Martín: BA Audiovisual will screen 4
films and a short film by different female directors during the 8M at El Cultural
San Martín.Free admission until capacity is exhausted. With the aim of commemorating
this date giving female directors one more opportunity to have spaces of
exhibition as an alternative to the massive commercial circuit, and for the spectators of the
City access this content for free. Program:
15 h – “My friend from the park”, by Ana Katz
17 h – “Los que vuelven”, by Laura Casabé
18:45 h – “Instructions for Adela”, by Laura Huberman (short film)
19 h – “Alanis”, by Anahí Berneri
21 h – “The daughters of fire”, by Albertina Carri

Women in Music, at 5 p.m. at the Teatro ColónA concert of chamber music by composers of the nineteenth, twentieth and twenty-first centuries will take place in the Salón Dorado, addressed by outstanding Argentine performers, who shine in their individual careers, and here they will meet to give away little frequented works. Tickets can be booked through the Theatre’s website from Monday 7 at 10 am. Two seats will be delivered per person. Women leaders in the neighborhoods: an audiovisual project that seeks to reflect on the
role of women in the culture that develops in the neighborhoods of our City, through
of the experience of three of them, participants of the Cultural Centers of the Program
Cultural in Barrios.The interviews can be seen on the social networks of DG Promotion
of the Book, Libraries and Culture since 8/3. Instagram: @culturabarrios. Facebook:
facebook.com/culturabarrios. Twitter: twitter.com/culturabarrios.Para know all the schedule stipulated for the month of March, enter the City page. INCAA CELEBRATES WOMEN’S MONTH WITH FREE ACTIVITIES AND SCREENINGSThe INCAA designed a special program throughout the month, with transmissions on its screens, streamings and face-to-face projections in different parts of the city to commemorate March 8, International Women’s Day Trabajadora.Se it is a curatorship that contains different looks in different scenarios. All live screenings will have free access, and broadcasts can be seen from all over the country through Cine.ar Play, Cine.ar TV and the Youtube channel of the National School of Experimentation and Filmmaking (ENERC). The activities are part of the joint agenda of the Ministries of Culture and Women, Gender and Diversity of the Nation.GAUMONT COMPLEX – SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 8M3 to March 9Io nena, yo princesa, by Federico Palazzo
SCHEDULE: 13.30, Sala Leonardo FavioLínea 137, by Lucía Vassallo
SCHEDULE: 16.00, Sala Leonardo FavioLas cercas, by María Álvarez
SCHEDULE: 18.30, Sala Leonardo FavioLas siamesas, by Paula Hernández
OPENING HOURS: 21.00, Sala Leonardo FavioComlejo Gaumont, Av. Rivadavia 1635, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires.  8M IN TECNÓPOLIS – Friday 4, Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 March-The 3rd edition of “We Move the World. Towards equality»The Villa Martelli Park will be one of the venues of the cycle promoted by the Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity of the Nation together with the Ministry of Culture of the Nation, within the framework of the Day of Working Women.From March 4 to 6 Tecnópolis will offer concerts, workshops, conversations, special activities for children, entrepreneur fairs, exhibitions and much more. This cycle, which will take place in Tecnópolis, the Kirchner Cultural Center, the headquarters of the MMGyD (Cochabamba 54, CABA) and different parts of the country, proposes more than 100 free face-to-face (and also virtual) activities: workshops, fairs, exhibitions, shows and concerts, conversations, special cycles and more. It can be followed live on the Contar platform, and the Youtube and Facebook channels of Télam, Public TV, the Secretariat of Media and Public Communication, the Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity, the Ministry of Culture, the Kirchner Cultural Center, and Tecnópolis.To access the details of the programming in all the venues click here. TNT – JOINS THE TRIBUTES AND PREPARES A SPECIAL PROGRAMA selection of films where the protagonists demonstrate their strength and courage in different situations. International Women’s Day commemorates the struggle of brave women for their development and participation in society. On Tuesday, March 8, TNT will broadcast the Women Warriors Special from 2:25 p.m. (COL) / 2:35 p.m. (ARG) / 2:40 p.m. (MEX) / 3:30 p.m. (CHI) with four films highlighting the powerful female role.  – Eat, pray, love at 14.35 – Agent Salt at 17.20 – The hunger games at 19.10 – Million Dollar Baby at 22.00 SPACE PRESENTS THE SPECIAL : WOMEN OF ACTIONTo commemorate Women’s Month, SPACE presents on Tuesday, March 8 a special where female power will be at the forefront and will make the greatest actresses in Hollywood shine, owners of those interpretations that remain forever in the history of cinema.15:40 HS- Jane’s Revenge (2016), starring Natalie Portman, Ewan McGregor and Joel Edgerton and set in the Wild West where a woman (Natalie Portman) follows the criminal gang that gunned down her husband. With a gun and an ally in love, she will seek to settle scores.17:35 HS- Ghostbusters (2016) Paranormal investigator Abby Yates (Melissa McCarthy) and physicist Erin Gilbert (Kristen Wiig) try to prove that ghosts exist in modern society.19:55 HS – Ocean’s 8: The Swindlers (2018) Starring Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hathaway, Rihanna, Sarah Paulson, Awkwafina, Mindy Kaling, and Helena Bonham Carter. Five years, eight months and 12 days; that’s the amount that Debbie Ocean has been planning the biggest coup of her life. AMC prepares “Las jefas”, a special to celebrate Women’s DayFrom Monday 7 to Friday 12 March at 20.00 hs enjoy at AMC the special “The bosses” with films starring renowned actresses such as Angelina Jolie, Julia Roberts, Drew Barrymore, among others. The Book of Love” (2016): Millie, a homeless girl, aspires to cross the sea on a raft. Henry is an introverted architect who has lost his pregnant wife in an accident and as the only way out continues to build the house they both started. Starring Maisie Williams.” As if it were the first time” (2004):Henry, a marine biologist, has no intention of committing to anyone, until he meets Lucy, the girl of his dreams. However, there is a small problem, the young woman wakes up every morning without remembering absolutely anything from the previous day. Starring Drew Barrymore.” Everly” (2014): After she betrays a powerful mob boss, a prostitute unites her wits and weaponry against a legion of assassins who want to collect the reward offered for killing her and her family. Starring Salma Hayek.” Trapped in Guantánamo” (2014): A young American woman enlists in the army with the intention of going to fight in Iraq and thus move away from the town where she was born. However, she ends up as a guard in the Guantánamo detention center, far from the real action. Starring Kristen Stewart.” Espejito Espejito” (2012): An exiled princess is saved from death by a group of tiny thieves and hopes to regain her kingdom against an evil queen. Starring Julia Roberts and Lily Collins.” Matilda” (1996):A girl develops an extraordinary mental capacity, despite her careless parents and an abusive principal. Starring Mara Wilson.” Underworld” (2003):D for centuries, two races have evolved in the depths of the Earth: the aristocratic and sophisticated vampires and the brutal werewolves (Lycans), whose existence had always been part of the world of myths and legends. Starring Kate Beckinsale.” Underworld: The Rebellion of the Lycane” (2009): Viktor, the cruel king of vampires, has been chasing lycanthropes for centuries. The young lycanthrope Lucian gets the support of his people to fight against Viktor and his ‘Death dealers’. Starring Rhona Mitra and Kate Beckinsale.” Bachelorette party” (2012):D after ruining a friend’s wedding dress, bridesmaids begin a frantic search for a replacement, but their mission degenerates into a night of alcohol, drugs and nightclubs. Starring Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher, Lizzy Caplan and Rebel Wilson.” Jane’s Revenge” (2015): Young Jane is married to one of the most dangerous guys in the West. One day her husband returns home with eight gunshot wounds. The cruel Bishop’s gang has riddled him. He survives, but he knows that it is a matter of time before Bishop and his boys come to finish the job. Starring Natalie Portman.” Agent Salt” (2010): Cia officer Evelyn Salt’s loyalty is tested when she is accused of being a Russian spy. She then goes on the run and is forced to use her years of experience as an undercover spy to avoid being captured. Starring Angelina Jolie.

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