Kiné Film Cycle: One week

The audiovisual, historical, artistic, and educational cycle "Kiné" of the Municipal Museum of Visual Arts (MAV) will dedicate the last month of the year to the brilliant silent film comedian and filmmaker, Buster Keaton.

With free admission, every Friday in January, films that are classics of world cinematography will be screened starting at 9:00 PM, allowing for an exploration of one of the filmoographies of an auteur most relevant for the impact and significance that Keaton's work had on the development of cinema in general.

On Friday, December 6, "One Week" (1920) and "Sherlock Jr." (1924) will be screened. On Friday the 13th, "Our Hospitality" (1923) will be shown, and on Friday the 20th, closing the cycle, "The Cameraman" (1928).