Cines Callao will host the VII edition of Madrid Premiere Week

Aimed at the general public, the contest will offer the premiere of feature films that will soon be seen on the big screen, including 'Musa', by Jaume Balagueró; 'Disaster Artist', by James Franco; 'Gold', by Agustín Díaz Yanes, or 'Justice League', by Zack Snyder

Between next November 6th and 9th, the Callao Cinemas will roll out their red carpet to host the celebration of Madrid Premiere Week once again, in its seventh edition. A film festival that will allow the general public to attend the previews of national and international feature films that will soon fill movie theaters.

The contest will also complete its programming with the screening of independent titles in its 'off session' and with master classes on the seventh art, which will be taught by professionals from the film industry at the TAI University Arts Center.

Within the Official Section you can see titles such as Musa, by Jaume Balagueró, a horror film that will kick off the festival on November 6; Disaster Artist, by James Franco, an adaptation of the book by Greg Sestero, which talks about the production of one of the considered worst films in history, The Room, directed in 2003 by Tommy Wiseau; Oro, by Agustín Díaz Yanes, an adventure drama based on an unpublished story by Arturo Pérez-Reverte, starring Raúl Arévalo and José Coronado, among others, and The Justice League, by Zack Snyder (a film that will be screened as the finale of the festival at Cines Kinépolis, on November 14).

And in the OFF Section they will be projected Wind River, a thriller directed by Taylor Schreidar; Something very big, a comedy by Carlo Pradal, starring Berto Romero, and towards the light, by Naomi Kawase, the director of A pastry shop in Tokyo.

Within the framework of this edition of the Madrid Premiere Week, the energy company Gas Natural Fenosa, sponsor of the event, will present the third part of Project Time, the film of the fourth edition of Cinergía, its initiative to raise awareness among the population about the responsible and efficient use of energy. Project Timeor, directed by Isabel Coixet, is a futuristic science fiction story composed of four intertwined and conclusive pieces in themselves. The cinematographic piece that will premiere in Madrid, Project Time. Part III: The game, includes among its performers Carmen Machi, Lluís Homar, Óscar Casas, Laia Manzanares, Cristina Castaño and Adrià Collado. The first two parts of the feature film, already premiered at the San Sebastián and Sitges festivals, have 8 million views.

For its part, the Atresmedia Foundation joins Madrid Premiere Week for another year with its awareness day. This year he does it through the masterclass of Vicente Villanueva, director of the film Knock Knock, applauded and supported by the associations of psychologists in Spain.

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