Cinema, cinemas nº 36

1) SUMMARY: Orson Welles's death is the occasion for watching him again, offering some aphorisms during a dinner on the dinema, men, women, life, and death. News on the seventh art comes in the form of a report on the making of a very recent film. But a return to history also brings back to life the places where Louise Brooks made movies and Marlon Brando´s fiery remarks about movie practices. 2) INTEREST: This monthly program rfuses to be just a conventional program on the cinema, mixing a tracts from recent films and static interviews with their makrs. 'CINEMA, CINEMAS' alternates news about the seventh art with this history, prefers impromptu interviews, and tries to be a television creation, rather than an ordinaryreflection of day to day cinema life.