The summer film program, launched by the Department of Culture and the collaboration of the Film Velasco, continues tonight at 22:00 pm with a screening of Clint Eastwood film "Gran Torino" for the modest price 2.50 euros in the Auditorium of City Park "Marcos Ortiz."
Walt Kowalski (Clint Eastwood), a retired auto worker, took his time with home repairs, beer and monthly visits to the hairdresser.
Although the last wish of his late wife was to confess to Walt, a bitter veteran of the Korean War remains M-1 rifle clean and ready, there's nothing to confess.
And the one who trusts enough to confess it to his dog, Daisy.
Those who used to consider their neighbors have moved or died and been replaced by Hmong, Southeast Asia, which he despises.
Offended by almost everything around you, Walt just wait 'till their last hour.
Until the night someone tries to steal his Gran Torino 72.
As bright as it was the day that Walt himself helped out of the assembly line decades ago, the Gran Torino makes her shy teenage neighbor, Thao, log into your life when the boy pressed Hmong gang to try to steal it.
But Walt prevents it becoming the reluctant hero of the neighborhood, especially for the mother and older sister Thao, Sue, who insists that work for Walt Thao to amend their conduct.
