In the sessions of this series, we will dissect and break down the parts of a film to thoroughly explore its structure. We will discuss technical aspects, editing, narrative features, characters, performances, styles, temporality, cinematography, aesthetics, and the viewer's position in relation to the film. A subtle analysis carried out by film critics and professors. Three hours in which you can immerse yourselves in some of the greatest works in the history of cinema.

In this session, the film historian, critic, and director Esteve Riambau will analyze Vampir Cuadecuc by Pere Portabella (Catalonia, 1970) 66 minutes

Vampir-Cuadecuc (1970) is a documentary on the making of Jesús Franco's El conde Drácula. Portabella removes color and replaces the soundtrack with Carles Santos' sound collages, revealing the mechanisms of narrative cinema. Filmed in 16mm, it marks the shift from Franco-era "new cinemas" to clandestine, oppositional practices.

This initiative is part of: Acció Portabella, an international programme of activities marking the centenary of Pere Portabella. Schedule: From 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Taught by: Esteve Rimbau (film historian, critic, and filmmaker). Seniors, students, unemployed, and Girona Cultura members: €13. Friends of the Museum of Cinema: €10