Close Your Eyes

September 27 - October 10

Regular $15/ $11 Matinee
Member $11/ $6 Matinee

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Release Year

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Director

Victor Erice

Producer

José Alba, Odile Antonio-Baez, Agustin Bossi, Pablo Bossi

Cast

Manolo Solo, Jose Coronado, Ana Torrent

Country

Spain

Runtime

169 min

Accessibility

Limited Mobility Access

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Set in contemporary Madrid, an aging filmmaker named Miguel Garay is called upon to recount his memories of working on his final and still unfinished film, “The Farewell Gaze.” During its production, the lead actor and Miguel’s close friend, Julio Arenas, disappeared without a trace, leaving in his wake a mystery that would haunt the lives of everyone associated with the film. Miguel never directed another project, instead living a quiet life as a writer by the coast. He remained reluctant to unravel the mystery surrounding Julio until approached by an investigative television program reviving the case decades later. With careful reflection, he reconnects with the film’s crew, former lovers, and Julio’s daughter, seeking closure for the disappearance and what it meant for all of their lives.

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