In October, the Centro Culture Faculty of Arts opens its screens for the series "Stephen King's Silver Linings," exploring the master of suspense's most humane film adaptations. "Apt Pupil" (1998), directed by Bryan Singer, tells the disturbing story of a teenager who discovers that his neighbor is a Nazi war criminal, sparking a dangerous confrontation. In this unique experience, attendees will immerse themselves in a tale about the darkness of the human soul and moral corruption. Come every Tuesday to enjoy a different story. Admission is free!
In October, the Centro Culture Faculty of Arts opens its screens for the series "Stephen King's Silver Linings," exploring the master of suspense's most humane film adaptations. "Apt Pupil" (1998), directed by Bryan Singer, tells the disturbing story of a teenager who discovers that his neighbor is a Nazi war criminal, sparking a dangerous confrontation. In this unique experience, attendees will immerse themselves in a tale about the darkness of the human soul and moral corruption. Come every Tuesday to enjoy a different story. Admission is free!
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