Let's Watch "Submarine" (Frank Capra, 1928)

Submarine, Protected content
Frank Capra

Int.: Jack Holt, Dorothy Revier, Ralph Graves.
USA. DCP REST. VOSE*. B/N. 93’.
*original version with Spanish subtitles

Two sailors vie for the affections of the same girl. When she chooses one of them, their friendship ends tragically. This situation changes when one of them is trapped in a submarine and the other is sent to rescue him.

Submarine offers a reflection on the relationship between technological progress and human bonds. Technology can present new risks that can be resolved through personal heroism that forges bonds of friendship. Submarine highlights that the challenges of technology are those of a future society, in which the accelerated development of mechanized problem-solving processes, far from demanding a type of person indifferent to others, requires a greater willingness to give to them.
(Comment by Gracia Prats-Arolas and Jose Alfredo Peris-Cancio)

This is a Protected content sound drama film directed by Frank Capra. While the film has no audible dialog, it was released with a synchronized musical score with sound effects using the sound-on-film Western Electric Sound System process.

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Tickets are not available for sale online currently. We will buy the ticket for the day's session at the box office, on the same day (Tuesday, 9th December), at 18:30.