Eight films and series about Pope Francis
Jorge Mario Bergoglio has been interviewed by filmmakers such as Wim Wenders and Gianfranco Rosi, and has been played by Jonathan Pryce, Darío Grandinetti and Rodrigo de la Serna
Jeremy Irons: ‘I love villains, I identify with them’
‘Brideshead Revisited,’ ‘The Mission,’ ‘The French Lieutenant’s Woman’… these are just some of the titles in film and television that forged the career of this great British actor. Irons originally intended to be a musician, but his physique, voice and acting skills led him down the path of cinema. EL PAÍS spoke with him in Seville
‘One Life’: The most salvageable aspect, Mr. Anthony Hopkins
A prosperous English stockbroker set out in 1939 to seek shelter in British homes for hundreds of Jewish children living in Prague. The film is based on a true story, but it lacks emotion
A new case with Jodie Foster at the end of the world: Mexican Issa López takes on the challenge of ‘True Detective’
‘Night Country’ is the latest installment of the television anthology, which returns after five years with a new, female perspective in front of and behind the camera
Sheena Josselyn, neuroscientist: ‘Eliminating a memory is fairly simple, once you have the right tools’
The researcher in brain mechanisms talks about creating and destroying memories, something she has already managed to do in mice
Anthony Hopkins: ‘At the age of 17, I was tired of being called stupid. I said, “I’m going to do something. I’m going to be an actor”’
At 85, the two-time Oscar winner plays a grandfather in ‘Armageddon Time.’ Off-screen, he knows that he still has a lot of life left to live and has put his fears behind him to enjoy it