Every year, during Christmas, the CCCB offers free children's cinema in the Hall. This year the gift is double because they have recovered Tic Tac by Rosa Vergés, one of the most legendary films of children's cinema in our country. A film with great musical scenes, in which you can see clocks, mice, witches, planets, flies and dancing mussels.
The film exudes great imagination, and just for the musical scenes it is worth watching, not in vain Tic Tac received a Goya nomination for best original music) and a very theatrical art direction, Rosa Vergés takes us into a wonderful world inside the clocks and their different rhythms.
Synopsis
It's Christmas and Hector, a child gifted with great curiosity, travels to France with his parents. On the way, he gets off at an unnamed station to send his letter to the Three Wise Men, but while he is dropping the letter in a mailbox, he misses the train. There he meets Bibu and Olivia, two siblings who teach him that time is alive. With the help of the Sun and the Moon, the children will manage to go back in time so that Hector can return to his parents.
Tic Tac, Rosa Vergés, 1997, 90 minutes.
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