The city's largest screen, Domo IMAX at CECUT will feature a documentary from National Geographic, narrated by Enrique Arreola, about Jerusalem's cultural diversity.

Throughout the week they will also continue to show "Misterios de un Mundo Invisible".

On a smaller screen we have an interesting proposal, as this week the Carlos Monsiváis theater will be showing "Ida" and "Enero."

A novice is preparing to become a nun. Before this happens, a Mother Superior lets her know that she has a living relative, an aunt that she needs to meet before she takes her definite vows. Together, they will take on a voyage in search for their roots, putting their faith and strength to the task, this film will also be shown at Sala Carlos Monsiváis from April 1st to 7th.

After murdering his wife, Horace runs away with his lover. Inside a cabin in the woods, they will both seek to turn their story into a ode to love; however, something will prevent their happiness (the fact that she murdered his wife, perhaps...). The film from Adrián González will be shown at Sala Carlos Monsiváis from April 1st to 10th.

Source: Cartelera CECUT.

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