Today Sunday April 8, 2018 you can see the steam
locomotive and visit the permanent cinema exhibition.
This Sunday, April 8, there will be an opportunity to see
the steam locomotive Baldwin-La Guadix in motion and to visit the permanent
exhibition "Guadix de cine" that has been installed in the cocheron
where the locomotive is located. As reported by the councilor of Tourism, Ivan
Lopez Ariza, the activity will take place between ten in the morning and two in
the afternoon, at which time everything you want such as talking to the
engineer and to see this mythical steam locomotive circulating the stretch of
track that is in front of the station and enjoy the recently inaugurated
exhibition that covers the cinematographic history of the city of Gaudix.
As always, access to the cocherón will be duly signaled.
The councilor recommends that anyone who wishes to attend follow the instructions
of Civil Protection and Local Police to safely access it. And remember that it
is absolutely prohibited to access the train from the passenger station.
The steam locomotive has been the main actor in mythical
films of the history of cinema such as "Reds" by Warren Beatty,
"Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" by Steven Spielberg or
"Good Morning, Babylon" by the Taviani Brothers and “The Good, the
Bad and the Ugly” by Sergio Leone among many others. For its part, the
permanent exhibition "Guadix de cine" allows the visitor to travel
from the western movies to the temple of "Indiana Jones and the Last
Crusade" or to the memories of the old accitalian cinemas and of the films
and series shot in Guadix (as "Emerald city"). It ccounts for it with
interesting pieces elaborated by hand and with other originals used in the
filming. Giving place to an unforgettable experience that allows you to travel
through time and the cinema.
With this exhibition and with activities such as this one
Sunday, the valuable cinematographic past of our city is valued. A past that
continues to have its reflection in the present, because there are still many
producers interested in shooting in Guadix. "And that undoubtedly
constitutes a means of development for our city, since the tourism related to
the cinema is a booming sector that we should not miss", as the Councilor
for Tourism recalls.
Do not forget that the space of the cocherón will be one
of the attractions of the events of the XXX anniversary of the filming of Indiana
Jones that is scheduled for next June (specifically June 8 to 10). An event
that has already awakened the interest of many of the fans around the world in
this film saga.
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