5 Views on Dracula, The Eternal Myth

The Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival celebrates fifty years of existence, while FX ANIMATION 3D and Film School celebrates 10 years as a leading worldwide 3D and film school. The two anniversaries add up to sixty years, half of the age that the iconic character Dracula has reached, the eternal myth that will be the leitmotif of the upcoming edition of the festival taking place in October. Undoubtedly, Dracula is and will continue to be a key character in the history of fantastic cinema. To celebrate this, FX Animation has prepared a cycle featuring the most important films about the character created by Bram Stoker, which will be screened during the month of September at the school. A series of masterclasses consisting of the screening of five masterpiece works of horror cinema, each accompanied by analysis by the best film critics from Barcelona and FX Animation teachers. This cycle will serve as a preview for the highly anticipated edition of the best fantastic film festival in the world, featuring the presentation by Ángel Sala, director of the Sitges Festival and Godfather of the FX ANIMATION Anniversary. Dracula is eternal, just like Sitges and FX Animation. List of films in the cycle: - 18/9/17 NOSFERATU (1922) by W.F. Murnau Analysis by Andrés Hispano - 20/9/17 DRACULA (1931) by Tod Browning Analysis by Andrés Hispano - 21/9/17 DRACULA (1958) by Terence Fisher Analysis by Màrius Rubio - 25/9/17 NOSFERATU, THE VAMPYRE (1979) by Werner Herzog Analysis by Desirée de Fez - 27/9/17 BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA (1992) by Francis Ford Coppola Analysis by Andrés Hispano