Arthur Vianna Library screens the movie 'Marley & Me' on Wednesday (30)
The free programming, in the audiovisual space of the Library, is promoted by the Cultural Foundation of Pará
The Arthur Vianna Public Library (BPAV), located at Centur, headquarters of the Cultural Foundation of Pará (FCP), in Belém, is hosting a special cinema session this Wednesday (30) at 3 PM, featuring the film "Marley & Me" in the audiovisual space on the 3rd floor of the building. The free programming is part of the audiovisual project "Cine Arthur," promoted by the FCP.
Based on the best-seller by John Grogan, "Marley & Me" tells the story of a couple, played by Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson, who decide to adopt a Labrador puppy named Marley. With a sensitive and humorous narrative, the film touches the heart by showcasing the strong bond between humans and their pets.
To cover the 14 years of Marley’s life, 22 Labradors played the role of the dog. To train the dogs to fetch objects, trainers used baby food to attract them in scenes where they needed to lick something or someone. The film crew also included a group of trainers to ensure that all recordings took place safely for everyone.
Service: "Cine Arthur" programming - screening of the movie "Marley & Me". On July 30 (Wednesday), at 3 PM, on the 3rd floor of the Arthur Vianna Public Library, headquarters of the FCP - Avenida Gentil Bitencourt, No. 650, Nazaré neighborhood.
Text: Maurício Carvalho - Ascom/FCP
