"Travelling": La (poca) ètica del mercat financer

Ferran Auberni repassa les estrenes de cinema de la setmana, encapçalades per "La gran apuesta", nominada a 5 Oscars i que recrea l'origen de la crisi econòmica. També destaca l'esteticista "La juventud", de Paolo Sorrentino, i la commovedora "Mia madre", de Nanni Moretti.

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