A Prosa screens two films by the controversial British filmmaker Ken Russell. 6 Nov: 7:30pm. The Devils. By Ken Russell. 1971 | M/16 | 1h51. France, 17th century: Father Urbain Grandier faces the powerful Cardinal Richelieu while defending the city of Loudun. When a nun consumed by sexual repression accuses him of witchcraft, a persecution unfolds in which religious fanaticism and political power become indistinguishable. 7 Nov: 7:30pm. Altered States. By Ken Russell. 1980 | M/14 | 1h43. A psychophysiologist submits himself to experiments with psychedelic substances and a sensory deprivation chamber, triggering visions he believes correspond to memories inscribed in the very origin of the human species. All films at Cinema PROSA are screened in illuminated pixel (65'' QLED screen) in a room limited to a maximum of 24 spectators. Post-film talk | Subtitles in PT for films spoken in ENG. Subtitles in ENG for films with original sound in languages of other nationalities. Free. Suggested donation €3. ken russell cycle.