Film: Gulliver’s Travels [] Teatro Santa Ana at La Biblioteca

Lemuel Gulliver (Jack Black) is a modest American citizen who performs a humble job as a newspaper boy in his hometown: New York. Lemuel does his job with all the effort possible, but what he would like to be in reality is a travel editor. Carried away by this dream, he decides to take a trip to the Bermuda Triangle, where he will never arrive, as a horrible storm diverts him from his destination and directs him to Lilliput Island. Here, Gulliver feels big, not only because of his size (well above the Lilliputian dwarves) but also because of his enormously enlarged ego. Gulliver invents the life he always wanted to lead and becomes a character highly admired and respected by his new neighbors. However, the fictional world he has built is not enough for Gulliver to free himself of his personal ghosts.

The film will be screened in Spanish audio with English subtitles.

General admission $50.00

Children free entrance

Students and teachers have 50% off when presenting their valid school credential at the Theater box office (limited to 5 discounts per performance)