To­day, films from the UK, Ger­many, France and Spain share the spot­light at The Eu­ro­pean Film Fes­ti­val at Movi­eTowne, Port-of-Spain.Tick­ets are $30, with tick­ets for chil­dren and stu­dents in uni­form or with stu­dent ID priced at $20.For more in­for­ma­tion, vis­it the EFF Face­book page at Eu­ro­pean Film Fes­ti­val-Trinidad and To­ba­go or www.ttfilm­fes­ti­val.com/eff

To­day's sched­ule forthe Eu­ro­pean Film Fes­ti­val­Movi­eTowne, Port-of-Spain

11am

The En­tre­pre­neur

Di­rec­tor: Giu­liano Mon­tal­do

2011/ Italy/ 94 mins/ Thriller/ 14+

Nico­la is a fac­to­ry own­er on the verge of bank­rupt­cy. Proud, he re­jects his wealthy moth­er-in-law's as­sis­tance, and re­sorts to un­scrupu­lous means to solve his prob­lems. As his wife Lau­ra be­comes in­creas­ing­ly re­mote, and he is be­sieged by his work­ers, Nico­la's life spins dan­ger­ous­ly out of con­trol.

1pm

Fast Girls

Di­rec­tor: Re­gan Hall

2012/ UK/ 91 mins/ Dra­ma/ PG

Sha­nia is a street-smart sprint­er who de­vel­ops an in­tense ri­val­ry on and off the track with the posh Lisa. The movie fol­lows the young women as they run first at a lo­cal lev­el, then work their way in­to the British 4�100 me­tres re­lay team and com­pete at the World Cham­pi­onships.

3.30pm

Eleanor's Se­cret

Di­rec­tor: Do­minique Mon­fery

2009/ France/ 80 mins/ An­i­ma­tion/ GA

Sev­en-year-old Nathaniel goes with his par­ents to spend the sum­mer in the vil­la that be­longed to his aunt Eleanor. Nathaniel has in­her­it­ed his aunt's li­brary of old books, but he has no in­ter­est in them. That is un­til he dis­cov­ers the books are alive with char­ac­ters from clas­sic fairy tales!

5.30pm

Close to You

Di­rec­tor: Al­mut Get­to

2009/ Ger­many/ 88 mins/ Com­e­dy/ PG13

Phillip, a bank clerk, lives a soli­tary life. Lina is a blind cel­list fed up with oth­er peo­ple's pity. When they meet, Phillip is thrown out of his well-or­dered or­bit. The two un­stop­pably draw clos­er, while at the same time mov­ing away from the safe, pre­dictable ex­is­tence that they knew be­fore.

8pm

Cell 211

Di­rec­tor: Daniel Monz�n

2009/ Spain/ 113 mins/ Dra­ma/ 18+

Juan is a new­ly qual­i­fied pris­ons of­fi­cer. While tour­ing the prison on his first day he is ac­ci­den­tal­ly knocked un­con­scious. Mean­while in­mates ri­ot and take over the pen­i­ten­tiary. The oth­er of­fi­cers flee, leav­ing Juan with on­ly one course of ac­tion: in or­der to sur­vive, he must pre­tend to be an in­mate him­self.