Mark your calendar to see *Nosferatu* in Mexico City’s Historic Center! The film will be screened on October 28 at 7:00 p.m. Admission is free; just be sure to dress warmly since it’s an outdoor screening.
The Day of the Dead is just around the corner. As part of the seasonal activities, *Nosferatu* will be screened at Plaza Tolsá (Tacuba 8, Colonia Centro). It will be a special screening featuring pianist Alejandro S. Ávila, who will perform the film’s musical score live.
Head over to the Historic Center of Mexico City to see *Nosferatu*
The film will be screened on Wednesday, October 28, at 7:00 p.m. in Plaza Manuel Tolsá. Admission is free. *Nosferatu* was released in 1922 and tells the story of Hutter, who, for work, had to move to a castle in Transylvania. There, he meets Count Orlok, who is actually a vampire. The film is a silent film classic.
In addition to the film, the Festival de las Ánimas will feature various activities, such as workshops and music. A tour of the Historic Center will begin at 3:00 p.m. on October 28. The starting point is Pilares-El hijo del Ahuizote (24 República de Colombia, Colonia Centro). Attendees are welcome to come in costume.
In fact, the Historic Center will host a Day of the Dead festival featuring a parade, a bike ride, and many offerings.
