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José Luis Garci regrets the death of his friend, the screenwriter Javier Muñoz: "He was a collaborator. One of them was Javier with whom I had worked side by side for a few years. He was a fantastic movie buff, a wonderful person and this was last night and we're still in shock. Very young, a tremendous thing. " The film director presents 'Classics', his new television program: "It is a program to try to document and talk about the films that we like a lot, that are classics, which means that they will always be ordering and forming before us. We are going to discover new things no matter how many times we see them and that is a classic, a reflection of our contemporary sensibility, right? And well, that is already being with friends ". Garci assures that classic cinema is not just a thing of the past: "right now there are many classic films. The boys and girls who go to the cinema have their own classics and many of them as the years go by we will discover that they are unappealable. The trilogy of ' Dark Knight 'is wonderful and I think there will always be great movies and films that will create memories and memories of who we saw them with, if you were holding your father's hand. Obviously it is the same as eating pipes or eat popcorn because the world of cinema is the same, the problem is that we are running out of cinema in theaters, but hey, we'll see it wherever ". As for the cancer that Ana Rosa Quintana suffers from, the filmmaker is discreet and prefers not to comment on the subject.