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The movie ‘Once Upon A Time in Venezuela’ tells the story of a small town that survives the corruption and pollution in Venezuela. Photo: YouTube.

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Once Upon A Time...

Follow the trials of a Venezuelan fishing village.
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Mexican-American writer-director Jesús Celaya, writer-director Jazmín Aguilar, and comedian, filmmaker, and professional soccer player Lorena Russi. Photo: Courtesy Spotlight Dorado.
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Supporting Latino Filmmakers
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Acclaimed at the Venice, Toronto, San Sebastian, BFI London, San Francisco and Miami film festivals, the film 'La caja' has been selected as Venezuela's candidate for the Oscar. Photo: Courtesy MUBI.
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'The Box' debuts in the US
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La película “El otro Tom” se estrena en EE.UU este viernes 14 de octubre. Foto: Cortesía Outsider Pictures.
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Estreno de 'El otro Tom'
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The film 'Raymond and Ray' will premiere on Apple TV + on October 21. Photo: Courtesy Apple TV+.
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'Raymond & Ray' on Apple TV+
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BRFC members specialize in documentaries, narrative films, or a hybrid of both. Photo: Courtesy Brazilian Filmmakers Collective.
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Brazil to Conquer Hollywood
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El documental "Mi país imaginario" se proyecta en varios cines de Estados Unidos. Foto: © Atacama Productions.
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'My Imaginary Country'
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The documentary Mija is a tribute to the young Latin generations, who pursue their dreams while honoring the sacrifice of their migrant families. Credit: ©2022 Disney
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"Mija" Documentary
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The third annual LALIFF Inclusion Fellowship will be awarded to ten visionary self-identifying Indigenous Latino and Afro/Black Latino for the production of their short films. Photo: RobLatour/LALIFF/Shutterstock.
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LALIFF Inclusion Fellowship
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Argentinian actor Ricardo Darín and director Santiago Mitre, from “Argentina, 1985”, the film that won the International Federation of Film Critics award at the Venice Film Festival. Photo: Getty.
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Latinos at Venice Film Fest
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El documental brasileño “A Última Floresta” relata la historia de lucha del pueblo nativo Yanomami contra la invasión de excavadores, que contaminan sus recursos naturales y propagan enfermedades. Foto: Pedro J. Márquez.
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A Tribute to the Yanomami
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After winning in Outfest and Sundance festival, The Mexican film “Dos Estaciones” will premiere in several cities in the United States. Photo:
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'Dos Estaciones' in the US
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Shot in Super 16mm, the film The Great Movement is director Kiro Russo’s second feature film and part of a trilogy that tells the story of the miners in Bolivia. Photo: Courtesy of KimStim.
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'The Great Movement'
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The film "Desierto Particular", by Brazilian director Aly Muritiba, will premiere in New York and Los Angeles. Photo: Kino Lorber.
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Brazilian film debuts in US
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(Left to right ) Cecilia Aldarondo is a director-producer from the Puerto Rican diaspora who works at the intersection of poetics and politics; Nicole Mejia is a Los Angeles based director, writer and producer; With five feature films, Yulene Olaizola is one of the most prolific female directors from Latin America. Courtesy The Latinx House .
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Scholarships for Latinas
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Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio will premiere in December on Netflix. Photo: YouTube.
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'Pinocchio' by Del Toro
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HITN wants to amplify the voices of Latinos. Photo courtesy of Cynthia Rivera
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Representation matters
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The film 'Próprio,' directed by Brazilian producer Rafael Thomaseto, was recently screened at the Los Angeles Latino Film Festival. Photo: Courtesy.
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Latinx movies in Pride Month
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American actress of Puerto Rican origin Gina Rodríguez has been cast to lead the reboot of 'Spy Kids' for Netflix. Photo: Getty Images.
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Latinas in 'Spy Kids'
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Martín Boulocq is one of the Bolivian directors of the moment. His film "The Visitor" made a successful debut at this year's Tribeca Film Festival. Photo: Andrea Camponovo.
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The boom of Bolivian cinema
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Filmmaker recording a movie.
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Latino Filmmakers in Action
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The film "The Visitor", by the Bolivian Martin Boulocq, will be one of the Latin films that will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. Photo: Tribeca Film Festival.
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Latinos at Tribeca
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The TV series 'Cabinet of Curiosities,' directed by Guillermo del Toro, will premiere on Netflix in 2022. Photo: Getty Images.
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New from Guillermo del Toro
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The Latin remake of "The Father of the Bride" will premiere on HBO Max in June. Photo: YouTube.
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Latin remake
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The psychological thriller "Welcome, Violet!" will premiere at the Brooklyn Film Festival. Photo: Brooklyn Film Festival - Press.
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Brooklyn Film Festival
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“La Jauría”, the debut feature by Colombian director Andrés Ramírez Pulido, won the Critics' Week Grand Prize at the Cannes Festival. Photo: Semaine de la Critique.
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Colombian film in Cannes
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The Brazilian film 'A Última Floresta' triumphed at the Platinum Awards as 'Best Documentary.' Photo: YouTube.
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Indigenous films go Platinum
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"1976" by the Chilean actress and director will premiere in the Directors' Fortnight, a parallel selection to the Cannes Film Festival. Photo: gettyimages.
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Latinos at Cannes
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Latino director Robert Rodríguez will be the director of the"Spy Kids" spin-off for Netflix. Photo: gettyimages.
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“Spy Kids” spin-off
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The filmmaker Fede Álvarez has been chosen by 20th Century Studios to direct the new Alien movie. Photo: YouTube - Cámara Testigo.
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'Alien' goes Latino
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Submissions for the film competition will open this month, March 2022. Photo: HBO Max
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HBO Supports Latino Shorts
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The Film Festival will showcase various movies and documentaries from all over Latin America. Photo: PHLAFF.
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Philadelphia Latin Film Fest