Screenings and Events:

Events
Dec 18
New York Premiere of TORQUATO NETO: EVERY HOUR OF THE END
Dec 18
New York Premiere of LOS TERRITORIOS

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Colombia's BIRDS OF PASSAGE and Mexico's ROMA Get Shortlisted for the Oscars
Colombia's BIRDS OF PASSAGE Tops the Havana Film Festival

Colombian film Birds of Passage / Pájaros de verano was the winner of the top award for Best Film at the 40th edition of the Havana Film Festival. Directed by Cristina Gallego
Criterion to Release Carlos Reygadas' 2002 Debut Feature JAPÓN

Criterion, the cherished American home video distribution company focused on classic and contemporary films, has
Argentine Filmmaker Eduardo Williams Wins Lincoln Center Award for Emerging Artists

Argentine filmmaker Eduardo “Teddy” Williams has been announced as one of the ten winners of the 2019 Lincoln Center
Lincoln Center to Present the Retrospective Series 'Complete Cuarón' this January

The Film Society of Lincoln Center has announced the retrospective film series
EL ÁNGEL, ROMA, LOS PERROS and A TWELVE-YEAR NIGHT Vie for Spain's Goya Awards

The Spanish Academy of Cinematic Arts and Sciences has announced the nominees for the 33rd edition of the Goya Awards, Spain’s

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Colombia’s @pajarosdeverano and Mexico’s @romacuaron get shortlisted for the Oscars #colombia #mexico #academyawards #oscars2019
A star is born #yalitzaaparicio #Mexico #Vogue #RomaCuaron
Mexican actress @yalitzaapariciomtz in the cover of @thewrap #RomaCuaron #Mexico
Join us for a special screening of TORQUATO NETO - EVERY HOUR IF THE END, Eduardo Ades and Marcus Fernando’s documentary on Brazilian journalist, poet and songwriter. Tuesday, December 18, 8pm at @symphonyspace Sponsored by @consuladobrnyc and with the support of @heliocampos #Brazil #TorquatoNeto #documentary
 
 
 
 

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