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First Puerto Rican Film to Win a Spirit Award, ESTA ISLA Opens in U.S. Theaters
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La torre de marfil y el púlpito: la distribución comunitaria de VENGO VOLVIENDO, 10 años después

Desde el apoyo estratégico en festivales hasta la promoción directa en comunidades: los

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CÓMO LIMPIAR UNA CASA EN 10 PASOS FÁCILES de Carolina González Valencia tendrá su estreno mundial en True/False

Cómo limpiar una casa en 10 pasos fáciles (How to Clean a House in Ten Easy Steps) la

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Mexican Sci-Fi Doc DAUGHTERS OF THE FOREST World Premieres at CPH:DOX Followed by SXSW

Daughters of the Forest / Hijas del bosque, the new film by director Otilia Portillo Padua,

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Cinema Tropical celebra su 25 aniversario con una primera ronda de funciones especiales

Cinema Tropical, la principal promotora de cine latinoamericano en los Estados Unidos y galardonada con el Premio Legado Fílmico

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Inside PUNKU: A Conversation with Peruvian Director J.D. Fernández Molero

On Wednesday, February 18, Punku, the latest film by Peruvian Rotterdam Tiger Award–winning writer-director J.D Fernández Molero

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Cinema Tropical at 25: ZAMA. Director Lucrecia Martel and actor Sônia Braga at a special Cocktail Tropical celebrating the North American premiere of ZAMA at the New York Film Festival at Film at Lincoln Center on October 15, 2017. . . . #cinem
"Masterfully directed… a true achievement,” raves Devika Girish in her New York Times review of the Mexican film WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED / NO NOS MOVERÁN by Pierre Saint Martin, now streaming on Hulu in the United States. . . .
“A one-size-fits-all distribution plan is a myth.” That’s what Ecuadorian filmmakers Isabel Rodas and Gabriel Páez learned when they took a radical approach to distributing their film VENGO VOLVIENDO (HERE AND THERE) in 2016
 
 

 
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Cinema Tropical's programs are made possible with the support of the New York State Council on the Arts.
They are also supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
in partnership with the City Council, the Color Congress, and the Vilcek Foundation.