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Director Dano García Returns to SXSW with the World Premiere of MICKEY
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Latin America Scores Major Wins at the Film Independent Spirit Awards

Latin American filmmakers from Brazil, Puerto Rico, and Chile had a powerful showing at this year’s Film Independent

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Brazilian Film OUR SECRET Unveils Poster Ahead of Berlinale World Premiere

Brazilian filmmaker, playwright, and actress Grace Passô will present her debut feature, Our Secret / Nosso Segredo, in its world

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Colombia’s A POET Becomes One of the Best-Reviewed Films of the Year

The Colombian film A Poet / Un poeta, directed by Simón Mesa Soto, received a 100% Certified Fresh badge from Rotten

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In Memoriam: Jorge Ruffinelli, Uruguayan Scholar of Latin American Cinema (1943–2026)

Jorge Ruffinelli, the esteemed Uruguayan film scholar, literary critic, and cultural

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UN POETA debuta con éxito en Estados Unidos y se expande a nuevas ciudades

Un poeta, la aclamada comedia negra de Simón Mesa Soto, tuvo un debut muy potente en su estreno comercial en los Estados

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Scenes from last night’s U.S. premiere of the Peruvian film PUNKU at Anthology Film Archives, with director J.D. Fernández Molero in conversation with Cinema Tropical’s Carlos A. Gutiérrez. Photos by Natalia Hernánde
FREE! Thursday, February 19, 6:30pm at Macaulay Honors College. https://macaulay.cuny.edu/calendar-of-events/some-mexican-movie-faves/
Join us for a special sneak preview of THE BLUE TRAIL / O ÚLTIMO AZUL, the latest film by visionary Brazilian director Gabriel Mascaro (NEON BULL), winner of the Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize at the Berlinale. Set in a near-future Brazil where
Latin American winners from Brazil, Puerto Rico, and Chile, at the 41st edition of the Film Independent Spirit Awards: - THE SECRET AGENT / O AGENTE SECRETO by Kleber Mendonça Filho, Braizl: Best International Film - ESTA ISLA by Lorraine Jone
 
 

 
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