In Theaters:

Events
MV5BODBiOTRiNGItMjM5OC00ODExLWFmY2MtMzhiYjZhOWJkNzAwXkEyXkFqcGc@._V1_.jpg
Apr 23
Theatrical Releases
U.S. Latinx and Latin American Films at ReelAbilities Film Festival
Theatrical Releases
Theatrical Releases
Daugthers of the Forest_01.jpg
Apr 24
Theatrical Releases
DAUGHTERS OF THE FOREST at SFFILM and Margaret Mead
Theatrical Releases
Theatrical Releases
V25cobre08.jpg
Apr 29
Theatrical Releases
Prismatic Ground Presents COBRE
Theatrical Releases
Theatrical Releases
UndertheFlagstheSun.jpg
May 7
Theatrical Releases
Lost & Found: UNDER THE FLAGS, THE SUN
Theatrical Releases
Theatrical Releases
STILL-1-1-1.webp
May 29
Theatrical Releases
Theatrical Release of THE CURRENTS
Theatrical Releases
Theatrical Releases
 

TropicalFRONT Blog:

Featured
Screen Shot 2026-04-22 at 3.16.24 PM.png
Check Out the Latinx and Latin American Winners at the 43rd Miami Film Festival

The Miami Film Festival recently concluded its 43rd edition, announcing a slate of winners that highlights the continued vital

Brandoni.Puenzo.Aristarain.2-1.png
Argentine Cinema Mourns the Loss of Three Major Figures: Brandoni, Puenzo, and Aristarain

In a devastating week for Argentine culture and cinema, the South American country has

M86-102-8-SC32-0024-R-1.jpg
MEXICO 86 Starring Diego Luna Unveils First Trailer Ahead of Netflix Premiere
full_Sad_Girlz_3_clean_16x9.jpg
Double Berlinale Winner SAD GIRLZ to Have North American Premiere at Tribeca 2026
GDV Stills_1.184.1.jpg
Tribeca Unveils 2026 Lineup Featuring U.S. Latinx and Latin American Cinema

The Tribeca Festival has announced its 2026 programming, unveiling a robust selection of films from Latin America and the Latinx

Feuilles-dété-1536x1168.jpg
MoMA to Present a Retrospective of Mexican Experimental Filmmaker Teo Hernández

This spring, the Museum of Modern Art offers a rare and long-overdue encounter with one

More Posts →

Instagram:

Cinema Tropical at 25: Veredas — THE INVISIBLE LIFE Director Karim Aïnouz (center) at the New York premiere of THE INVISIBLE LIFE, with actor Rodrigo Santoro (left) and screenwriter Mauricio Zacharias. Part of our series "Veredas:
Argentine cinema has lost three major figures in the same week: actor Luis Brandoni, and filmmakers Luis Puenzo and Adolfo Aristarain. Luis Brandoni, one of Argentina’s most recognizable actors, built a decades-long career across film, televis
Three essential films. One vital program. Discover a powerful selection of Latinx and Latin American films, co-presented by Cinema Tropical, at this year’s ReelAbilities Film Festival, running April 23—30 in New York City and online. -
 
 

 
NYSCA Logo - Black.3.png
 

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.