Screenings and Events:

Events
Apr 13
U.S. Theatrical Release of Lucrecia Martel's ZAMA
Apr 18
Special Screening of NELSON FREIRE
May 3
New York Premiere of THE ABSENT STONE

TropicalFRONT Blog:

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Nicolás Pereda, Alexandra Cuesta and William Caballero Receive Guggenheim Fellowship

The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial
Lincoln Center's Art of the Real Will Present Films from Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Uruguay

The Film Society of Lincoln Center has
Brazilian Film I REMEMBER THE CROWS Awarded at Cinema du Réel

The Brazilian film I Remember the Crows / Lembro Mais dos Corvos, the second
Benicio del Toro Is Appointed President of Cannes' Un Certain Regard Jury

The Cannes Film Festival has announced that Puerto Rican actor Benicio del Toro will
Indigenist Animation Filmmaker Dominique Jonard Dies

French-born Mexico-based filmmaker Dominique Jonard died on Sunday, April 1, at
Natalia Almada's EVERYTHING ELSE Opens in New York in May, Followed by Other Cities

Cinema Tropical has announced the much-anticipated U.S. theatrical release of

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Latinx filmmakers Alexandra Cuesta, Nicolás Pereda, and William D. Caballero have been named recipients of the 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship @alexandra_cuesta_ @williamcaballero #guggenheim
Cinema Tropical Award winner for Best First Film, LA SOLEDAD by Venezuelan director Jorge Thielen Armand is currently streaming on @mubi Be sure to check it out! #MUBI @lasoledadfilm @tarmand_ #venezuela #streaming
Puerto Rican actor Benicio del Toro has been appointed president of the jury of Un Certain Regard at the 71st edition of the Cannes Film Festival, taking place May 8-19 #puertorico #cannes
Q&A with Dominican filmmaker Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias following the #newyorkcity premiere of COCOTE as part of the 47th edition of New Directors / New Films @cocote_rd @filmlinc
 
 
 
 

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