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Lost & Found: HUAQUERO
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U.S. Theatrical Release of AMERICAN PACHUCO: THE LEGEND OF LUIS VALDEZ
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Theatrical Release of LOST CHAPTERS
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Lost & Found: FUTURE FUTURE
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AMERICAN PACHUCO: THE LEGEND OF LUIS VALDEZ Begins U.S. Theatrical Run July 17 at Film Forum
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Fifty Years of the San Antonio CineFestival: Celebrating the Legacy of the Nation's Longest-Running Latinx Film Festival
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“A Sunday Afternoon with Rita Lee”: Oswaldo Santana on Co-Directing RITAS

By Guili Barki Minkovicius
Few figures in Brazilian culture occupy as many different identities as Rita Lee. Rock

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Theatrical Release of Venezuelan Drama LOST CHAPTERS by Lorena Alvarado Begins July 24 at IFC Center

New York-based distributor Several Futures has announced the upcoming U.S.

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In the Spirit of the World Cup: 10 Latin American Films About Soccer

By Guili Barki Minkovicius
If there is one thing capable of uniting Latin America across borders, it is soccer. Every

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Ninón Sevilla: Queen of the Mexican Cabaret on The Criterion Channel

One of the most magnetic stars of Mexican cinema’s Golden Age is taking center stage next month on The Criterion Channel. A new

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"An essential viewing... wondrously affecting and vibrantly humane." —Roger Costa, @brazilianpressnewspaper Join us for the U.S. premiere of RITAS, a vibrant, irreverent, and deeply personal portrait of Brazil's legendary Queen of
Join us for the New York Premiere of HUAQUERO, the acclaimed debut feature by Ecuadorean filmmaker Juan Carlos Donoso Gómez, on Wednesday, July 15 at Anthology Film Archives as part of Cinema Tropical's Lost & Found series. Set amid the c
 
 

 
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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.