Screenings and Events:

Events
Apr 13
U.S. Theatrical Release of Lucrecia Martel's ZAMA
Apr 29
Special Screening of EL GENERAL
May 3
New York Premiere of THE ABSENT STONE
May 4
New York Theatrical Release of Natalia Almada's EVERYTHING ELSE

TropicalFRONT Blog:

Featured
Marcelo Gomes' JOAQUIM Tops the Havana Film Festival New York

The Brazilian historical drama film Joaquim, the fifth feature by director Marcelo Gomes,
Cannes 2018: Films from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico Headed to Directors' Fortnight

Directors' Fortnight, the independent
“I Shoot the Body as a Mysterious Geography”: An Exclusive Conversation with Lucrecia Martel

During the recent visit of Argentine
Chilean Short RAPAZ Is the Only Latin American Selection at Critics' Week

The International Critics' Week—the parallel non-competitive film section at the Cannes
Lucrecia Martel's ZAMA Has a Strong Opening Weekend at the U.S. Box Office

The Argentine film Zama, the fourth feature film by acclaimed director Lucrecia Martel
Argentina's EL ANGEL by Luis Ortega Selected for Cannes' Un Certain Regard

The Argentine film El Ángel by Luis Ortega (Lulu, Monobloc) has been announced as the

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Mexican legendary comedian Mario Moreno #Cantinflas died today 25 years ago #inmemoriam #mexico
Renowned Brazilian pianist Nelson Freire with Cinema Tropical’s Director of Special Projects @madewithloveproject and Sebastián Zubieta, Director of Music Programs at @musicamericas following the special screening of the documentary film NELSON FREIRE by João Moreira Salles, co-presented by @cinematropical with @ascoa with the sponsorship of the Consulate General of #brasil in #nyc #brazil🇧🇷 Photo by Nicolas Manassi-Rory Yohai Photography for Americas Society
Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and Chilean trans actress Daniela Vega have been included in @time list of 100 most influential people #TIME100 #mexico #chile @realgdt @dani.vega.h
 
 
 
 

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