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At True/False, HOW TO CLEAN A HOUSE IN TEN EASY STEPS Makes Its World Premiere
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Mexico's SAD GIRLZ Wins Berlinale's Generation Crystal Bear

Three Latin American films—from Mexico, Chile, and Peru—were awarded in the Generation competition at the 76th edition

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Cinema Tropical Marks 25 Years at the Forefront of Latin American Cinema

Cinema Tropical, the leading presenter of Latin American cinema in the United States and recipient of the National Society of Film

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Director Dano García Returns to SXSW with the World Premiere of MICKEY

Mickey, the new feature documentary by multi-award-winning trans Mexican filmmaker Dano García, will have its world

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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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“Chris Gude’s vivid documentary on the ravages and inequalities of ages-long gold mining in Venezuela is startling in its poetry and meticulous in its contextualization.” — Film Verdict Don’t miss the U.S. premiere of M
Scenes from Latin America at the Berlinale
Cinema Tropical Marks 25 Years at the Forefront of Latin American Cinema. On this exact day 25 years ago, with the screening of Martín Rejtman's SILVIA PRIETO at the Pioneer Theater in the East Village, Cinema Tropical began its journey. Tod
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
 
 

 
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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.