Ecuador has announced La Mala Noche (The Longest Night) as its Oscar candidate in the foreign language competition for the 92nd
Oscars: Panama Selects EVERYBODY CHANGES as its Contender
Panama has become the first Latin American country to select its candidate for the foreign language film competition at the
Argentine Film Project BOROM TAXI Wins Cinema Tropical Award at Argentina's LABEX
The Argentine film project Borom Taxi, to be the debut feature by Andrés Guerberoff, has won the Cinema Tropical prize at the 11th
Ezequiel Yanco's LA VIDA EN COMÚN to Have U.S Premiere at the Camden Film Festival
The Camden International Film Festival, the annual documentary film festival based in Camden, Rockport, and Rockland, Maine, has
Ecuador's LA MALA NOCHE Wins the Best International Film Award at the New York Latino Film Festival
The Ecuadorian film La Mala Noche (The Longest Night), the debut feature by Gabriela Calvache, was the winner of the award for Best International Feature at the 2019 edition of the New York Latino Film Festival. Calvache’s film, which had its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival, and has played at the Guadalajara and Edinburgh film festivals, is a bold thriller drama and a poignant femme-power Indictment of human trafficking.
A co-production between Calvache’s Cineatica Films and Geminiano Pineda’s Cine Canibal of Mexico, the film follows Dana, played by Colombian actress Nöelle Schönwald (Love in the Time of Cholera), who is a smart and beautiful woman who resorts to prostitution to make a living. She must deliver most of her income to Nelson (Jaime Tamariz), the mafia boss, who protects and exploits her. She's good at what she does, a job she landed by mistake, out of love.
Perhaps, if she behaves well enough, she might get her freedom, but her daughter's illness and addiction to a pharmaceutical drug will prevent her from reaching her goals. An unexpected incident will give her the opportunity to break free from her captor and seek justice with her own hands.
The 2019 edition of the New York Latino Film Festival took place August 12 - 18.
END OF THE CENTURY Tops the U.S. Specialty Box Office
The film End of the Century / Fin de siglo, the debut feature by Argentine director Lucio Castro topped the U.S. specialty box office earning an estimate $10,398 gross in its
