Escaramuza & Elena at SF Doc Fest, Co-Presenting
We’re happy to be co-presenting these two films at SF Doc Fest– which runs from June 6-23 in San Francisco and Santa Cruz. Elena- Brazil- Dir.…
Author: Lucho Ramirez
Lucho Ramirez is the director of Cine+Mas SF, the presenter of the SF Latino Film Festival.
Eduardo Galeano- Talk & Book Signing- May 21- Oakland
An Evening with EDUARDO GALEANO “Children of the Days: A Calendar of Human History” Hosted by Miguel Guerrero Tuesday, May 21, 7:30 pm In 2010,…
La Salsa Cubana – DVD Release Party- May 30 – Mission Cultural Center
La Salsa Cubana was an audience favorite at the 2011 Cine+Mas SF Latino Film Festival. We encourage you to come out for the DVD Release…
Call for Entries Extended – June 7
Cine+Mas SF has extended the call for entries. The deadline is May 17 June 7. Shorts, features, documentaries, or narrative fiction- all welcome. The Festival includes…
Presentation of Mexican Film “Post Tenebras Lux” May 29 -June 2
Cine+Mas SF is proud to be co-presenting this film with Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The new film by maverick Mexican filmmaker Carlos Reygadas…
The Undocumented on PBS/KQED, Independent Lens
Though the immigration debate focuses on the living, most seem to forget those that don’t make it across and end up dying in the desert.…
Shenandoah, Documentary Screening & Conversation April 29
Shenandoah, a coal-mining town with a proud immigrant past, once fueled America’s industrial revolution. Today, it is a town in decline, and the descendants of…
Blancanieves, Snow White with Spanish Panache
Blancanieves is a twist on the Snow White fairy tale. This time it is set in 1920s Seville (Spain) and centered on a female bullfighter.…
Filly Brown- Opens Nationally – April 19
Filly Brown opens on April 19 nationally. Check listings for times at a theater near you. You may recall this was our opening night film at…
Get your Almodovar Fix at the Castro April 11
Part of what makes the Castro Theater such a treasure is the programming. This month for example there were three days of a sing-a-long screening…