#TBT Gitanos de Buenos Aires Doc – View it here
This fascinating documentary from Argentina screened during SFLFF 2010. Directed by Xavier Villaverde and Regina Alvarez. You can view it in its entirety here: Gitanos…
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Esai Morales Explains 4-H in Hollywood
We had a chance to spend some time with Esai Morales last summer when he was promoting the release of “Gun Hill Road”. It’s clear…
THE STORM THAT SWEPT MEXICO
The Mexican Revolution was the first major revolution to be filmed. The Storm that Swept Mexico incorporates photographs and motion pictures from these earliest days…
Charlie Sheen in PLATOON
Our movie of the week is PLATOON in honor of Charlie Sheen winning. In 1986, Sheen was making movies. He played Chris Taylor, a college…
Mystico Fantástico Makes World Premiere at Cinequest
The SF Latino Film Festival is pleased to co-present the world premiere of Mystico Fantastico. This feature film is written and directed by Anita Doron…
‘From Prada to Nada’ tops the indie box office charts
Have you seen this riches to rags story on the big screen? You probably heard the buzz online. ‘From Prada to Nada’ tops the indie…
Bollywood Gets BAD to the BONE in Endhiran
Bollywood is the highest grossing movie industry in the world, making more than three times the green as the Hollywood film industry. In India’s most…
Spain’s Official Selection for Foreign Film Oscar
Icíar Bollaín tells the story of Christopher Columbus in También la Lluvia (Even the Rain). Drama. 2009. 103 min.
Mexico’s Official Selection for Foreign Language Oscar Gets Nominated
Biutiful directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu from Mexico is among the five nominated for Best Foreign Language Film. Javier Bardem is nominated for Best Actor…
Argentina’s Official Selection for Foreign Film Oscar
Carancho directed by Pablo Trapero from Argentina. 107 minutes, drama. The film was presented as Official Selection at Cannes Film Festival 2010, Pablo Trapero as…