Julio Bracho and Mexican Cinema’s Golden Age at UC Berkeley June through July
Our friends over at the University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive have programmed a noir series celebrating Julio Bracho, one of…
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September Film Programming Update
Our programming team has been screening, discussing, arguing and carefully deciding on the final few films that will makeup the official selection for our film…
‘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…
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…
Costa Rica’s Official Selection for Foreign Film Oscar
Saludos Cybergente. Award season is here and we’re on the verge of hearing official Oscar nominations. However we already know nominees for the Foreign reign…
A look back at “El Norte”
Hello Cyberlandia, hope you’re all enjoying a lazy Sunday. We’re featuring a video interview of Gregory Nava at an event celebrating the 25th anniversary of…
Documentary film distributor adds foreign film division
Snag Films an online distribution network for documentaries struck a $10 million dollar deal Monday to expand its digital network which includes a division for…
In rememberance of the late Dr. King
January 15, 1929 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was born, one the finest men this country has produced. Below is the legendary speech “I have…