Cinema

Lapiz created a trailer in support of this year’s Chicago Latino Film Festival (April 13-24) entitled “Paternity.” The spot captures a father telling his son, after many years of withholding the truth, that he is not his biological father. The same story is retold three times, in three different countries, affecting how the news is relayed and interpreted.

As part of the many events surrounding the Tribeca Film Festival, this past Saturday April 23rd, well-known Latino filmmakers, industry representatives and special guests gathered at a private event hosted by Heineken at the Thompson Hotel in New York City. By Liliana Gil, Managing Partner, XL Alliance and Moments2CultuRise Host Available on HispanicCMO.com

La Banda Films announced the release of the documentary film, Harlistas: An American Journey, premiering April 2011. The film is directed by award-winning filmmaker Alfredo de Villa and follows the emotional journeys of real-life Harlistas – Harley riders of Latino heritage – as they seek adventure, camaraderie and achievement of the American Dream.

Gov. Luis Fortuño signed a new cinema-incentives law Friday aimed at taking Puerto Rico’s percolating film industry to the next level.

A couple of weeks ago I finally parked myself at the Richard Rodgers Theater on Broadway to see “In the Heights,” the Tony award-winning musical written by Lin-Manuel Miranda, about New York’s Nuyorican and Dominican neighborhood of upper Manhattan. What a charming, inspiring show.
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