Posts Tagged ‘Tribeca Film Festival’
La Macha Has Salma, Mala Has……
6:00 am By Maegan la Mamita Mala · Movies| New York| mexico · 2 Comments
29 Apr 2009Don’t think Macha is the only one who can do some objectifying.
Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna are in New York City to see me. Pero first they had to stop at the Tribeca Film Festival for the U.S. premiere of Rudo y Cursi.
Gael can give me his Mexican flu whenever he wants.
Via / Lossip
Tribeca Film Festival : Lens on Latinos
8:00 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Events| Movies| New York City · 2 Comments
8 May 2007
The Tribeca Film Festival, which started in 2002 as a vehicle to bring people back to downtown Manhattan post 9-11-01, celebrated it 6th year and closed this past weekend. This year the festival spanned more of the borough of Manhattan than ever before with films, festival, and discussions with the filmmakers and actors. Featured are no less than 26 films with Latino/Hispanic content or filmmakers. These films explore a range of genres from documentaries to drama and highlight well known cinema players and new blood.
Tribeca Film Festival Goes Latina
10:28 am By Maegan La Mala · Events| Movies| New York City · Comments Off
24 Apr 2006
Robert DeNiro’s downtown NYC film festival, the Tribeca Film Festival, is in full swing in this, its 6th year. The festival, featuring the best in new film from all over the globe, would be incomplete, especially in NYC, if it didn’t feature the Latina experience. Rican actress and director Rosie Perez has her first documentary film featured at the festival, Yo Soy Boricua, Pa’Que Tu lo Sepas, which looks at the history of Ricans, including her own familia. The feature length documentary is showing April 28th through May 7th at theatres throughout the city.
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