Category Archives: film
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 festival, which kicks off September 15th. If you’ve submitted a film, hold tight. You will … Continue reading
Immigration Nation Screens in SF
June 23, 7PM join us at IcTus Gallery for the special event screening of “IMMIGRATION NATION: The Battle for the Dream!” It’s part of our encore screening series Cine+Mas SF @ The IcTus. The IcTus is located at 1769 15th … Continue reading
Upcoming screenings – Undertow & Immigration Nation!
Undertow/Contracorriente June 14 – 7PM- BollyHood Cafe Join us for an encore screening of “UNDERTOW” on June 14 at BollyHood Cafe in the Mission. Doors open at 7PM. Film at 8PM. Meet up with other film lovers and join us … Continue reading
Call For Film Entries
The San Francisco Latino Film Festival is now accepting film entries. Films made by, about or with Latinos from the U.S. and abroad are encouraged to enter. To qualify films must be made between 2008 and now. Short and feature … Continue reading
Dream Havana Screens at IcTus Gallery
Join us for the screening of Dream Havana, part of our Cine+Mas SF at The IcTus Gallery Series starting Thursday May 19 at 7PM. $10 donation to enter the intimate screening room. Dream Havana synopsis Directed by Gary Marks. 2007, … Continue reading
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 of cinema, many of which have never before been seen outside of Mexico. Ten years … Continue reading
Leguizamo on the set of The Lincoln Lawyer
The Lincoln Lawyer is based on the best-selling novel by Michael Connelly in which a lawyer, played by Matthew McConaughey, does business from the back of a Lincoln Town Car representing a high-profile client. The star studded cast includes John … Continue reading
One Day San Francisco Film Festival
SOMArts Theatre in San Francisco will screen seven films, followed by a Q&A session and reception with the filmmakers on Sunday, March 13 from noon – 8:00 p.m. This free one-day-only San Francisco film festival celebrates crossings and dismantling of … Continue reading
Somos Lo Que Hay at San Diego Latino Film Festival
The 18th annual San Diego Latino Film Festival kicks off tonight with a screening of the highly anticipated thriller Somos Lo Que Hay, a Canana film about cannibals in modern day Mexico City. We’re excited to see it along with … Continue reading
A Salute to María Félix
On International Women’s Day, María Félix aka La Doña came to mind. Not only is she the most recognized face from the Golden Age of Mexican cinema but she was also a trailblazer, pursuing her career aspirations despite cultural norms … Continue reading



