Category Archives: filmmakers
Call For Entries- 2012
The fourth edition of the San Francisco Latino Film Festival takes place in September. If you’re interested in submitting a film, you can download the application here. We’re looking for recent works- shorts and features, documentaries and fiction films- by … Continue reading
Oscars 2012
Lots of great films seem to come just in time for the awards season. This year is no different. The nominees for this year’s Oscars were announced earlier this week. Here are some of the nominees that excited us just … Continue reading
Updates
CLICK HERE TO BUY PASSES & TICKETS It’s taken us a while but here it is. You can download the schedule here with all the film notes and screening details. 2011 Festival Schedule Tickets are available at the door for … Continue reading
Schedule & Tickets
Ticketing has begun. CLICK HERE TO BUY PASSES & TICKETS It’s taken us a while but here it is. You can download the schedule here with all the film notes and screening details. 2011 Festival Schedule September 14 Hispanic Heritage … Continue reading
Tickets on Sale Now
Ticketing has begun. CLICK HERE TO BUY PASSES & TICKETS You can see the films and notes at that link. Some of the films were just uploaded and will be live later today. Catch the premiere of MLK Jr. Way … Continue reading
Sneak Peak of Titles- 2011 Official Selection
We’re excited to announce a partial list of films selected for this year’s festival: Feature Length Capsulas by Veronica Riedel-2011 Guatemala The Chileans’ Building by Macarena Aguilo- 2010 Chile Following the Stars by Iris Dirse – 2011 Ecuador/Panama Hell by … Continue reading
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
Jeremy Ray Valdez at SF Pride
Jeremy Ray Valdez is a rising star that gained notoriety for his role as Jesse Rivera, a young gay man struggling to come out to his butch father played by Benjamin Bratt in the hit film, La Mission. Valdez won … 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
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



