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Neighboring Scenes

Neighboring Scenes Latin American Film Festival (Irene/Adobe)

Neighboring Scenes is a showcase of Latin American cinema at Film at Lincoln Center in February. Co-produced with Cinema Tropical, it presents both fresh talent and established filmmakers. Neighboring Scenes shows Latin America in all its pain and glory. This is not Hollywood. This is real life."Keith Widyolar, New York Latin Culture Magazine. "Film at Lincoln Center … [Read more...] about Neighboring Scenes

Neighboring Scenes 2022 Latin American Film Festival is at Film at Lincoln Center

The Neighboring Scenes 2022 Latin American film festival is in person at Film at Lincoln Center, Feb 24-28. $15 a film or $80 All-Access Pass ($20 students). filmlinc.org 🇦🇷🇧🇷🇨🇱🇨🇴🇨🇷🇲🇽🇵🇪🇺🇾🇻🇪 One of the things this festival does is screen standout Latin movies from the international film festival circuit. Neighboring Scenes lets you travel the world without leaving New … [Read more...] about Neighboring Scenes 2022 Latin American Film Festival is at Film at Lincoln Center

The Neighboring Scenes 2021 Film Festival Puts Latin America on Your Screen

A still from Neighboring Scenes 2021 "All the Dead Ones" by Gotardo & Dutra (Cinema Tropical)

The 6th Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema 2021 film festival is virtual at filmlinc.org Wednesday, March 31 - April 12, 2021. $12 or $80 for an All-Access Pass. This year's festival brings the stories of women, Indigenous, African and LGBTQ Latin Americans to center stage. Neighboring Scenes is one of New York's most important Latin film festivals. It … [Read more...] about The Neighboring Scenes 2021 Film Festival Puts Latin America on Your Screen

Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema 2020

Pedro Lemebel in "Lemebel" (Joanna Reposi Garibaldi/Film at Lincoln Center)

Neighboring Scenes at Film at Lincoln Center presented with Cinema Tropical is one of New York City's most important Latin film festivals. Full schedule and tickets $15 at Filmlinc.org 5th Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema The 5th Neighboring Scenes film festival is at Film at Lincoln Center over President's Day Weekend from Friday-Tuesday, February … [Read more...] about Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema 2020

Neighboring Scenes 2019

Gonzalo Delgado

The 4th Neighboring Scenes film festival of new Latin American movies is at Film Society of Lincoln Center, daily, February 22-26, 2019. From $12 Neighboring Scenes is co-presented by Film Society and Cinema Tropical. 4th Neighboring Scenes 2019 https://youtu.be/UwwHFCvjr5g The Festival is screening thirteen movies and a shorts program. The shorts program looks especially … [Read more...] about Neighboring Scenes 2019

Neighboring Scenes 2018

Adriana Alvarez & Natalia Arias in 'Lightning Falls Behind.' Courtesy of Julio Hernández Cordón / Film Society.

Neighboring Scenes is Film Society's annual festival of new Latin American cinema. It is produced with Cinema Tropical, the leading presenter of Latin American movies in the United States. 3rd Neighboring Scenes 2018 The 3rd Neighboring Scenes festival is at the Walter Reade Theater at Film Society of Lincoln Center, Wednesday - Sunday, February 28 - March 4, 2018. $10 … [Read more...] about Neighboring Scenes 2018

Neighboring Scenes 2017

Still from "Surire" part of Neighboring Scenes 2017

Neighboring Scenes is an annual January showcase of contemporary Latin American cinema at Film Society of Lincoln Center co-presented with Cinema Tropical. Films are in Spanish or Portuguese with English subtitles. For tickets, visit www.filmlinc.org/festivals/neighboring-scenes/ Neighboring Scenes 2017 Neighboring Scenes 2017 is January 26 - 31, 2017. Panamerican … [Read more...] about Neighboring Scenes 2017

Neighboring Scenes 2016

Ixcanul ~ Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema

Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema is a showcase of new contemporary Latin American cinema at Film Society of Lincoln Center January 7 - 10, 2016. The showcase features films from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Guatemala, and Mexico. Mexico is important as the global center of Spanish-language media. Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema is … [Read more...] about Neighboring Scenes 2016

Things to do in NYC in February 2020

February 2020 Calendar (Cla78/Adobe)

February 2020 is Black History Month. This is the cheapest time to visit New York City. There are discounts on travel, hotel, food, and things to do. January's NYC Broadway Week and NYC Restaurant Week promotions continue. HOLIDAYS: Presidents Day Weekend is the long weekend. NATIONAL DAYS: Dominican Independence Day. ART: ADAA The Art Show kicks off the Armory … [Read more...] about Things to do in NYC in February 2020

Things to do in NYC in February 2019

Things to do in New York in February. Photo courtesy Nicholas Santasier.

February is Black History Month. It brings Cinema Tropical Film Festival, New York Fashion Week, Lunar New Year, Westminster Dog Show, Valentine's Day, Carnival, MoMA Doc Fortnight, Presidents Day, Film Comment Selects, International Children’s Film Festival, ADAA Art Show, Broadway Week, Off-Broadway Week Ongoing Salvador Dali, an exhibition of work by the Spanish … [Read more...] about Things to do in NYC in February 2019

Latin Film

Latin Film NYC (Oleksandra Polishchuk/Dreamstime)

The Film Calendar Film Festivals help determine which new films get released in the coming year. The film festival calendar is oriented around the Oscars or Academy Awards, the world's most prestigious film awards which are usually held in March. The film year starts with Berlin in February. Cannes arrives in May. Tribeca is in June. Things get interesting in … [Read more...] about Latin Film

Film at Lincoln Center

Film at Lincoln Center Elinor Bunin Monroe Film Center (Keith Widyolar/New York Latin Culture Magazine)

Latin film, Lincoln Center … [Read more...] about Film at Lincoln Center

Venezuelan NYC

Venezuelan child in Mucuchi (Ranjini Hemanth/Dreamstime)

Venezuelan NYC is most present in Modern Art, Salsa, Latin Rock and Fashion. The Venezuelan Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, is one of the most important Latin contemporary art collections. The Cisneros Institute at MoMA makes the Museum of Modern Art a world center of Latin art. Venezuela has Andean Culture, Caribbean Culture and Trinidad Culture. The Andes connect … [Read more...] about Venezuelan NYC

Brazilian NYC

Brazilian NYC Samba Elza Soares Brasil SummerFest SummerStage (Cameron Hughes/Dreamstime)

Brazilian NYC used to be in Little Brazil on 46th St between Fifth and Sixth Avenues in Midtown, Manhattan, but has shrunk a lot. There is a Brazilian community in Astoria, Queens. Metro New York's biggest Brazilian community is in Newark, New Jersey's Ironbound District. Little Brazil is on 46th St between Fifth & Sixth Avenue. 🇧🇷 Brazilian NYC … [Read more...] about Brazilian NYC

Argentine New York

Argentine NYC (Hel080808/Dreamstime)

NEW YORK LATIN art, ballet, books, classical, comedy, community, dance, fashion, festivals, film, flamenco, food, jazz, music, opera, parades, pop, rock, soccer, sports, tango, theatre … [Read more...] about Argentine New York

Panamanian NYC

Panamanian NYC (Gualberto Becerra/Dreamstime)

Panamanian NYC used to be centered in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. It is spread out now. The Panamanian Consulate is in Midtown, Manhattan nyconsul.com Panama is Tamborito, Cumbia, Latin Jazz and Salsa. Reggaeton came to NYC from Jamaicans in Panama. NYC's most famous Panamanian is Salsa and Latin Jazz legend Rubén Blades. He's super cool. He rides the subway and is … [Read more...] about Panamanian NYC

Colombian NYC

Colombian NYC (Pablo Hidalgo/Dreamstime)

Colombian NYC is New York's fifth largest Latin community with over 100,000 New York Colombians in 2019. NYC's "Little Colombia" is in Jackson Heights. Colombia is famous for its Cumbia & Vallenato, Salsa Colombiana and Reggaeton culture. The Indigenous Gaita flute is beautiful. Colombians are proud of their Paso Fino horses. Most roses sold in the United States are … [Read more...] about Colombian NYC

Cuban NYC

Cuban NYC (King Ho Yim/Dreamstime)

Cuban NYC is centered in Union City, New Jersey. Cuba is the sacred heart of Latin culture in the Americas. As the main port of the Spanish transatlantic trade, Havana was the center of colonial Spanish American power. Whatever happened in Havana, spread across the Spanish-speaking world, including back to Spain. That is still true. Most Americans know Yoruba African … [Read more...] about Cuban NYC

Uruguayan NYC

Uruguayan NYC (Kobby Dagan/Dreamstime)

Uruguayan NYC is a small community based in Jackson Heights, Queens and Elizabeth, New Jersey. The community center is the Uruguayan restaurants on 37th Avenue between 84th & 86th St in Jackson Heights. Uruguayan NYC News January 2023 The Annette A Aguilar Trio, featuring Uruguayan guitar hero Bele Beledo, plays late night jazz on New Year’s … [Read more...] about Uruguayan NYC

Costa Rican NYC

Costa Rican folk dancers (Ioan Florin Cnejevici/Dreamstime)

Costa Rican NYC is a mix of Indigenous, Spanish and African cultures. ¡Vamos Ticos! Indigenous Mesoamerican and Andean cultures overlapped in Costa Rica. Spanish colonizers enslaved Indigenous and African peoples from 1522 to 1821. Human slavery was abolished in 1823. Most of today's Afro-Costa Ricans are a Jamaican diaspora. Costa Rican NYC News September … [Read more...] about Costa Rican NYC

New York Film Festival 2019

New York Film Festival 57 poster by Pedro Almodóvar.

The New York Film Festival at Film at Lincoln Center is one of the big U.S. film festivals. It's also the second oldest film festival in the United States. The Festival screens movies that won at Cannes and the Berlinale for New York City audiences. Most of these movies should have a theatrical or streaming release in the coming year. 57th New York Film Festival Film at … [Read more...] about New York Film Festival 2019

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