Film Festivals
Explore Latin film in the Film Festivals NYC scene from heritage film festivals like the International Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival, to major festivals such as the New York Film Festival and Tribeca Film Festival.
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Brooklyn Film Festival 2026 Screens 134 Films From 30 Countries
African American, Brazilian, Colombian, Film Festivals, Fort Greene Brooklyn, Guatemalan NYC, Indian NYC, June, May, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Venezuelan, Williamsburg BrooklynGreat movies and filmmakers
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New York African Film Festival is “As the Stars Sow the Earth”
African American, Bissau-Guinean, British, Burkinabè, Cape Verdean, Congo Kinshasa, East Harlem, Egyptian, Film at Lincoln Center, Film Festivals, French NYC, Ghanaian, Harlem NYC, Ivorian, Jamaican, Kenyan, Malian, Maysles Documentary Center, Moroccan, Nigerian, Rwandan, Senegalese, Sierra Leonean, Somalian, South African, Sudanese, The Africa Center, Togolese, Ugandan“Promised Sky,” “The Eyes of Ghana, “Dust to Dreams”
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Havana Film Festival New York 2026 Features Latin Beats on the Big Screen
American NYC, Argentine, Bolivian NYC, Brazilian, Chilean, Colombian, Cuban, Dominican, Ecuadorian, Film Festivals, French NYC, Greenwich Village, Havana Film Festival New York, Italian, May, Midtown, Peruvian NYC, Puerto Rican, Quad Cinema, Spanish, Uruguayan NYC, Venezuelan30+ Caribbean, Latin American, and U.S. Latino films
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African Diaspora International Film Festival Screens Transcultural Dialogues at Columbia University
African American, African Diaspora International Film Festival NYC, Columbia University, Cuban, Film Festivals, Mexican, Morningside Heights NYC, Peruvian NYC, Spanish, Uruguayan NYCNaomi’s Journey, Invisible Heroes: African Americans in the Spanish Civil War, Angels on Diamond Street, The Invisible Color: Black Cubans in Miami, Candombe
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New York International Children’s Film Festival NYICFF
Brazilian, Chelsea, Film Festivals, French NYC, IFC Center, Indigenous, Japanese NYC, Manhattan Chinatown NYC, Murray Hill NYC, South African, SVA Theatre, West Village NYC“Bird Boy,” “My Grandfather is a Nihonjin,” “Remaining Native”
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African Diaspora International Film Festival NYC Black History Month
African American, African Diaspora International Film Festival NYC, Brazilian, Columbia University, Congo Kinshasa, Film Festivals, Haitian, Jamaican, Morningside Heights NYC, Puerto Rican, South African, Spanish, Uruguayan NYCGreat films about the struggles and triumphs of the world’s biggest diaspora
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Doc Fortnight Screens New Latin Documentaries at MoMA
American NYC, Film Festivals, Indigenous, Jewish, Mexican, Midtown, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Portuguese NYC, Uruguayan NYC“Cara a Cara,” “As Estações,” “Músicas,” “Powwow People,” “Nova ’78”
