34th Chicago Latino Film Festival at Northwestern
Sponsored by Department of Spanish & Portuguese and Buffett Institute for Global Studies
The Chicago Latino Film Festival has been held in Chicago since 1985, promoting Latin America and Latino filmmakers; for the first time since then, the festival is coming to Northwestern University. Come and be a part of this unique opportunity to see two of its incredible films. The films that have been chosen, showcase the vast diversity of Latin America: its people, its politics and its way of life. This is event is free of charge and it is open to all the Northwestern community.
Monday, April 9 – 5:00 PM
Symphony for Ana / Sinfonía para Ana
Trailer
Argentina / 119 min.
Directors: Ernesto Ardito, Virna Molina
Location: Harris Hall 107
Tuesday, April 10 – 5:00 PM
Help me make it through the night / Ayúdame a pasar la noche
Trailer
Mexico / 94 min.
Director: José Ramón Chávez
Location: Harris Hall 107
Cost: Free of Charge
Joel Colom-Mena
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