London Film Festival
New ‘Frames of Representation’ Series Features Documentaries from Argentina and Venezuela
Frames of Representation is a London-based film festival whose agenda is, according to their own website, to “provoke reflection on the... Read Article
New Colombian Social Drama ‘Gente de Bien’: An Interview with Director Franco Lolli
Strangely enough, it’s not every day I get invited for breakfast with the Colombian ambassador. But a few months ago,... Read Article
What’s Love Got to Do With It: An Interview with Pablo Giorgelli
Every once in a while, a film appears which seems to come out of nowhere, but which touches everyone who... Read Article
Argentine director Pablo Giorgelli wins Sutherland Award at BFI London Film Festival
Las Acacias was one of the word-of-mouth successes of the BFI London Film Festival, albeit one that had already won... Read Article
REVIEW Karen Cries On The Bus / Karen Llora En Un Bus
Karen Cries On The Bus starts off as a story about independence, and remains defiantly so throughout.
REVIEW Hard Labour / Trabalhar Cansa
Hard Labour (Trabalhar Cansa) is the debut feature from Brazilians Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra. It’s billed as part social... Read Article
Schedule for Latin American Films at BFI London Film Festival
The BFI London Film Festival 2011 has now officially started. To save you the work of having to search through... Read Article
Argentine Cinema to feature heavily at the 55th BFI London Film Festival (there’s a few Brazilian films too!)
The BFI announced their film selection for the 55th BFI London Film Festival today, taking place between the 12th and... Read Article
REVIEW South American Films at the BFI London Film Festival Part One (Revolución, The Lips, Waste Land and The Call)
BFI’s London Film Festival is one of the most important film festivals in the world. Now in its 54th edition... Read Article