NAME OF FESTIVAL: New York International Latino Film Festival (NYILFF)
SINCE: 1999
WHERE: New York, NY, USA
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Launched in 1999, the New York International Latino Film Festival (NYILFF) is now the premier Urban Latino film event in the country.
New York Latino Film Festival
Directed by Noam Osband and Sebastián Díaz, vérité documentary A Thousand Pines shows the day-to-day life of migrant workers who labor in America’s lucrative timber industry.
The festival will showcase over 100 films from more than 12 countries in The Bronx.
New York Latino Film Festival returns in September with drive-in/ in-person experiences and virtual programming; and opens with Habla Now.
The psychological thriller Impossible Monsters written and directed by Nathan Catucci, will screen at the 2019 HBO New York Latino Film Festival.
LONG GONE BY, starring Erica Muñoz who is also the associate producer, and directed by Andrew Morgan will premiere at HBO’s New York Latino Film Festival.
The New York Latino Film Festival 2019 kicks off on Monday, August 12th with the New York premiere of the film Princess of the Row from director Van Maximilian Carlson
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The New York Latino Film Festival (NYLFF) will kick off its 15th edition on Wednesday, August 22nd with the New York premiere of the film “Ruben Blades Is Not My Name.”
The New York Latino Film Festival (NYLFF), presented by HBO, will make its much-anticipated return to the Big Apple October 11-15, 2017.
The films Under My Nails took the top US film prize, and the Venezuelan film The Rumble of the Stones took the top international prize as well as best director prize for Alejandro Bellame Palacios at the 2012 HBO® New York International Latino Film Festival (NYILFF). The festival presented its 2012 awards at a ceremony on Sunday, August 19, in the categories of Best Domestic Feature, Best International Feature, Best Director, Best Documentary and Best Short.
“This year’s festival line up was outstanding in its quality and range of diversity,” said Calixto Chinchilla, NYILFF Founder and Co-Executive Director. “We hope to continue to bring the highest quality films and stories to the New York community.”
2012 NYILFF WINNERS