In conversation with Cinema Tropical’s Natalia Hernández Moreno following the U.S. premiere of her film at Anthology Film ...

A Loose End  ( Un cabo suelto ), the third feature film from acclaimed Uruguayan director and actor Daniel Hendler ( The ...

The Guatemalan Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences announced Jayro Bustamante’s Mountains of Fire / Cordillera de fuego as its official submission for Best International Feature Film at the ...

Founded in 1988, NewFest is New York’s largest presenter of LGBTQ+ film & media and the largest convener of LGBTQ+ audiences in the city. Cinema Tropical is a community partner.

The 38th Annual NewFest, New York's LGBTQ+ Film Festival, returns October 15–25, bringing queer cinema from around the world to theaters across Manhattan (SVA Theatre, The LGBT Community Center), ...

Mickey, the acclaimed new feature documentary by award-winning trans Mexican filmmaker Dano García, will have its New York premiere at the 38th NewFest: The New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival, running ...

El vibrante largometraje documental Comparsa, que marca el debut en la dirección de la guionista ganadora del Emmy Vickie Curtis (El dilema de las redes sociales, En busca del coral) y del cineasta ...

Decades after her uncle’s disappearance under Argentina’s military dictatorship, filmmaker Marialuisa Ernst joins Anita and Leticia, two Central American mothers, on a perilous journey along the ...

Due to the passing of Chilean exile director Patricio Guzmán Tuesday, September 15, in Paris, Columbia University will be honoring the monumental legacy of one of the world’s foremost documentary ...

Set in 1992 against the backdrop of Chile’s post-Pinochet “economic miracle,” The Meltdown follows nine-year-old Inés during a stay at an Andean ski resort, where she befriends Hanna, a rebellious ...

Comparsa fully immerses audiences in the intense world of Ciudad Peronia, Guatemala, where sisters Lesli and Lupe use art to inspire local youth and heal deep wounds. After 41 girls are killed in a ...