Seattle Latino Film Festival

SEATTLE LATINO FILM FESTIVAL (SLFF) is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization.[1]

Seattle Latino Film Festival
LocationSeattle, United States
LanguageSpanish, Portuguese, English, Indigenous Languages
Websitehttp://www.slff.org/

History

SLFF was founded in 2009 by Cuban writer Jorge Enrique González Pacheco.[2] SLFF has the goal to bring audiences and filmmakers together for an educational experience[3] and to support the magic of filmmaking as a part of Hispanic culture globally. The festival discovers and presents independent films, documentaries and short films from Latin American countries, Spain and Portugal at the Northwest of the United States.[4][5]

Festivals

  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2009-Spotlight country: Colombia
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2010-Spotlight country: Mexico
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2011-Spotlight country: Argentina
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2012-Spotlight country: Brazil
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2013-Spotlight country: Cuba
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2014-Spotlight country: Chile
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2015-Spotlight country: Peru
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2016-Spotlight country: Venezuela
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2017-Spotlight country: Dominican Republic
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival, 2018-Spotlight country: Spain[6]
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival 2019

Guests

Press

  • Seattle supporters of Latino films excited by Alfonso Cuarón’s Oscar win[12]
  • Seattle skateboarder captures Mexico City’s intimate underground economy on film[13]
  • Seattle Latino Film Festival comes to Redmond[14]

References

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