Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival returns to the heart of Hollywood
The film “In the Summers,” directed by Alessandra Lacorazza, opens the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival at the TCL Chinese Theatre May 29. With about 100 films in all sorts of genres, the this month with movies that are meant to capture the human experience from a Latino perspective and stories that will resonate with audiences from all backgrounds.
The Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival will close with thee world premiere of “Grassland,” written and directed by Los Angeles residents William Bermudez and Sam Friedman.at the TCL Chinese Theatre May 29. “I think what the festival projects and shows is that there is incredible talent within the Latino community both in the U.S. and outside the U.S.,” Cadavid said. “The festival reflects how more and more filmmakers, especially in the U.S. are finding their own voices,” she added.
The festival opens with “In the Summers,” directed by Alessandra Lacorazza, who is a New York-based queer Colombian-American writer-director and editor. It tells the story of sisters Violeta and Eva as they visit their reckless father whose battle with addiction culminates in a devastating tragedy. The lineup is made up of movies like “F.L.Y.,” by Puerto Rican actor and writer Rafael Albarrán. The comedy follows former romantic partners Max and Rafael amid the early days of the“It’s hilarious but it’s also very moving and very well done. It’s an L.A. story,” Cadavid said.
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