Open to the public and with free tickets, the Corto Circuito Latino ShortFest celebrates its 19th edition in New York City. From November 6 to 9, there will be a captivating line-up featuring inventive, award-winning short films from Latin America and Spain.
Through a press release, the organizers clarified that all films with foreign languages are subtitled in English.
Likewise, the event pays tribute to Latin animators with a presence in international festivals and filmmakers who compete independently with stories for children and adults.
“We hope that the animated shorts made by Latinos move our audiences with their risky and even impertinent visions of the world,” said Diana Vargas, director and co-founder of the festival.
Programming of the Latin Short Circuit ShortFest
Festival opening: Monday, November 6 (6:00 pm), at the Instituto Cervantes (NY, 211 E 49th Street, NYC).
There will be a selection of short films from Latin America, Spain and Latinos that have won awards at international festivals. These are the screenings: Cuerdas, La Perra, El Año del Radio, Takanakuy, Pasajero and AliEN0089.
Tuesday, November 7 (6:00 pm), at The New School University Center (63 5th Avenue, corner 13th Street)
Short films will be screened with themes about difference-coexistence; diversity-assimilation; marginalization-integration. The films are: He ran with his comrade, Phawan, As long as your legs last, Inside the box, Chronicles of a chronic man, TALA, Bureaucracy, Pachamama, Infantry and Emotional Architecture 1959.
Wednesday, November 8 (6:00 pm) – The peculiar side of life, at the Consulate General of Argentina in New York (12 W 56th Street, between 5 and 6 Aves).
It is a search program, through stories with themes of social polyphony, migration and inclusion. The stories are: Enriqueta, Aureo & Mirele, Traces of displacement, Garay, Can I keep it?, Agua and Carne de Dios.
Thursday, November 9 (6:00 pm) – Latinos en casa, at the Cervantes Institute (NY, 211 E 49th Street, NYC).
It is the closing of the festival and Corto Circuito celebrates it with works and stories about Latinos in the United States. These are the screenings: Imelda is not alone, Doll, I am Poem, A gift for Odin, Roque, Smile and Gin.
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