¡Videos Musicales! celebra la creatividad cinematográfica de músicos y cineastas latine/x e indígenas que utilizan esta forma para contar historias, preservar la cultura y empujar los límites creativos. Abarcando Argentina, Colombia y Estados Unidos, con sonidos que van desde el Latin Alternative y la Cumbia hasta el Zydeco y el Folk, cantados en inglés, español… Continue reading Festival Internacional de Cine las Américas – Exhibición en Viernes de Videos Musicales
Category: Festivals
Cine las Americas International Film Festival 2026 – Friday Showcase of Music Videos
¡Videos Musicales! is a showcase dedicated to highlighting the cinematic artistry of Latine/x and Indigenous musicians and filmmakers. The event spotlights how these creators use music videos to tell stories, preserve culture, and push creative boundaries. Featuring works from Argentina, Colombia, and the United States, the showcase includes music styles such as Latin Alternative, Cumbia,… Continue reading Cine las Americas International Film Festival 2026 – Friday Showcase of Music Videos
SXSW 2026 – Bogotá Region House – Official Launch & Meet Up
The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce welcomed Platinum, Innovation, Film & TV, and Music Badge holders to the Bogotá Region House during SXSW 2026. For the first time, the Bogotá Region hosted its own House at Mexic-Arte Museum on South Congress in Austin. Guided by the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce, this activation connects 15 export-ready companies… Continue reading SXSW 2026 – Bogotá Region House – Official Launch & Meet Up
Movie News: Lost River Film Festival – A Showcase of Indie Films in Central Texas
The Lost River Film Festival unfolded at the Price Center in downtown San Marcos and Texas State University’s film school, showcasing a dynamic weekend of indie cinema, live music, poetry, and forums from February 5–8. Presented by San Marcos Cinema Club, the festival energized the local arts scene. Opening Night showcased Leadbelly (U.S./Hays County, 2hr… Continue reading Movie News: Lost River Film Festival – A Showcase of Indie Films in Central Texas
SXSW 2026: ANIMA
Paul (Takehiro Hira, recently seen in Rental Family) is an older Asian man who has terminal cancer, the CEO of a button company; he has no close friends or relatives. Beck (Sydney Chandler, currently in the series Alien: Earth) is a young woman adrift in the world. She’s looking for work, but when she interviews… Continue reading SXSW 2026: ANIMA
SXSW 2026: I GOT BOMBED AT HARVEY’S
In the 1980s, Reno, Nevada, witnessed an event that captured the world’s attention over several days. A large bomb had been placed in the town’s largest casino, Harvey’s Wagon Wheel. It included many failsafes to prevent diffusing and was so well constructed that the Bomb Squad could do nothing to prevent an explosion. Finally, they… Continue reading SXSW 2026: I GOT BOMBED AT HARVEY’S
SXSW 2026: THE LIFE WE LEAVE
Micah Truman worked in China for many years. He and his wife then left for the U.S., where he continued his career in finance. After learning about the new science of human composting, he contacted the inventor and learned as much as he could about the subject. Over a few years, he founded the company… Continue reading SXSW 2026: THE LIFE WE LEAVE
SXSW 2026: MY BROTHER’S KILLER
t’s pretty rare when a documentary film about a thirty-year-old unsolved murder uncovers a viable lead to the actual perpetrator, but My Brother’s Killer is a perfect example of one. Our victim, Billy London, was a product of the eighties, a time when people did not freely declare themselves to be gay. He knew exclusion,… Continue reading SXSW 2026: MY BROTHER’S KILLER
SXSW 2026 – Over Your Dead Body: a fun, energetic mix of action, comedy, and thriller
Over Your Dead Body is one of those films that knows exactly what it is—and embraces it with a grin, fitting the theme that SXSW programmers appeared to promote for this festival – graphic violence and broken people. Directed by Jorma Taccone, the premise is deliciously simple: a dysfunctional couple heads to a remote cabin under the… Continue reading SXSW 2026 – Over Your Dead Body: a fun, energetic mix of action, comedy, and thriller
SXSW 2026: OVER YOUR DEAD BODY – A Suprisingly Great Remake of An Also Great Norwegian Film
At the 2021 Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, I enjoyed a hilarious, yet tremendously violent, action-comedy-thriller from Norway titled The Trip. In the U.S., this movie didn’t get a theatrical release, but it was picked up by Netflix, so it probably didn’t get the attention it deserved, and unfortunately, it became a faded memory for… Continue reading SXSW 2026: OVER YOUR DEAD BODY – A Suprisingly Great Remake of An Also Great Norwegian Film