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FREE OKCine Latino Outdoor Film Festival Screening

FREE OKCine Latino Outdoor Film Festival Screening

Date/Time

April 30, 2021 to April 30, 2021
07:30 PM until 09:30 PM

Description

Bring a picnic blanket and pick out your spot. The screening will feature films curated for Melton Gallery’s The Spaces Between exhibition from the OK Cine Latino Film Festival and Youth Film Institute.

Featured Films:

We Were Kids- Matías Muñoz Rodriguez, Director

Celeste, a Latina teenager, loses her childhood innocence and comes to terms with her status as a person of color after an adult pulls his gun on her best friend.

The Other Border- Justin Zimmerman, Director

High school student Gerardo Hernandez - raised in the United States since six months of age - was one of over 100 undocumented workers arrested by ICE in Ohio on June 5th, 2018. Gerardo spent almost 2 months in prison before being released and is now scheduled to be deported. THE OTHER BORDER is his American story, told through intimate interviews with Gerardo and his sister, Karime.

Home: Joselyn’s Story- The Representation Project, Production

Home: Joselyn’s Story” is the story of Joselyn, who was brought to the United States from Honduras by her mother when she was 9 years old. As a mother now, she reflects on the decision her mother made for her, risking everything to give her daughter a better life.

PRIDE- Edith Rodriguez, Director

The bounds of love and tradition are tested when a teenage girl confronts her strict grandmother on Pride weekend.

¿Como Vuelan Las Flores?- Roberto Salvador Rodriguez, Director

Xóchitl, a young indigenous craftswoman from the hidalguense Huasteca in Mexico, travels to Spain to show the world her artwork and the will and power behind indigenous Mexican women. It’s the first time in the history of Mexico that the lead of a documentary is an indigenous woman from the Huasteca of Hidalgo. She travels to the Old World aiming to represent the rights and the culture of the indigenous people in Latin America.

Plane Pretend- Sharon Arteaga, Director

Pilar and her brothers are ecstatic to take their first flight, but they must hide their excitement or risk everything.

Location

Plunkett Park
100 N University Dr,
Edmond, 73034, OK , US
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