Cine Latino

The Sacramento Latino Film Festival (Cine Latino) began in 2007 as an off-shoot of the Sacramento International Film Festival. Since then the festival has grown into its own stand-alone annual event happening each year near the Cesar Chavez holiday.

Thanks to our partners at Sacramento State University, The Serna Center and the Center for Multi-cultural Studies we are proud to present this annual event in celebration of Latino cinema the world over!

In 2010 we featured:

"Joe Serna Tribute"
by Salvador Paniagua

"Jale"
by Rafael Flores

"El Refrigerador"
by Carlos Escamilla

"Booze for Cruz"
by Jesús González

"Twenty Five Hundred & One"
by Patricia van Ryker

In 2011 we featured:

"The First and Only Lesson" -   

by Pablo Perea
     

"El Andalon"

by Consuelo Alba 
 

"Better"  

by John Cantu 
           

Stay tuned for news about the 2012 event and other special Cine Latino features!