OLA’s Annual Latino Film Festival Returns for Its 20th Year - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

Arts & Living

Arts & Living / 2199403

OLA’s Annual Latino Film Festival Returns for Its 20th Year

icon 3 Photos
A scene from “Ana and Bruno

A scene from “Ana and Bruno" (“Ana y Bruno”) . COURTESY OLA

A scene from “The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future” (“La Vaca Que Cantó una Canción Hacia el Future”). COURTESY OLA

A scene from “The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future” (“La Vaca Que Cantó una Canción Hacia el Future”). COURTESY OLA

A scene from “The Sense of the Chords” (“El Sentido de las Cuerdas”). COURTESY OLA

A scene from “The Sense of the Chords” (“El Sentido de las Cuerdas”). COURTESY OLA

Leah Chiappino on Sep 11, 2023
Returning for its 20th year, Organización Latino Americana of Eastern Long Island’s annual Latino film festival will feature films from Chile, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico and Canada, that focus on... more

You May Also Like:

Boots on the Ground Presents ‘The Chalk Garden,’ a Show Filled With Comedy and Mystery

Boots on the Ground Theater, the company in residence at the Southampton Cultural Center, is ... 26 Sep 2023 by Leah Chiappino

Heroines of Abstract Expressionism at SAC

The Abstract Expressionist movement is best known for its male superstars, but women were also ... 25 Sep 2023 by Staff Writer

‘Oscar Wars: A History of Hollywood in Gold, Sweat, and Tears’

The New Yorker’s Michael Schulman comes to Canoe Place Inn & Cottages in Hampton Bays ... by Staff Writer

Sag Harbor Is the Place for Music This Weekend

The Sag Harbor American Music Festival (SHAMF) returns this weekend, with musicians performing throughout the village from Thursday, September 28, through Sunday, October 1. In addition to its lineup of completely free outdoor concerts, SHAMF will also add a “restaurant night” on Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m. at Sen, K Pasa, Sag Pizza, El Taco Bar and Kidd Squid. The festival is also bringing back the Alley Stage by The American Hotel while continuing to provide eclectic, joyful musical experiences for all. An opening night concert on Friday at the First Presbyterian (Old Whalers’) Church will feature Grammy-nominated nominated ... by Staff Writer

Leila Pinto’s Ocean Views

“Leila Pinto: Ocean Inspirations,” a solo exhibition of ocean-themed paintings by Water Mill’s Leila Pinto, ... by Staff Writer

Parker Quartet on Shelter Island

Shelter Island Friends of Music presents the Parker Quartet on Sunday, October 8, in a ... by Staff Writer

The East End Dead Poets Society Is Alive and Well at Duck Creek

“We’ve got to believe Whitman was here,” said Grace Schulman sitting on a bench at ... by Kelly Ann Smith

It’s a Radish Roundup

Every Thursday afternoon for the past few years, a group of local painters has gathered ... by Staff Writer

Three Films for Animal Lovers Screening at HIFF

Created in 2012, the Compassion, Justice & Animal Rights program at the Hamptons International Film ... by Staff Writer

Three HIFF Films for the Environment

Founded in 2016 with the goal to generate awareness around man-made environmental issues, the Air, ... by Staff Writer