The Many Faces of Latin America
The Many Faces of Latin America
The Many Faces of Latin America
2014 Latin American Festival
Schedule of Events
November 12—16, 2014
Download Event Schedule Shown Above (.pdf)
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Wednesday, November 12 |
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5:00pm | Reception & Photography Exhibit by Alan Vidali, En las manos (Hand-held) (Photography Exhibit will be open to the public November 11—21, 2014) | Manzanita Hall, 2nd Floor Foyer |
Thursday, November 13 |
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2:00 pm | Film: Paraiso for Sale | Oviatt Presentation Room (in Oviatt Library) |
7:00 pm | Live Performance: Tres Vidas (Three Lives) Tres Vidas is a work of musical theatre based on the lives of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, Salvadoran peasant activist Rufina Amaya and Argentine poet Alfonsina Storni. | Little Theater, Nordhoff Hall |
Friday, November 14
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10:00 am | Manifestations of Maximón Gallery Tour | CSUN Art Galleries, Art and Design Center |
11:00 am | Lecture: Guatemalan performance artist Regina José Galindo View the flyer for this event (.pdf). | Whitsett Room, Sierra Hall 451 |
4:00 pm | Film: El Lugar Más Pequeño (The Tiniest Place) by Tatiana Huezo, El Salvador 2011 | Sequoia Hall, Room 104 |
6:00 pm | Opening ReceptionFood and drinks will be served. | Manzanita Hall (adjacent the Armer Theater) |
7:30 pm | Film: Workers by José Luis Valle, Mexico 2013 Also showing the short film: Echoes by Moises Perez 2014) Come early for the Opening Reception! | Armer Theater |
Saturday, November 15
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1:00 pm | Film: La Demora (The Delay, By Rodrigo Plá, Uruguay 2012) | Armer Theater |
4:00 pm | Film: Ladrones Viejos (Old Thieves, by Everardo González, Mexico 2007) | Armer Theater |
7:00 pm | Film:La Jaula De Oro (The Golden Dream), by Diego Quemada-Díez, Guatemala, Mexico 2013) | Armer Theater |
Sunday, November 16 |
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11:00 am | Film: Los Que Se Quedan (Those Who Remain, by Juan Carlos Rulfo and Carlos Hagerman, Mexico 2008) | Little Theater, Nordhoff Hall |
1:00 pm | Film: Ciudad de Dios (City Of God), by Fernando Meirelles, Brazil 2002 | Little Theater, Nordhoff Hall |
4:00 pm | Film: No by Pablo Larrain, Chile 2012 | Little Theater, Nordhoff Hall |
7:00 pm | Film: Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho (The Way He Looks), by Daniel Ribeiro, Brazil 2014 | Armer Theater |
Communication services (sign language interpreters, note takers, real-time captionists, or assistive listening devices) are available for this event. Requests for services must be submitted at least five (5) working days in advance.
Parking is $6 per car at the Information Booth at Prairie Street and Darby Avenue.
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