43 CINEFESTIVAL SAN ANTONIO
The nation’s original and longest running Latino film festival returns this summer with the 43rd annual edition of CineFestival San Antonio. Presented by the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, San Antonio’s annual celebration of independent Latinx and indigenous cinema will take place July 6 to 10, 2022.
CineFestival San Antonio has developed a strong focus on local and regional filmmaking, prioritizing films that are closely related to Texas and San Antonio, supporting regional filmmakers who are based in neighboring states, and also including works made by Latinx and indigenous filmmakers working in the US and Puerto Rico. Limited to screening time capacity, the festival also includes international work made by filmmakers from Latin America and Spain with an emphasis on Mexican films.
FESTIVAL ENTRY FEES
Early Bird Deadline: $15
Regular Deadline: $20
Late Deadline: $30
IMPORTANT DATES
12/06/2021 - Open Call for Entries
01/15/2022 – Early Bird Deadline
04/01/2022 - Regular Deadline
04/22/2022 - Late Deadline
05/15/2022 - Notification Date
07/06 to 07/10 2022 - Festival Dates
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42 CineFestival was supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, San Antonio Film Commission, the City of San Antonio Department of Arts and Culture, the Andrew Mellon Foundation and the Ford Foundation. The Historic Guadalupe Theater is located at 1301 Guadalupe Street, San Antonio, TX 78207. For more information call 210.271.3151, email anair@guadalupeculturalarts.org, or visit www.guadalupeculturalarts.org/cine-festival/
Eugenio del Bosque Gómez is a film programmer, arts administrator, filmmaker, and photographer working both in the United States and Mexico. From 2006 to 2014, del Bosque served as executive director of the Cine Las Americas in Austin, Texas, creating theatrical exhibition opportunities for more than 1,600 independent Latino and indigenous films, supporting regional talent, and overseeing youth education programs.
For his work, he was presented with the Award of Excellence for Service from the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center. In the past 20 years, he’s collaborated on feature and short films, award-winning multimedia journalism projects, and worked with institutional and corporate clients on nonprofit and commercial projects.
He currently serves as Film Programmer and Grants Manager for the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center in San Antonio, Texas, and is working on his first documentary feature as director.