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¡Hola Cine!

First come, first served

Animation Fest

  • Friday, November 25, 2022
  • 1:00 p.m. – 2:10 p.m.
  • West Building Lecture Hall
  • In-person

Recommended for ages 9 and up

This program delivers the best Latinx stories from around the world, celebrating diverse cultures, histories, identities and languages.

Alma y Paz
United States
Live Action, Cris Gris, 2021, 14 min.
In Spanish, with English subtitles


Sisters Alma and Paz have to consider parting with their childhood home. While the decision seems clearer for city-dwelling Paz, for younger Alma, their place in the Mexican countryside is full of memories hard to leave behind.

Burros
United States
Live Action, Jefferson Stein, 2021, 14 min.
In English, O'odham with English subtitles, Spanish


In southern Arizona, on the Tohono O’odham Nation, a young Indigenous girl meets a girl her age from across the border who has been separated from her dad.

I’m a Vampire
Mexico
Live Action, Sofia Garza-Barba, 2020, 15 min.
In Spanish with English subtitles


In and amongst the confusion created by the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, 8 year-old Jackie believes she is turning into a vampire.

My Name is Maluum
Brazil
Animation, Luísa Copetti, 2021, 8 min.
In Portuguese, with English subtitles


Maalum comes from a home surrounded by love and Afro-centered references. When her classmates tease her about her name, Maluum discovers the lovely legacy of her name and ancestry.

Our Lady Lupe
United States
Live Action, Dominique Nieves, 2021, 15 min.
In English, In Spanish, with English subtitles


Chico’s luck might be a Lady Lupe in mechanic’s coveralls when he looks for a way to help out his mom, in this magical realist short about the power of family and the magic of Lotería.

My Grandma Matilde
Mexico
Animation, Miguel Anaya Borja, 2021, 10 min.
No dialogue


With a keen eye for art and a soft-spot for all creatures, Maria’s easily distracted in the eyes of her more practical grandmother. But their relationship shifts when Maria’s grandmother remembers a secret from her own childhood.