9TH Gainesville Latino Film Festival

9TH Gainesville Latino
Film Festival
September 12 - 0ctober 13, 2013
FREE ADMISSION
Bringing the Community of Women Together
501(c)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION. TAX ID# 35-2259836
4510 NW 14th Place Gainesville, FL 32605, USA │ Mailing Address: P.O. Box 359079
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The Latina Women’s League Proudly presents the
9TH Gainesville Latino Film Festival
September 12 - 0ctober 13, 2013
FREE ADMISSION
Celebrating the Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month
Browse our films archive at www.latinawomensleague.org
Schedule and events (Subject to change)
GLFF OPENING NIGHT GALA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2013
RECEPTION: 6:00 PM – 6:45PM
Harn Museum of Art - Pavilion and Promenade
3259 Hull Road in Gainesville, Florida
CATERING: Emiliano’s Cafe, Mi Apá Latin Café Restaurant, La Tienda Restaurant,
Saboré, Corner, Maria Lima Kitchen’s Catering, Cheryl LaMay
DANCE: “Flamenco Expressions,” Spanish Cultural Society of North Florida
FILM SCREENING: 7:10PM & 8:40PM
Harn Museum of Art - Pavilion and Promenade
3259 Hull Road in Gainesville, Florida
*Free tickets available on Sept 12th, info@latinawomensleague.org
Festival Schedule
Please note that admissions are on a first-come basis so come early to guarantee a seat.
SCREENING FILMS @ HARN MUSEUM OF ART- CHANDLER AUDITORIUM
Films shown at the Harn Museum of Art - Chandler Auditorium - 3259 Hull Road in Gainesville, Florida
Madres 0.15 el minuto / Mothers, 15 cents a minute
Thursday, Sept. 12 @ 7:10pm & 8:40pm
2011|52 min| Spain|52 min| Spanish with English subtitles
Human Rights Documentary |Rated: General audience
Directed by Marina Seresesky
Introduction by Director Marina Seresesky
Sponsored by UF Center for Latin American Studies
Synopsis:
Is it possible to be a mother in the distance? Is it possible to educate
from a booth? Women who travel thousands of miles to give a better
future to their children, tell us how they live through the reality of
being mothers across a telephone or a computer, making the booth
their second home and transforming their voices into their most
valuable resource.
*Free tickets available on Sept 12th, info@latinawomensleague.org
A Spanish film with a tasty variety of flavors on a typical neighborhood of
L’Hospitalet de Llorbregat in Barcelona, Spain!
Tapas
Saturday, Sept. 14th @ 2:00pm
92 Minutes | 2005 |Spain/Argentina/Mexico| Genre:
Comedy, Drama, Sex| Spanish with English subtitles |
Rated: Adult content, adult language and some nudity
Directed by José Corbacho, Juan Cruz
Introduction by Elisabet Liminyana-Vico
Sponsored by UF Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Studies
Synopsis
Many stories are intertwined in a neighborhood of the big
city. The fear of solitude of Mariano and Conchi, two
retired persons; the hope and sadness of Raquel, a middle
aged woman living her love through Internet; the
uncertain future of Cesar and Opo; or Lolo discovering
that there is more in his life than his bar through his
relation with Mao, the new chef… the life of a workingclass neighborhood in a script full of tenderness, comedy
and bitterness.
Sin Palabras / No Words
Saturday, Sept. 21st @ 2:00pm
2012 | Colombia |93 min| Spanish with English subtitles|
Genre: Drama |Rated: Adult content
Directed by Diego Fernando Bustamante, & Ana Sofía
Osorio Ruiz.
Introduction by Dr. Sean Macdonald
Synopsis
Raúl lives alone and works at a hardware store. Unhappy
with the way his life has turned out, he waits for
something or someone to come along and change it. One
day, he notices a Chinese girl outside the store. She sits
there for hours and Raúl’s curiosity is finally aroused. It
turns out the girl doesn’t speak a word of Spanish ―hence
the title―, but as they get to know each other, Raúl learns
that Lian has entered Colombia illegally in the hope of
eventually making it to the United States. The love affair
they embark on will prompt Raúl to stop procrastinating
and take control of his own life.
Susana Baca, is an Afro-Peruvian singer and a prominent figure in the
revival of Afro-Peruvian music in Peru.
Susana Baca: Memoria Viva
Saturday, Sept. 28th @ 2:00pm
2003|54 min| Perú/ Belgium|54 min| Spanish with
English subtitles| Genre: Musical documentary| Rated:
General audience
Directed by Marc Dixon
Introduction by Monica Rojas, De Cajon Project
Director
Sponsored by UF Center for African Studies & UF
Center for Latin American Studies
Synopsis
Susana Baca is not only a champion in the performance
and preservation of Afro-Peruvian heritage, but also an
elegant singer whose shimmering voice sings of love, and
life.
Salsa Tel-Aviv- '‫'אביב תל סלסה‬
Saturday, Oct. 5th @ 2:00pm
2011|Israel |100 min. |Spanish and Hebrew w/
English subtitles |Rated: Adult content, partial nudity
Directed by Jorge (Johanan) Weller
Introduction by Gilberto E. de Paz
Sponsored by UF Center for Jewish Studies
Synopsis
When Vicky and Yoni meet on a plane from Mexico to
Tel Aviv, Vicky is dressed as a nun trying to find her
estranged salsa-dancing husband. Yoni, a university
professor, considers the situation a bit strange and he
can’t figure it all out. Still, he helps Vicky get through
customs, and the two seem to part ways. But not quite,
somehow, Vicky and Yoni keep running into each other.
What could that mean?
A charming, funny film with a fresh take on the real
issue of foreign workers in Israel.
Fun Family Day Screening!
Plumíferos - Aventuras Voladoras / Free-Birds
Saturday, Oct. 12th @ 2:00pm
2010|Argentina|80 min| Animation| Family | Spanish
with English subtitles| Rated: General audience
Director: Daniel De Filippo, Gustavo Giannini
Introduction by Tiffany Ireland
Synopsis
"It's an everyday universe that exists seven feet over our heads.
They are city birds that you can find in every tree or every
corner." Juan: a sparrow that feels ordinary and
underestimates…
*Birds activities event for the Families and children at the
Florida Museum of Natural History. Event will take place
prior to the film Plumíferos, Aventuras Voladoras / FreeBirds.
SCREENING FILM @ CITY OF ALACHUA: FREE ADMISSION
Alachua Branch Library, 14913 NW 140 Street, Alachua, Florida
Info: http://www.aclib.us/alachua
Salsa Tel-Aviv- '‫'אביב תל סלסה‬
Sunday, Oct. 6th @ 2:00pm
2011|Israel |100 min. |Spanish and Hebrew w/ English
subtitles| Rated: Adult content, partial nudity
Directed by Jorge (Johanan) Weller
Introduction by Gilberto E. de Paz
Sponsored by UF Center for Jewish Studies
Synopsis
When Vicky and Yoni meet on a plane from Mexico to Tel
Aviv, Vicky is dressed as a nun trying to find her
estranged salsa-dancing husband. Yoni, a university professor, considers the situation a bit strange and
he can’t figure it all out. Still, he helps Vicky get through customs, and the two seem to part ways. But
not quite, somehow, Vicky and Yoni keep running into each other. What could that mean?
A charming, funny film with a fresh take on the real issue of foreign workers in Israel.
SCREENING FILM @ CITY OF NEWBERRY: FREE ADMISSION
Newberry Branch Library, 110 South Seaboard Drive, Newberry, Florida
Info: www.aclib.us/newberry
Tapas
Sunday, Oct. 13 @ 2:00pm @ Newberry
Library Branch
Directors: José Corbacho, Juan Cruz
92 Minutes | 2005 |Spain/Argentina/ Mexico| Genre:
Comedy, Drama, Sex| Spanish with English subtitles |
Introduction by Elisabet Liminyana-Vico
Sponsored by UF Department of Spanish and
Portuguese Studies
Synopsis
Many stories are intertwined in a neighborhood of the big
city. The fear of solitude of Mariano and Conchi, two
retired persons; the hope and sadness of Raquel, a middle
aged woman living her love through Internet; the
uncertain future of Cesar and Opo; or Lolo discovering
that there is more in his life than his bar through his
relation with Mao, the new chef… the life of a workingclass neighborhood in a script full of tenderness, comedy and
bitterness.
FESTIVAL EVENTS
Museum Night @ the Harn Museum of Art: Free admission
3259 Hull Road in Gainesville, Florida
Thursday, September 12 @ 6:00pm -9:00pm
Info: www.harn.ufl.edu
Colombia Folk Art Display: Free admission
September 9th –October 11
Location: Alachua County Library District- Headquarters
401 East University Avenue
Gainesville, FL 32601
The exhibition made possible by the generous support of
Alachua County Library District- Headquarters, and
Alternative Global Marketplace
Info: info@latinawomensleague.org
LATIN AMERICA FOLKTALES SERIES @ THE LIBRARIES: FREE ADMISSION
Celebrate the Latino/ Heritage Month with Bilingual Storytime (English & Spanish) for children and their families.
All are welcome at this bilingual story time. Stories, dance, culture, and fun!
 Alachua County Library District- Headquarters
401 East University Avenue, Gainesville, Florida
Sponsored by Alachua County Library District, UF Center for Latin American Studies and Latina Women’s League.
Info: dlewis@aclib.us www.aclib.us/events.
Wednesday, September 18 @ 10:30am
The Beautiful Butterfly: A Folktale from Spain
Retold by Judy Sierra
A beautiful butterfly is courted by many suitors. She finally finds a husband who has a singing
voice soft and sweet enough to please her, but no sooner does the honeymoon begin than he
is swallowed by a giant fish! All of nature joins her in mourning, setting off a comical chain of
events resulting in a second chance for the beautiful butter...
Wednesday, October 2nd @ 10:30am
The Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf
Favorite Fairy Tales Told in Spain by Virginia Haviland
Ferdinand likes to sit quietly and smell the flowers, but one day he gets stung by a
bee and his snorting and stomping convinces everyone that he's the fiercest of bulls.
 The Library Partnership Neighborhood Resource Center: Free
admission
1130 N.E. 16th Ave., Gainesville, FL.
Info: http://www.aclib.us/library-partnership
Tuesday, September, 17 @ 9:30am
The Beautiful Butterfly: A Folktale from Spain
Retold by Judy Sierra
A beautiful butterfly is courted by many suitors. She finally finds a husband who has a singing
voice soft and sweet enough to please her, but no sooner does the honeymoon begin than he
is swallowed by a giant fish! All of nature joins her in mourning, setting off a comical chain of
events resulting in a second chance for the beautiful butter...
Tuesday, September, 24th @ 9:30am
JABUTÍ: The Tortoise - A trickster tale from the Amazon
By Gerald Mc Dermott
Jabutí's shell was smooth and shiny, and the songs he played on his flute were sweet. But
his music was a reminder, too, of the mischievous pranks Jabutí sometimes played. When
a concert takes place in heaven, Vulture offers to fly Jabutí there . . . all the while plotting
a trick of his own.
Tuesday, October, 1st @ 9:30am
Love and Roast Chicken- A Trickster Tale from the Andes
By Barbara Knutson
Cuy, a clever, fast-talking guinea pig, outsmarts Tio Antonio, a hungry fox, in this lively
picture book. The eye-catching colored woodcuts, which so vividly depicted the fauna and
flora of the Andes Mountains in the original version, decorate this edition, which remains a
delightful tale for both young Spanish speakers and learners.
Tuesday, October 8 @ 9:30am
Martina Una Cucarachita Muy Linda / Martina the
Beautiful Cockroach: Un Cuento Cubano / A Cuban Folktale
By Carmen Agra Deedy
Martina the beautiful cockroach doesn't know coffee beans about love and marriage.
That's where her Cuban family comes in. While some of the Cucarachas offer her gifts to
make her more attractive, only Abuela, her grandmother, gives her something really
useful: un consejo increíble, some shocking advice.
GLFF GOES TO THE LOCAL CLASSSROOMS!
The Gainesville Latino Film Festival is expanding its Teen Producers Project bringing guest
film directors directly to the classrooms. Info: www.latinawomensleague.org
Info: info@latinawomensleague.org
A NIGHT IN EL BARRIO: FREE SALSA CONCERT AND ARTWALK
Friday, September 27th, 8:00 – 10:00pm: GILBERTO DE PAZ and TROPIX!
Location: Bo Diddley Community Plaza, Gainesville, Florida, 111 E. University Avenue on the corner of SE 1st Street and E.
University Avenue in the heart of Historic Gainesville
The Latina Women’s League partnered its A Night in El Barrio project with Free Friday Concert & Artwalk Gainesville to present
an event during Gainesville Latino Film Festival, in Celebration of the Latino/ Hispanic Heritage Month. A Latin night with “el Maestro de la salsa” Gilberto de Paz and TROPIX.
Info: www.gvlculturalaffairs.org
ARTWALK GAINESVILLE
Friday, September 27, 7:00 pm - 10:00pm at
Downtown Gainesville
Over a dozen galleries in downtown will open their doors to art lovers to
showcase their latest exhibits and artist. Don’t miss this unique opportunity of highlight the visual arts of our Gainesville artists’ artwork. Info: artwalkgville@gmail.com
GALLERY TALK: FREE ADMISSION
Saturday, October 5
Harn Museum of Art, 3259 Hull Road in Gainesville, Florida
Tours taking place prior to the film Salsa Tel-Aviv- '‫' אביב תל סלסה‬
Exhibition: Bird Mothers and Feathered Serpents: Mythical Beings of Oceania and
Ancient America
1:00 pm – 1:25pm
Dr. Maya Stanfield-Mazi, UF School of Art and Art History Assistant Professor
Exhibition: Joan Miró
1:25 pm – 1:50pm
Kerry Oliver-Smith, Harn Curator of Contemporary Art.
Info: www.harn.ufl.edu
BIRD ACTIVITIES FOR THE FAMILIES AND CHILDREN
Florida Museum of Natural History: Free admission
Saturday, October 12 @ 10:00am – 1:00pm
UF Cultural Plaza at 3215 Hull Road
Event will take place prior to the film Plumíferos , Aventuras
Voladoras / Free-Birds, shown at 2:00pm at the Harn Museum of
Art- Chandler Auditorium.
Info: tireland@flmnh.ufl.ded www.fimnh.ufl.edu
UF HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
Open Ceremony, Monday, September 16
University of Florida
On September 16, 2013 UF Hispanic Heritage month initiates its 20th anniversary celebrating to honor the accomplishments
made by Latinos in the United States and at the University of Florida. Come join as we celebrate this year theme "I Am a
Dreamer" as we build the dreams that conquer the world as we prepare for the next twenty years of Latino achievement.
Info: hispanicheritagemonth@gmail.com
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For detailed screening schedule and events visit our page,
www.latinawomensleague.org
MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON!!
FESTIVAL GUEST SPEAKERS
“Mothers, 15cents a minute,” Director Marina Seresesky
Sept. 12 @ Harn Museum of Art
Actress and director of theater and cinema, Marina Seresesky has recently been
awarded for her latest script The cortége with the First prize of “Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Elche”, with the Second prize of “Primavera Cinematográfica de lorca”, Best International Short Film of “V Festival de las Ideas de Chile” and Best Short Film, Best Direction, Best Acting, Best Music and Best Edition of
International Film Festival “Creando”. With her previous work, “L'Ultima opportunità” she was awarded the Special Prize Short Film Project Competition of the XXI edition
of the Film Week at Medina del Campo. She has also received the Award for Best
short film shot in Castilla y León Astorga Festival, Best Screenplay and Best Short Film
Festival of Ciudad Real and has won numerous national teams at prestigious festivals.
Amongst her film credits are her starring role alongside Javier Albala in the film "Entre
Abril y Julio" by the director Aitor Gaizka, "Secretos compartidos" by Alberto Lecchi,
"Blanca" John Paul Lacroze.
Trained with argentine directors Juan José Jussid and Alberto Lecchi and frequent collaborator of the producer
Louis Sartor, now she combines the performance in Teatro Meridional, with the preproduction of the documentary
"MOTHERS, 0.15 A MINUTE" and preparing the script of her next feature film.
De Cajon Project Director, Monica Rojas
“Susana Baca: Memoria Viva” will be introduced by De Cajon Project Director, Monica Rojas
Sept. 28 @ Harn Museum of Art
Monica Rojas, Ph.D. (Lima, Peru) is a Peruvian national
dance champion in Marinera Limeña. Rojas has conducted
extensive research on the cultural traditions of the African
descent population in Peru as a participant artist and
activist since 1985. Rojas is a doctor in cultural
anthropology. Her focus areas include ethnomusicology,
performance, the African Diaspora, Latin America and the
Spanish Caribbean. She has contributed as choreographer,
cultural consultant, dance and music instructor, guest artist
and scholar in the U.S. to the University of Oregon Dance
Department, Oregon State University Music department,
University of Washington Ethnomusicology Division,
Fremont Arts Council, Seattle Theatre Group, Langston
Hughes Performing Arts Center, and diverse youth and
adult educational programs. Rojas is currently the founder and director of DE CAJóN Project an arts organization
dedicated to helping bridge local and global efforts that promote and educate about the cultural contribution of
the African descent population in Peru. Rojas was the featured at the 2013 "Women Who Rock" Conference both
as a performer and in the Film Festival with the short film titled "Monica Rojas" by Rebecca Simms.
Ms. Elizabeth Liminyana-Vico
“Tapas” will be introduced by Elizabeth Liminyana-Vico
Sept. 14 @ Harn Museum of Art
Oct. 15 @ Newberry Branch Library
Elisabet Liminyana Vico received her M.A on Didactics of University Teaching
(2005), as well as her MA research related to PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanity
Sciences (2005), with a specialty in Contemporary Literature, both from the
Foundation of University of Girona. She holds two BAs of Philology, Catalan and
Spanish (both 2004, University of Girona). After being a lecturer in “Didactics of Catalan Language and Literature for children” in the University where she graduated, she started and developed the Studies of Catalan in Instituto
Cervantes of Leeds (2005-2008) and at the University of Leeds (2006-2009).
Meanwhile she combined the teaching of Catalan with Spanish in Instituto
Cervantes of Leeds and Algiers (summer 2008) and the Metropolitan University
of Leeds (2008-2009). She is currently a graduate student at the University of
Florida. Her field of research is Women’s Literature Journalism at the beginning
of the XX Century will focus on social construction of Modernity, Gender and
Identity, and influences of Colonialism and Post-colonialism.
Sean Macdonald
“Sin Palabras,”will be introduced by Sean Macdonald
Sept. 21 @ Harn Museum of Art
Sean Macdonald joined the University of Florida faculty as Assistant Professor of Chinese Language and Literature.
He received his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from the Universite de Montreal in 2002. His publications on
modernist and avant garde cultural production, the 1920s-30s Shanghai New Sensationalists, and star discourse in
China have appeared in Modern Chinese Literature and Culture, Modernism/Modernity, and Stars of the Chinese
Cinema. He is an expert on modern and contemporary Chinese literature and culture. He joins UF from McGill
University, where he held appointment in Chinese Studies.
Gilberto E. de Paz and TROPIX
“Salsa Tel Aviv” will be introduced by Gilberto de Paz
Oct. at @ Harn Museum of Art
Oct. 6 @ Alachua Branch Library.
Tropix is a Latin-music band
performing salsa, merengue,
bachata, cumbia, boleros and more!
Based in Gainesville, Florida
specializing in bringing Latin flavor to
any event. Tropix has its roots in the
Carribean island of Puerto Rico and
performs music from all over Latin
America and Spain along with
American standards and classics.
Band members: Gilberto de Paz, Jose
"Joe" Rivera Cepeda, Waldemar Cabrera, Laura de Paz and Bruni de Paz
Tiffany Ireland
“Plumíferos,” will be introduced by Tiffany Ireland
October, 12 @ Harn Museum of Art
Tiffany Ireland
Education Assistant at Florida Museum Natural History
Education: Tiffany earned her B.A. from the University of Florida in Family, Youth
and Community Sciences with a specialization in Animal Sciences.
Experience: Tiffany first volunteered at the Florida Museum as a docent and
became an employee in 2004. She previously volunteered with the University of
Florida’s Veterinary Hospital’s Wildlife Center and the Treasure Coast Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
FLMNH Projects: Temporary exhibit openings and programming, Trashformations, Collectors Day, ButterflyFest,
University of Florida’s Creative B program, camps, birthday parties.
Maya Stanfield-Mazzi
Oct. 5, Gallery Talk @ Harn Museum of Art
UF School of Art and Art History Assistant Professor Dr. Maya Stanfield-Mazzi
specializes in art of the Pre-Columbian and colonial Andes, especially that of colonial
Peru. She has published articles in Current Anthropology, Hispanic Research Journal,
Colonial Latin American Review, and Religion and the Arts. She also created
annotated bibliographies on painting in the Viceroyalty of Peru and Andean textiles
for Oxford Bibliographies Online. Her first book, Object and Apparition: Envisioning
the Christian Divine in the Colonial Andes, is currently in press. She is now
researching liturgical textiles from colonial and post-independence Peru, with an eye
to how these works reformulated Andean textile traditions and functioned in a new
global context.
Dr. Stanfield-Mazzi attended Smith College for her B.A. and received her M.A. and
Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles. Her fellowships include a
National Resource Fellowship to study Quechua and a Fulbright-Hays Dissertation
Research Abroad Fellowship for study in Peru. She was a visiting professor at Tulane University before coming to
the University of Florida.
With Susan Cooksey, Dr. Stanfield-Mazzi co-curated recent exhibitions at the Harn Museum of Art including
“Verdant Earth and Teeming Seas: The Natural World in Ancient American Art.”
Kerry Oliver-Smith, Curator of Contemporary Art
Oct. 5, Gallery Talk @ Harn Museum of Art
Kerry Oliver-Smith is the curator of contemporary art at the Harn Museum of Art
at the Harn Museum of Art. She oversees an international collection of more
than 1,500 works in all media from 1945 to the present. The collection is
featured in changing exhibitions in the 7,500-square-foot exhibition space of the
Mary Ann Harn Cofrin Pavilion and the adjacent Robert and Nancy Magoon
Garden. Oliver-Smith’s research interests focus on the juncture of art and politics with an emphasis on photographic and video practice.
Oliver-Smith has organized 28 exhibitions along with the museum’s RISK Cinema
series. Select exhibitions include Paradigms and the Unexpected: Modern and
Contemporary Art from the Shey Collection (2008); Allan Sekula: TITANIC’s Wake (2004 – 2005); German Legacies: The Photography of Max Becher and Andrea
Robbins, Sergio Vega (2002): Modernismo Tropical (2002); and Insistent Memory:
The Architecture of Time in Video Installation (2000). She has published
numerous exhibition catalogues, including, “Contemporary Cuban Art from the Farber Collection,” “Paradigms to the Unexpected: Modern and Contemporary Art from the Shey Collection” and “The Swamp: On the Edge of Eden.” Other publications include numerous essays on exhibitions and artists as well as recent contributions to catalogues about American and international collections of the Harn Museum. She is
currently working on Project Europa: Imagining the (Im)Possible, supported by a major grant from the Andy
Warhol Foundation.
Oliver-Smith also has received several research grants from the University of Florida and has served on numerous
panels and committees, including the National Endowment for the Arts and Art Museum Curators Association.
Prior to her current appointment, she served as the Harn Museum curator of education. A founder and artistic codirector of Florida’s Hippodrome State Theatre, she has worked extensively in film and theatre, including projects
in the United States, England, Scotland and Spain. Oliver-Smith is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and holds a master’s degree in film and media studies from the University of Florida, where she is currently pursuing her doctorate.
9th GAINESVILLE LATINO FILM FESTIVAL, 2013 COMMITTEE
Maria Elena Quintana, LWL Treasurer
GRACIAS!
THANK YOU!
OBRIGADO
Thanks to our sponsors, partners, supporters and volunteers for their
help in making the Gainesville Latino Film Festival, 2013 possible!
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