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HOLA MEXICO FILM FESTIVAL
AND THE MONTALBÁN THEATRE

PRESENT THE INAUGURAL FILM SERIES
LATIN AMERICAN NOMINATION SCREENINGS (LANS)

Showcasing Latin American films that can be considered

for an Oscar Nomination

  • Argentina 

  • Bolivia 

  • Brazil

  • Chile

  • Colombia

  • Cuba

  • Dominican Republic

  • Ecuador

  • Guatemala

  • Honduras

  • Mexico

  • Panama

  • Uruguay

  • Venezuela

November 22 – 27, 2019

The event includes screenings of films from Latin America that various
countries have selected to be considered for an Oscar nomination in the Foreign Film category.


Hola Mexico Film Festival, which features rising and established talents in Mexican cinematography, is proud to present
the inaugural edition of
LANS, which they hope will bring more awareness to Latin American films, especially those which members of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences can vote on.

 

LANS is also the first event to bring all Latin American films that are considered for an Oscar nomination.

LANS kicks off on Friday, November 22nd with a screening of The Chambermaid (La Camarista).

 

Admission

Opening Night:  $30
I
ncludes two drinks and food

General Admission: 
$13 

VIP Pass: $100

All voting members of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences can enter free of charge.
Q&A sessions with cast and directors featured in the films will follow several of the screenings, and each film will only screen once.

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    Enjoy Unlimited VIP Access With   Our Festival Pass For Only $100 

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LA CAMARISTA 
(THE CHAMBERMAID)

MEXICO

Nov 22, 7:30pm

Lila Avilés’ superbly acted directorial debut is an intimate look at the life of a housekeeper in a lavish Mexico City hotel.

 

Despite her labor-intensive job, Eve (Gabriela Cartol), the film’s quiet heroine, is eager to pursue her ambitions for a better life.

 

Even if constantly combating everyday perils, she decides to enroll in an adult education program and forms bonds with other women in her environment, both the working class and those from more affluent circles.

 

“The Chambermaid” is an introspective journey alongside a woman stronger than her circumstances.

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