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Chicago Latino Film Festival
The Chicago Latino Film Festival is one of the longest continually running Latino Film Festivals in North America. We are celebrating our 42nd Edition from April 16th-27th, 2026. ChicagoLatinoFilmFestival.org.
Langue d'origine : EN
Informations générales
- Dates
- 15–27 avril 2027
- Lieu
- US
- Date limite d'inscription
- 1 décembre 2026
- Éligibilité
- International
- Sous-titres
- Non communiqué
- Inscrire un film
- Inscrire un film — via FilmFreeway
- Site officiel
- http://chicagolatinofilmfestival.org/
- Dernière vérification
- 24 septembre 2026
Actualités
The Chicago Latino Film Festival Invites Chicago Artists to Submit a Poster Design for Its 43rd Edition
The Chicago Latino Film Festival (CLFF), presented by the International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago (ILCC), is calling on artists to submit poster designs for its upcoming 43rd edition, running April 15–26, 2027. The winning design will serve as the visual identity of the Festival, appearing on printed programs, the Festival website, invitati
Executive Director Mulcahy Reorganizes Staff and Responsibilities at ILCC and CLFF to Better Address Operational Realities
Chicago, IL • International Latino Cultural Center’s Executive Director Mateo Mulcahy has announced expanded roles for two longtime members of the Chicago Latino Film Festival (CLFF) team, a restructuring intended to better align staff responsibilities with the operational demands of an organization entering its 43rd Festival year. Both positions r
Chicago Latino Film Festival Opens Early Submissions for 43rd Edition
Chicago, IL • Independent filmmakers from across Latin America, Spain, Portugal, the Caribbean, and the United States will soon have the opportunity to submit their work for one of the country’s longest-running showcases of Latino cinema. The International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago (ILCC) will open submissions Aug.
A Fitting Farewell: Chicago Bids Pepe Vargas a Legendary Goodbye
CHICAGO — On June 30th, in a room filled with 42 years of history, Pepe Vargas did something he rarely allowed himself to do: he let Chicago’s Latino cultural community honor him instead of the other way around. The founder and longtime Executive Director of the International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago (ILCC) and the Chicago Latino Film Fest
When the votes were counted at this year’s Chicago Latino Film Festival, the results sent a message louder than any press release could.
Five of the nine Audience Choice Award winners and runners-up at the 42nd Chicago Latino Film Festival were directed or co-directed by women. Not because of a quota.
A Triumphant Return: The 42nd Chicago Latino Film Festival Marks the Most Attended Edition Since the Pandemic
The 42nd Chicago Latino Film Festival wrapped its twelve-day run at the Landmark Century Centre Cinemas on April 27, 2026, and the numbers tell a story that goes beyond sold-out screenings and enthusiastic audiences. This year’s festival wasn’t just a return to form—it was a resounding affirmation that Latino cinema has claimed its rightful place [
The Thrills and Horror of the 42nd Chicago Latino Film Festival
Now through April 27 | Landmark Century Centre Cinemas, 2828 N. Clark St., Chicago People think of the Chicago Latino Film Festival as a place for prestige drama, political documentaries, and art-house discoveries from corners of the world mainstream cinema rarely visits.
This week at CLFF: What to Catch at the 42nd Chicago Latino Film Festival
Now through April 27 | Landmark Century Centre Cinemas, 2828 N. Clark St., Chicago Every April, the Landmark Century Centre Theatres on Clark Street quietly becomes one of the most important movie theaters in the country for Latino Filmmakers.
The Countdown Is On: 42nd Chicago Latino Film Festival Launches with a Night to Remember
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Homo Argentum: A Comedy That Dares to Ask — What Is a Man, Argentine-Style?
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