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The Metropolitan Museum Of Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 04 / 13 / 07 04 / 14 / 07 04 / 15 / 07 04 / 16 / 07 04 / 17/ 07 04 / 18/ 07 04 / 19 / 07 QUAD CINEMA THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF THE TISCH SCHOOL OF QUAD CINEMA KING JUAN QUAD CINEMA 1:00 pm MUSEUM OF ART MOVING IMAGE THE ARTS, NYU 1:00 pm CARLOS I OF SPAIN 1:00 pm LADRONES Y MENTIROSOS / 12:45 pm 2:00 pm (Free and open to the public) TRIBUTE TO JORGE PERUGORRÍA: CENTER, NYU LIARS AND THIEVES PIRATAS EN EL CALLAO / 6:00 pm PANEL SPECIAL PREVIEW AMOR VERTICAL / (Free and open to the public) Ricardo Mendez & PACIFIC PIRATES (70 min.) MYTH OR REALITY: THE LO MÁS BONITO Y MIS VERTICAL LOVE (100 min.) 5:30 pm PANEL Poli Marichal (114 min.) Eduardo Schuldt LATINO FILM MARKET IN MEJORES AÑOS / Arturo Soto MEET THE FILMMAKERS Dir. Present for Q & A LA PERRERA THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF MY THE U.S. Conversation with guest What is the best way for 3:00 pm 3:15 pm THE DOG POUND MUSEUM OF THE VERY BEST YEARS (93 min.) directors, producers and actors. MEZCAL Latino filmmakers to reach Manolo Nieto Martin Boulocq Simultaneous translation Ignacio Ortiz the potential audience of 41 NY Premiere (110 min.) MOVING IMAGE in English provided by LART. NY Premiere (88 min.) QUAD CINEMA million Latinos in the U.S.? 2:00 pm Reception to follow. Dir. Present Q & A 3:00 pm 1:00 pm Panelists: Carlos Gutierrez COSAS QUE DEJÉ EN LA LA EDAD DE LA PESETA / Preceded by DOS MAYAS TRIBUTE TO (Cinema Tropical), HABANA / THE THINGS I THE SILLY AGE Gisela Sanders Alcantara JORGE PERUGORRÍA DorothyThigpen PÁGINAS DEL DIARIO DE QUAD CINEMA LEFT IN HAVANA Pavel Giroud NY Premiere (7 min.) UNA ROSA DE FRANCIA / (Third World Newsreel), MAURICIO / Manuel Gutierrez A. NY Premiere (90 min.) 1:00 pm VIRGIN ROSE Maritza Guimet PAGES FROM MAURICIO’s LA EDAD DE LA PESETA / 5:15 pm (100 min.) AL FINAL DEL ESPECTRO / Manuel Gutiérrez A. (Florida Media Market) DIARY THE SILLY AGE AT THE END OF THE SPECTRA 5:00 pm QUAD CINEMA NY Premiere (100 min.) Moderator: Sandy Lieberson Manuel Perez Pavel Giroud Juan Felipe Orozco 1:00 pm (Chairman, Film London) NY Premiere (134 min.) NY Premiere (90 min.) 3:00 pm NY Premiere (90 min.) TRIBUTE TO Reception to follow. 5:30 pm Preceded by GOZAR, A SMALL LENS ON WHAT’S Producer Present for Q&A JORGE PERUGORRÍA: COMER, PARTIR TO COME 7:00 pm AMOR VERTICAL / SOÑANDO EL FUTURO / QUAD CINEMA Arturo Infante CLOSING NIGHT FILM: VERTICAL LOVE DREAMING THE FUTURE 1:15 pm US Premiere (25 min.) COLEGIALES Arturo Soto Marta Bautis 3:10 pm OS 12 TRABALHOS / Gustavo Laskier (100 min.) FAMILY FILM THE 12 LABOURS US Premiere (38 min.) VIVA CUBA (95 min.) US Premiere (60 min.) 3:00 pm HAVANA KIDZ DIOS LOS JUNTA Y ELLOS SE Ricardo Elias Juan Carlos Cremata NY Premiere (90 min.) Preceded by SÓLO UN SALUD! Alberto Gonzalez SEPARAN / Dir. Present for Q&A CARGADOR / ONLY A Connie Field World Premiere (25 min.) 3:10 pm GOD CREATES THEM AND Preceded by EL VIOLADOR PORTER NY Premiere (93 min.) NEW ChILDREN / NEW YORK LAS CRUCES THEY FALL APART Alejandro Ramirez Rafael Rosal DE BORRACHOS / Director Present for Q&A YOUTH PROGRAM: Harold Trompetero & (20 min.) US Premiere (90 min.) APOCALIPSUR / THE RAPIST OF THE DRUNKEN 5:00 pm CUAL ES TU IMPRESION DE MI? / Jairo E. Carrillo APOCALIPSOUTH 6:30 pm Dir. Present US Premiere (75 min.) Federico Gonzalez TRIBUTE TO WHAT’S YOUR IMPRESSION OF ME? Javier Mejía US Premiere (4 min.) OPENING CEREMONY Samantha Rosario 5:00 pm Directors Present for Q & A JORGE PERUGORRÍA: NY Premiere (101 min.) 9:00 pm 6:45 pm NY Premiere (5 min.) Dir. Present for Q & A Special presentation of A LATIN NIGHT PARTY EL BENNY UN ECUATORIANO EN N. Y. / 5:10 pm Jorge Luis Sanchez AN ECUADORIAN IN N.Y. 9:15 pm NY Premiere (127 min.) Fausto Chadan OS 12 TRABALHOS / NY Premiere (5 min.) 9:30 pm THE 12 LABOURS MOJADOS: ECUATORIANOS FUGA Preceded by VIAJE A MARTE Ricardo Elias A HAVANA NIGHT GALA INDOCUmentados EN N. Y. Pablo Larrain / JOURNEY TO MARS NY Premiere (90 min.) 9:30 pm Patricia Torres NY Premiere (110 min.) Juan Pablo Zaramella Dir. Present NY Premiere (3 min.) TATUADO / TATTOOED EL BENNY HABANA ABIERTA 7:10 pm NY Premiere (17 min.) Preceded by EL VIOLADOR Jorge Luis Sanchez A documentary about the All Directors Present for Q & A Eduardo Raspo LADRONES Y MENTIROSOS / 7:30 pm DE BORRACHOS / NY Premiere (127 min.) famous Cuban band. Mario NY Premiere (90 min.) 5:15 pm THIEVES AND LIARS TATUADO / TATTOOED THE RAPIST OF THE DRUNKEN Murillo, host of Wake Up Call Dir. Present for Q&A LAS CRUCES Ricardo Mendez & Eduardo Raspo Federico Gonzalez ARGENTINA (WBAI), converses with director Rafael Rosal Poli Marichal (114 min.) NY Premiere (90 min.) 7:00 pm US Premiere (4 min.) Jorge Perugorria BRAZIL US Premiere (90 min.) Dir. Present for Q & A Dir. Present for Q & A AL FINAL DEL ESPECTRO / Tuesday BOLIVIA US Premiere (57 min.) Dir. Present for Q & A AT THE END OF THE SPECTRA 9:35 pm 9:30 pm Juan Felipe Orozco 04 / 24 / 07 CHILE 7:00 pm 7:20 pm DIOS LOS JUNTA Y ELLOS MEZCAL LA PERRERA / NY Premiere (90 min.) COLOMBIA ApOCALIPSUR / ApOCALIPSOUTH SE SEPARAN / Ignacio Ortiz IDA K. LANG RECITAL THE DOG POUND Producer Present for Q&A CUBA Javier Mejía GOD CREATES THEM AND NY Premiere (88 min.) HALL, HUNTER COLLEGE Manolo Nieto NY Premiere (101 min.) DOMINICAN REP. THEY FALL APART Dir. Present Q & A 9:15 pm (Free and open to the public) NY Premiere (110 min.) Dir. Present for Q & A PÁGINAS DEL DIARIO DE ECUADOR Harold Trompetero & 9:15 pm 9:30 pm MAURICIO / 5:00 pm GUATEMALA Jairo E. Carrillo LADRONES Y MENTIROSOS / FUGA LA EDAD DE LA PESETA / PAGES FROM MAURICIO’s MEXICO US Premiere (75 min.) THIEVES AND LIARS Pablo Larrain THE SILLY AGE Dir. Present for Q & A DIARY PERU Ricardo Mendez & NY Premiere (110 min.) Pavel Giroud Preceded by VIAJE A MARTE Manuel Perez PUERTO RICO NY Premiere (90 min.) NY Premiere (134 min.) Poli Marichal (114 min.) / JOURNEY TO MARS Preceded by DOS MAYAS UNITED STATES GOZAR, COMER, PARTIR Producer Present for Q & A Juan Pablo Zaramella Gisela Sanders Alcantara Arturo Infante URUGUAY NY Premiere (17 min.) NY Premiere (7 min.) All foreign language films are subtitled in English. US Premiere (25 min.).
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