Written by Cumba on November 1, 2009 – 4:47 pm
Now in its fifth year, the Long Island Latino International Film Festival is once again showcasing a fine lineup of films.
Some of the films such as “Premature,” “Made in Japan” and “Little Courage” (all exceptional films) have been making the festival circuit and deserve to be seen once again if you have not had the pleasure.
In addition, they will be premiering the short documentary “Stereo Typed” produced by Frances Lozada and the actor Franky G.
The festival will take place over three days beginning on Friday, November 6 and running through Sunday, November 8. A three-day pass is only $40 or $10 for each individual block of films.
The films to be screened include three full-length features, “The Gift of Pachamama” (directed by Toshifumi Matsushita) from Bolivia, “Sacred Games” (directed by Bernado Chilindron and “Willets Point” (directed by T.J. Collins).
For more information you can visit their website at http://liliff.com/
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