Episode dedicated to Latin American cinema. Almudena Carracedo’s Emmy Award winning documentary Made in L.A; Pedro González Rubio’s documentaries Black Bull and Alamar; Carlos Gaviria’s feature film Portraits in a Sea of Lies.
Spanish Paradise: Gardens Of The Alhambra, at the New York Botanical Garden; the Colorado sisters and their theatre company, Coatlicue; Carmen Boullosa interviews Marta Lamas, a Mexican anthropologist.
Cuban art and culture: writer Leonardo Padura talks about crime fiction in Cuba; TV Serrana, a community TV channel based in the Sierra Maestra; Pedro Ruiz, Cuban-American choreographer returns to Cuba to work with the Contemporary Cuban Dance group.
Best of season 6: Mario Vargas Llosa, 2010 Nobel Prize for Literature; Auralís, a fashion designer; Mexican singer Lila Downs; Albor Ruiz, Daily News columnist; Chronicles of the fair migratory reform; Latino LGBTQ writers from the series “PANIC!”.
Tribute episode to the International Film and TV School at San Antonio de los Baños -EICTV, from Cuba. We will be presenting three films made by students from the school.
M.A.F.U. Crew presents the sound track of the film The Return of Lencho. Patricio Lersundi interviews Puerto Rican actress Johanna Rosaly. Mexican singer Lila Downs talks about multiculturalism.
This episode is dedicated to the DREAM Act, a legislative proposal which, if approved, will allow thousands of undocumented students to regularize their immigration status every year.
Carmen Boullosa interviews Chilean filmmaker Patricio Guzmán.
30 min
About CUNY TV's Nueva York
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Nueva York is an Emmy award winning series about Latino culture in New York. The 30-minute show explores the rich textures of Latino society in the city, focusing on politics, art, culture, and the…
traditions of Spanish-speaking populations across the metropolitan area.