Venezuela will participate in the 20th Latin American and Caribbean Film Festival
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Published at: 10/11/2024 05:01 PM
Starting next Thursday, November 14, the Bolivian Cinemateca Foundation will kick off the 20th Latin American and Caribbean Film Festival, in which Venezuela will present a proposal scheduled for November 23, with the film Special, which addresses Down syndrome.
“This is a young man with these special characteristics on his way to adulthood and who is facing the conditions of his family; he lives with his father, a frustrated percussionist,” said the Venezuelan ambassador to Bolivia, César Trómpil, in a Venezuelan television review.
He also stated that the complete exhibition includes “10 exhibitions of the best of the seventh art in our region and in Spain, with free access for the public”.
For her part, the director of the Cinemateca Foundation of Bolivia, Mela Márquez, offered details about the festival of cinematography that reflects the identity of this region of the world. He specified that it will take place between November 14 and 23.
In the context of the exhibition, the photographic exhibition entitled Our People, Our Culture will remain open. The countries Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Uruguay and Spain will participate in this cultural trip without borders as a special guest.
VTV/Mazo News Team