¡Vamos a ver películas! Confluence Festival

¡Vamos a ver películas !https://ansp.org/experience/events/confluence-film-festival $10 April 23 5:30–8:30 p.m. Programmed by PHLAFF (the Philadelphia Latino Arts and Film Festival) Schedule of Events 5:30–6:30 p.m. Pre-screening gathering with organizational partners In Dino Hall, including food, music and advocacy organizations 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Film Program Hasta la Raíz (2024, 15 min), a short historic fiction film by dir. Nuria Schettino González In 1856, at a Mexican rancho in Los Angeles, a Tongva woman fights for her land and daughter when the ranchero's wife leaves to defend her own land grant. El Tren y la Península (2023, 88 min), a documentary feature by dirs. Sky Richards and Andreas Kruger Foncerrada The Train and the Peninsula is an intimate portrait of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula as the controversial railroad megaproject known as the "Maya Train" is being built. A cinematic journey along the projected route of the train takes us on an immersive and epic journey across the peninsula. Through the fascinating stories and reflections of its inhabitants, the documentary exposes the environmental and social consequences of the development model imposed in the region. The directors weave together a collective narrative through the incisive and transparent testimonies of the peninsula's inhabitants and reveal a human landscape full of vitality and Mayan wisdom that exposes the clash between different ways of imagining progress. El Tren Y La Península | Trailer Play El Tren Y La Península | Trailer El Tren Y La Península | Trailer The Train and the Peninsula is an intimate portrait of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula as the controversial railroad megaproject known as the "Maya Train" is being built. A cinematic journey along the projected route of the train takes us on an immersive and epic journey across the peninsula $10/12 meses, $5/6 meses/$1/una reunion (opcional, pero agradacido)