Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival: Genre Mashups, a Vibrant Brazil and an Award for the One-Off Paulina García
Variety previews the 52nd Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival, which runs Nov. 13-21 and will honor Paulina García, the actress known for "Gloria." The outlet says the festival will highlight new work from established and emerging Latin American directors, and its headline points to genre mashups and a strong Brazilian presence. Variety also notes that global film production in 2025 rose to 7,707 features, above the pre-pandemic levels of 2017-19, driven by recovery in Europe and Asia.
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Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival: Genre Mashups, a Vibrant Brazil and an Award for the One-Off Paulina García
Honoring Paulina García (“Gloria”), highlighting the latest from great and fast emerging Latin American directors, the 52nd Huelva Ibero-American Film Festival lifts off Nov. 13 as a film event for our times. Bulwarked by fast-recovering Europe and Asia, global film production in 2025 edged up to 7,707 features, higher than pre-pandemic levels of 2017-19. Latin […]
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