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Film Shows Struggle for Progress in Venezuela's "Colonia Tovar"
Debuting soon is a new documentary about Colonia Tovar, the German settlement that lies just 60 kilometers outside of Caracas, but is culturally much further removed. The community, a small but well-t… more →
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Film Shows Struggle for Progress in Venezuela's "Colonia Tovar"
wrote 9 months ago: Debuting soon is a new documentary about Colonia Tovar, the German settlement that lies just 60 kilo … more →
Caracas Comes Alive in Cyrano Fernandez Movie
wrote 1 year ago: Another Venezuelan film participating in the Festival of New Latin American Cinema in Havana escaped … more →
Venezuela Competes in Latin American Film Festival
wrote 1 year ago: The 30th annual International Festival of New Latin American Cinema starts today in Havana, Cuba. Ve … more →
Venezuela Enters Oscars Race with "The Color of Fame"
wrote 1 year ago: Breaking news, movie fans: Venezuela has just selected its submission for the category of Best Forei … more →
Venezuelan History Reaches Film in "Miranda Returns"
wrote 1 year ago: Lately, it seems like Venezuela’s history is being chronicled in film like never before. Take, … more →
Venezuela a Tempting Locale for Director Tim Robbins
wrote 1 year ago: Sean Penn, Kevin Spacey, Naomi Campbell… Hollywood just cannot resist the charms of Venezuela! … more →
Venezuela's Cinema City Marks Two Year Anniversary
wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday, Venezuela’s Cinema City (in Spanish, Villa del Cine) celebrated its second annivers … more →
The Great Venezuelan Novel: 'Doña Bárbara'
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wrote 1 year ago: Five years ago yesterday, on her 88th birthday, the Mexican actress and style icon María Félix passe … more →
Venezuelan Film Thinks Local, Goes Global
wrote 1 year ago: A short film by Venezuelan director Mariana Fuentes will grace the silver screen at this year’ … more →
Venezuela Hosts Jewish Film Festival
wrote 1 year ago: Caracas is currently hosting its annual Jewish film festival. Paradoxically, this show of cultural i … more →
