Doa Herlinda y su Hijo (1985); and Luis Ospina’s documentary Desazn Suprema/The Supreme Uneasiness, about Fernando Vallejo, the controversial gay Colombian writer who has been exiled to Mexico.- In addition to our regular Size Doesn’t Matter series of shorts, which will be shown with selected features throughout the Festival, we also will present Latino Concentrate (with pleasant side effects): The Best Shorts of the Latino World on April 9 and 10 at Facets Cinmatheque.
Annual Chicago Latino Film Festival or to obtain a film schedule, please visit www.latinoculturalcenter.org or call (312) 409-1757. Please see the fact sheet for gala event information; for tickets to the gala events, please visit www.ticketweb.com or call (312) 431-1330.Locations and ResourcesThe Festival takes place in Chicago at Landmark’s Century Centre Cinema, 2828 N. Clark Street, Pipers Alley, 1608 N. Wells Street, Facets Cinematheque, 1517 W.
Avenue, and various community centers and universities in Chicago. The film schedule will be available by March 21 on the ILCC website at www.latinoculturalcenter.org. Beginning April 1, a daily schedule of films will be available on the ILCC hotline at (312) 409-1757.About the Chicago Latino Film Festival The Chicago Latino Film Festival is produced by the International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago (ILCC) in cooperation with Columbia College Chicago.
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