HOLA MEXICO FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTED BY DISHLATINO UNVEILS
10th ANNIVERSARY FILM LINEUP
JUNE 1 – JUNE 9, 2018
Lineup Includes 23 Films Including: A Ti Te Queria Encontrar, Sacudete Las Penas, Ana y Bruno, Los Ojos Del Mar, Distancias Cortas and More
Special $100 Festival Pass Available Now Through April 19
HOLA Mexico Film Festival presented by DishLATINO, the largest Mexican film festival outside of Mexico, today unveiled the official 10th anniversary film lineup which includes 23 Mexican films. The HOLA Mexico Film Festival presented by DishLATINO takes place June 1 – June 9, 2018 and showcases the best of recent Mexican cinema featuring Latin actors, directors and film production companies.
In celebration of the 10th anniversary, a special discounted festival pass is on sale now for $100 and will be available for purchase for a limited time until April 19, 2018. Season passes and individual tickets are also available for purchase at http://holamexicoff.com/.
“As Mexican films continue to break barriers in the US and globally, I am humbled and honored to be celebrating the festivals 10th anniversary this year. The lineup we have put together is beautifully rich and diverse and we are delighted that Los Angeles movie lovers will have the opportunity to experience a bit of Mexican culture and heritage on the big screen,” said Samuel Douek, HOLA Mexico Film Festival presented by DishLATINO Founder & Director.
Films will be available at several theaters in Los Angeles including Regal Cinemas at LA Live: A Barco Innovation Center, Cinépolis, Montalban Theatre, and La Plaza De Cultura y Artes in Downtown Los Angeles.
The 2018 lineup includes:
OPENING NIGHT AT REGAL L.A. LIVE: A BARCO INNOVATION CENTER (JUNE 1, 2018):
A Ti Te Queria Encontrar from Javier Colinas
CLOSING NIGHT SCREENING AND CONCERT AT LA PLAZA DE CULTURA Y ARTES (JUNE 9, 2018):
Sacudete Las Penas from Andres Ibañez Diaz Infante
10TH ANNIVERSARY ROOFTOP SCREENINGS AT MONTELBAN THEATRE ROOFTOP CINEMA CLUB:
Amores Perros from Alejandro G Iñarritu
Y Tu Mama Tabien from Alfonso Cuaron
Pan’s Labyrinth from Guillermo Del Toro
