Orange County Latino Film Festival

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The first Orange County Latino Film Festival was held in Historic Downtown Santa Ana's Fiesta Marketplace in late 2004. Another festival was again held there in 2005 and experienced a larger turnout than the inaugural year. The festival has since been on hiatus due to a period of reestablishment and restructuring.

As attractions, the organizers managed to bring some name talent including actors and actresses and industry professionals such as Maya Zapata, Michael Peña, Arturo Montiel, Eduardo Santamarina, Moctezuma Esparza, Leopoldo Laborde, Gerardo Tort, and Luis Kelly.

Another festival is planned for 2008 under the name Orange County International Latino Film Festival.

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[edit] Organization

The first organizers and directors of the OCLFF were Manuel Saldívar, a protégé of Moctezuma Esparza, Freyr Thor and Olga Plateado.

[edit] OCLFF 2004

[edit] Films

  • Amar te duele
  • Alex Lora, Esclavo del rocnarol
  • Asesino en serio
  • Azul y blanco
  • C feliz
  • Chalino Sánchez - Una vida de peligros
  • Como el gato para el ratón
  • Cuento de hadas para dormir cocodrilos
  • De la calle
  • El misterio de la trinidad
  • El nominado
  • Hoy y mañana
  • Las caras de la luna
  • Carros clásicos de Cuba
  • Zurdo
  • SHORTS PROGRAM:
  • Una bala
  • Dia de suerte
  • La partida
  • Que me va hacer
  • El excusado
  • Ligerita
  • La milpa
  • La cumbre
  • Contratiempo

[edit] Guest Celebrities

  • Maya Zapata
  • Michael Peña
  • Patricia Rae

[edit] Industry

  • Fernando Sariñana, Director - "Amar te duele"
  • Gerardo Tort, Director - "De la calle"
  • Luis Kelly, Director - "Alex Lora: Escalvo del rocanrol"
  • Nacho Argiro, Director - "El nominado"

[edit] OCLFF 2005

[edit] OCLFF Audience Award 2005

EL rey de los coleaderos, Directed by Héctor Hernández

[edit] Films

  • Club eutanasia (Mexico 2004. Written & Directed by Agustín Oso Tapia)
  • Como voy a olvidarte (Ecuador, 2004. Directed by Bernardo Cañizares)
  • El mago (Mexico, 2004. Directed by Jaime Apariclor)
  • Manos libres (Mexico, 2005. Written & Directed by José Buil)
  • Mojados (USA/Mexico, 2004. Directed by Tommy Davis)
  • Puños rosas (Mexico, 2004. Directed by Beto Gómez. Written by Beto Gómez & Alfonso Suárez)
  • Parejas (Mexico, 2005. Written & Directed by Enrique Arroyo Schroder)
  • El rey de los coleaderos (OCLFF Audience Award Winner) Héctor Hernández & Elena Prado
  • Sin ton ni Sonia
  • Sobreviviente
  • La sombra del Sahuaro
  • El sueño del caimán
  • La tregua
  • Ver, oir, y callar
  • Cero y van cuatro
  • SHORTS PROGRAM:
  • Espíritu deportivo
  • La Noa de China
  • Pata de gallo
  • Super hero

[edit] Guest Celebrities

  • Eduardo Santamarina
  • Susana González
  • Arturo Montiel
  • José Yenque
  • Louie Olivos Jr.

[edit] Industry

  • Héctor Hernández, Director - "El rey de los coleaderos, Los pajarracos"

[edit] See also

Orange County International Latino Film Festival