Here's this years 30 second spot commercial which was produced by the Latinvox Agency.
For more information visit: NYILFF
Wednesday
Trade Trailer
Directed by Marco Kreuzpaintner, and starring Kate Del Castillo, Kevin Kline, Cathleen Gati, Alicja Bachleda, Cesar Ramos and Paulina Gaitan, "Trade", spotlights the increasing human trafficking of people across international borders such as Mexico.
Trade focuses on a 13 year-old girl from Mexico City, named Adriana (Paulina Gaitan) who is kidnapped by sex traffickers, setting into motion her 17 year-old brother Jorge’s (Cesar Ramos) desperate mission to save her.
Unbelievable story, I had the opporunity to see an advance screening of the film this evening and I must say, I highly recommend everyone to see it when it releases.
Trade focuses on a 13 year-old girl from Mexico City, named Adriana (Paulina Gaitan) who is kidnapped by sex traffickers, setting into motion her 17 year-old brother Jorge’s (Cesar Ramos) desperate mission to save her.
Unbelievable story, I had the opporunity to see an advance screening of the film this evening and I must say, I highly recommend everyone to see it when it releases.
If you can't wait till the film releases nationwide, you can catch it as the opening film during the New York International Latino Film Festival.
For more information visit: Trade
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Tuesday
The 8th Annual NYILFF
The 8th Annual New York International Latino Film Festival (NYILFF) has announced its Premieres line-up of the latest and best in U.S. Hispanic and Latin American cinema.The festival will run from July 24 - 29, 2007, and opens with the film “Trade”, a raw and powerful film on international human trafficking, and closes with “El Cantante”, a salsa music bio-epic starring, Marc Anthony as the legendary Hector Lavoe, and Jennifer Lopez as his wife.
Other premiere films feature some of the most impressive talent in the industry, such as Wilmer Valderrama, Kate del Castillo, Eduardo Verástegui, Manny Perez and Victor Rasuk.
The six-day schedule of events highlights the full range of Latino culture, targeting different segments of the community.
More than just a film festival, NYILFF showcases more than 80 U.S. and international feature films, documentaries, and shorts.
Industry panels and special events such as Dominican Night, Cinema Under the Stars, NYILFF New Music Showcase, NYILFF Vanguard and NYILFF Family Day demonstrate the festival’s dedication to providing a wide milieu of culturally relevant programming.
Tickets are available June 25 through Ticketmaster, the Florence Gould Hall box office (55 E. 59th Street Manhattan, NYC), and the festival's website.
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