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On Tuesday, two Latin American Revolution films won an award at the Locarno Open Door prize ceremony. These two films showed the altered mindset of cineasts as they questioned wisdom among new inventions. Pantasma, directed by Gloria Carrión and produced by Leonor Zuñiga, won the biggest cash prize of CHF25,000
Dominican project Tres balas (Three Bullets) has dominated the awards handed out by Open Doors, Locarno Pro’s talent development program for artists from underrepresented communities. The pic, directed by Génesis Valenzuela and produced by Wendy Espinal, picked up three awards, including a CHF 20,000 ($22,000) Open Doors cash grant alongside a €8,000 development grand handed …
The film tells the story of Spain’s first official hate crime.
The 2023 Locarno Festival is focusing on Caribbean and Latin America for its Open Doors program to support cinema from underdeveloped regions.
Three Bullets to the back: The striking silence around a police killing in small-town Colorado This is a 3-part story about a police killing in rural Kiowa County and the reluctance of a pro-law community to hold law enforcement accountable. Credit: Gifford Family Published: 10:04 AM MDT March 16, 2021 Updated: 10:04 AM MDT March 16, 2021 KIOWA COUNTY, Colo — Part One This is the first in a three-part series about an April 2020 police killing on the Eastern Plains that has been shrouded in silence at a time of national and statewide uproar over excessive forc...