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“Flow: for the love
of water” Leaves a lot of Water to Drink
Santo Domingo, November 20,
2008
Today in the Eduardo Brito hall of the National Theater, there
was more flowing than air. There was a strongly felt motivation
to find solutions to the water crisis, one of the most important
political-environmental issues today and a focus of one of the
film in the II Dominican Global Film Festival of 2008.
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Acting workshop with
Juan Fernández: “An actor does not have to be miserable.”
Santo Domingo, November 20,
2008
Dominican actor Juan Fernández´s 3-hour acting workshop at the
Global Foundation Auditorium was an entertaining talk and
exchange of experiences in Spanish from an actor who has spent
several decades in the movie Mecca of Hollywood. Nearly fifty
people sat in on the workshop and actively participated in
Fernández´s various exercises.
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The 2nd Dominican
Global Film Festival Honors Elba McAllister
Santo Domingo, November 20,
2008
Adding to the already exciting novelties underway during this
film extravaganza, the II edition of the Dominican Global Film
Festival is honoring Elba McAllister in a special tribute
celebration which is expected to become an annual event of the
film festival. Elba McAllister is co-founder, partner and
executive president of the Colombian film distribution company
Cineplex, which is celebrating its 15th year of promoting
alternative films in Latin America.
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A Film That Invokes
the Vocation of Service
Santo Domingo, November 19,
2008
A nation. A town. Malawi. Nevertheless, the team that produced
the documentary I Am Because We Are left these borders with a
product that gives meaning to these words. This film is about
the African continent and its challenge to stop the spread of
HIV/AIDS in a region where some 2.5 million children suffer from
the disease.
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The II Dominican
Global Film Festival Opens Today with Grand Premiere of Sugar
Santo Domingo, November 19,
2008
The second edition of the Dominican Global Film Festival will be
inaugurated tonight with the premier of the film Sugar, a North
American film that tells the story of a Dominican ball player
who wants to make it to the Big Leagues to lift his family out
of poverty. Some 1,400 guests are expected to attend the Gala
opening, including various Dominican professional Major League
baseball playerss. Dominican President Leonel Fernández will
preside over the gala event.
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II Dominican Global
Film Festival Opening in Santiago
Santiago, November 18,
2008
One day in advance of the official Festival inauguration in the
capital, the regional UASD campus in Santiago will host its
opening of the II Dominican Global Film Festival which will go
on until Sunday November 23.
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II Dominican Global
Film Festival Opening in Puerto Plata
Puerto Plata, November 18,
2008
On the eve of the main opening of the II Dominican Global Film
Festival in Santo Domingo, the UASD campus in Puerto Plata is
hosting the gala opening of its local edition of the Festival
which will be going on until Sunday November 23.
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Nagua Celebrates
Inauguration of the II Dominican Republic Global Film Festival
Santiago, November 18,
2008
One day before the main opening in the capital Santo Domingo,
the regional main campus of the UASD in Nagua will host the gala
opening of the II Dominican Global Film Festival which will last
until Sunday November 23.
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Higüey Celebrates
Inauguration of the II Dominican Republic Global Film Festival
Puerto Plata, November 18,
2008
The regional main campus of the UASD in Higüey tonight will host
the gala opening of the II Dominican Global Film Festival which
will last until Sunday November 23.
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Dominican Youth Will
Also Be Part of the II Dominican Republic Global Film Festival
Santo Domingo, November 18,
2008
The Dominican children are just as important as the rest of
those who are celebrating this year's film extravaganza underway
around the country this week. To assure that children and young
people feel welcome, the Ministry of Education has been divided
up into six Regional Educational Offices corresponding to the
cities where the festival is being held: Santo Domingo II, Santo
Domingo III, Santiago Nagua, Puerto Playa and Higüey.
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