The “Latino-Docs” documentary film festival is held from November 16 to 21 in various cinemas and cultural venues in Toulouse. Self-managed and militant, he devotes himself to Latin America and the Caribbean.

“Atrás y adelante” is the name of the 14th edition of this festival, which could be translated as “behind and in front” or “from side to side”. “Latino Docs” is a self-managed and militant festival, which takes place from November 16 to 21, 2022 in Toulouse. Dedicated to Latin America and the Caribbeanit is held in various cinemas and cultural venues in Toulouse, with the support of the Toulouse committee of France Latin America.

” Since 2009, the festival gives visibility to popular revolts and feminist and militant mobilizations native peoples, peasants, Afro-descendants who, faced with the crisis of neoliberalism and its offensives, are opening up avenues for a political alternative, a break that gives another world a chance. For this 14th year, Latino-Docs continues to raise awareness and invite the public to live and think collectively to nurture perspectives. “Detail the organizers in a press release. In this idea, all screenings are followed by debates and discussions.

The Latino-Docs 2022 program

• Saturday November 19: Memory and Truth, at the Hangar de la Cépière, 8 rue de Bagnolet, Toulouse.
  4 p.m.: Screening of experimental short films.
  5:30 p.m.: “Para volverte a ver” by Nicolas Braguinsky Cascinifollowed by a discussion with the director.
  7 p.m.: Concert by Aluminé Guerrero.
  9 p.m.: “Memorias de Uchuraccay”, by Hernan Rivera Mejíafollowed by a discussion with the director.

• Sunday November 20: Zapatismo, at the American Cosmograph cinema, 24 rue Montardy, Toulouse.
  7 p.m.: “For life” by Sandra Blondel and Pascal Hennequinfollowed by a discussion with director Sandra Blondel.

• Monday, November 21: Feminist evening at the Labor Exchange, 19 place Saint-Sernin, Toulouse.
  6.30 p.m.: Aperitif-meal and May de Rimas concert
  7:30 p.m.: “Del lado de las mujeres” by Eva Bonnefoy
  7:45 p.m.: “Our Freedom” by Celina Escherfollowed by a discussion with Eva Bonnefoy.

Useful information : Latino-Docs 2022, from November 16 to 21, 2022. Price: free participation. Restaurant and bar on site.