PRAGDA is the leading educational film distributor for the newest Latin American, Spanish, and Latinx cinema. Our collection is relevant, curricular, diverse, and exclusive. Our films inspire, challenge, and entertain. They are available with Public Performance Rights (PPR) and Digital Site Licenses (DSL) through PRAGDA.
We recently launched PRAGDA STREAM, the most comprehensive catalog of Latin content in the world, now featuring hundreds of new titles on subjects such as Human Rights, History, Environment, Global Economy, Indigenous Peoples, Gender, and many more. The platform is easy to use and facilitates the discovery of films and collections. The model offers subscription-based, collection, and individual licenses.
Since 2012, PRAGDA has run the SPANISH FILM CLUB grant program. Twice a year, with the support of the Ministry of Culture, Spain, SPANISH FILM CLUB offers matching grants to organize film festivals in educational settings worldwide. The goal? To bring students from all over the world closer to the most daring voices in Latin American Cinema through film festivals on campus!
BOOTH
Visit us in person at booth #A13 to discover a world of educational films that celebrate Latin American, and Spanish culture, history, and heritage.
LASA FILM FESTIVAL
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 at 5:45 PM |
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THURSDAY, JUNE 13 at 3:40 PM |
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On-demand screening |
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On-demand screening |
FILM CATALOG HIGHLIGHTS
A Place Called Music (Un lugar llamado música)
A captivating exploration of the unexpected bond between Philip Glass, one of the most influential composers of our time, and Daniel Medina, a traditional Wixárika violinist from the mountains of Jalisco, Mexico.
Authors: Directed by Enrique M. Rizo, Mexico
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A Place in Cerro Hueso (Un lugar en Cerro Hueso)
Argentina
Authors: Directed by Betina Cappato
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Luchadoras
Spain, Germany
Authors: Directed by Paola Calvo, Patrick Jasim
Book Webpage: Click here
The Wind Blows the Border
Brazil
Authors: Directed by Laura Faerman, Marina Weis
Book Webpage: Click here
100 Ways to Cross the Border
Mexico, United States
Authors: Directed by Amber Bemak
Book Webpage: Click here
Silent Witnesses (Mudos Testigos)
Colombia
Authors: Directed by Luis Ospina, Jerónimo Atehortúa Arteaga
Book Webpage: Click here
Persistent Woman (Mujer Perseverante)
Argentina
Authors: Directed by Soledad San Julián
Book Webpage: Click here
The Apizaco Shaman (El brujo de Apizaco)
Mexico
Authors: Directed by Rodrigo Lebrija
Book Webpage: Click here