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Eugenio Derbez in “The Angry Birds 2” Movie

Yenesis Alvarez August 19, 2019

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Over at NBC News Latino, Arturo Conde writes about actor & comedian Eugenio Derbez taking part in the movie “The Angry Birds 2.” To learn more about the film & its release, click HERE. Photo: Andrew Toth / Getty Images for Columbia Pictures

Director Seba De Caro on the ñ Podcast discussing new film Claudia

Bill Teck July 17, 2019

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On this episode of the generation ñ podcast, our guest on this episode is the wonderful film director and writer Seba De Caro. Founder Bill Teck is a big admirer of his friend De Caro, who he met in Argentina at BAFICI. Seba De Caro is a film director , screenwriter , writer and actor […]

Havana Film Festival New York

Yenesis Alvarez April 7, 2019

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Manuel Betancourt from Remezcla writes about the movies and exciting events going on in the 20th Havana Film Festival New York taking place from April 9 – 16, 2019. Click HERE to learn more! For more info on the festival, check out their original website HERE. Photo: HFFNY

Nite Owl Theater is Miami’s Radical Moviegoing #MiamiNow

Bill Teck July 17, 2018

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Part abandoned amusement park, part roadside haunted house, part Sid & Marty Kroft Supershow , part working video store and palace of wonders – there’s no moviegoing experience in America quite like what Nayib Estefan is doing with the Nite Owl Theater (which is really a cinema) – but theater might be the right name […]

Brett Ratner and Bogdaonovich in Miami for ODSY Premiere

Bill Teck March 3, 2017

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Producer Brett Ratner and Legendary Producer Peter Bogdanovich were in Miami for the Florida premiere of generation ñ founder Bill Teck’s One Day Since Yesterday: Peter Bogdanovich & The Lost American Film produced by RatPac & Via Verita. The premiere was held at the Miracle Theater at the Actor’s Playhouse in Coral Gables, and was […]

10 great films set in Madrid

Bill Teck August 12, 2016

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“Barcelona may have Gaudí and the glamour, the Ramblas and the sea, but it’s Madrid that has served as a more potent protagonist for some of Spanish cinema’s most resonant directors. It’s a den of spies and scandals that the attractive cuplé singer Charito has to flee from in Rafael Gil’s First World War drama […]

Happy 20th From Dusk Till Dawn!

Bill Teck January 23, 2016

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It helped if you knew who Tom Savini was, that was one of the savage movie going pleasures of From Dusk Till Dawn. You had Robert Rodriguez, a personal hero , a maverick, a guy who changed the way films were made. You had Quentin Tarantino, the guy who re-invented the whole game – we […]