Thursday, November 5, 2009
6 p.m.
Queen Sofia Spanish Institute
684 Park Ave at 68th street
New York, NY
Map of location

Presented as part of Iberoamérica: Our Way(s)* (November 5 – 13), organized by The Museum of Modern Art.

‘TropiChat: Ibermedia’ is presented in partnership with Queen Sofía Spanish Institute, Americas Society and Cinema Tropical.

TropiChat, an ongoing series that features conversations with Latin American filmmakers, presents a round table moderated by Elena Vilardell, Ibermedia and Jytte Jensen, Curator, MoMA with directors and producers from the Ibero-American region including:





- Mariana Rondón, Director, Postales de Leningrado (Venezuela)
- Maria Teresa Ugás Castro, Producer, Postales de Leningrado (Venezuela)
- Josué Méndez, Director, Qué culpa tiene el tomate... (Peru)
- Hugo Castro, Executive Producer, Qué culpa tiene el tomate… (Argentina)
- Matheus Nachtergaele, Director, A festa da menina morta (Brazil)
- Vania Beatriz Lima Catani, Producer, A festa da menina morta (Brazil)
- Luis Miñarro, Executive Producer, Liverpool and La Cáscara
(Argentina/Spain/Uruguay)
- Emilio Maillé, Co-Producer, La Vida Loca (Mexico/Spain/France)

*Please visit www.moma.org/visit/calendar/films/1011 for full lineup and descriptions of Iberoamérica: Our Way(s).*

Free Admission. Reservations are required. Please reserve by email to cvergara@queensofiasi.org or call (212) 628-0420.

Image: Postales de Leningrado (Postcards from Leningrad). 2007. Directed by Mariana Rondón. Image courtesy of the filmmaker.