top of page
Photo 8 Hilda_Juana_en_una_de_las_escenas.jpg

SANTIAGO DE LAS MUJERES

DIRECTOR

Rosamary Berrios-Hernández

SHOWTIME

September 19 @ 6PM

TYPE

Documentary

THEATRE

Boston City Hall Civic Pavillion

RUNNING TIME

63 minutes

LANGUAGES

Spanish with English Subtitles

COUNTRY

Puerto Rico

RELEASE DATE

2022

PRECEDED BY: ART21

DIRECTOR

Ian Forster

TYPE

Documentary

RUNNING TIME

14 minutes

LANGUAGES

N/A

COUNTRY

USA

RELEASE DATE

2023

The documentary narrates the daily drama and the impressive devotion of devoted women to the image of Santiago Apostle. Their stories are intertwined with the emblematic elements of the celebrations in honor of the "saint" as a gesture that takes shape in the spirituality of all a town.

 

FESTIVALS:

  • Festival de Cine Internacional de Puerto Rico (2022)

  • Philadelphia Latino Film Festival (2023)

  • Caribbean Cinemas Puerto Rico (2023)

ART21: DANIEL LIND-RAMOS

Inspired by his hometown Loíza’s diverse and inventive culture, Puerto Rican artist Daniel Lind-Ramos combs the beaches and streets for palm fronds, items that wash up on the shore, and discarded everyday materials that speak to the story of the Caribbean. Transformed into artwork that reflects the history and energy of Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, these objects are folded into narratives about immigration, natural disaster, and colonization. This short documentary offers a behind-the-scenes look at Lind-Ramos’ artistic processes as he creates sculptures inspired by his experience of Hurricane Maria and its aftermath, highlighting the Puerto Rican story while connecting it to a broader one about the human condition.

 

Q&A with director Berrios-Hernández, moderated by Cristela Guerra

 

Co-presented by Ágora Cultural Architects & AdocPR

FREE SCREENING (MUST RESERVE A SPOT)

bottom of page