Kinfolk Tech and PHLAFF:
Grupos Motivos Artist Talk with Betsy Casañas - TIX
Join us to learn about the collaborative process of Zones of Imagination: Collective Power, Radical Futures. Kinfolk Tech is a nonprofit using immersive technology, public art, and community-led design to help displaced and excluded communities tell their own stories—and shape their own legacies.

Comedy Block (141 minutes) - TIX
- Nosotros, mi papá y el perro
- WHAM!
- Fake It ‘Till You Make It
- Cuervos Blancos
- New Service
- #1 BAD DAD

“Una Misma Tierra”:
Centering Immigrant Communities in Reporting - TIX
This screening and dialogue invites mediamakers to rethink how to integrate people in their process. We will kick off with Puerto Rican music, present ways to engage communities in documentary filmmaking, and play a game that will inspire healthier practices for storytelling. 

Facilitated by Frances Medina and Camille Padilla Dalmau of 9 Millones, an independent news network that amplifies the stories of Puerto Rican communities. 

Dark Comedy Block (90 minutes) - TIX
- Loco
- The Invisible

Romance Block (127 minutes) - TIX
- CARMEN
- Safari
- Fried Fish & Plantain

Oddities of Life Block (33 minutes) - TIX
- The Moth
- Extraña

Comparsa (79 minutes) - TIX

Los Angeles Canvas (80 minutes) - TIX

Paquito D’Rivera: From Carne y Frijol to Carnegie Hall (72 minutes) - TIX

Shorts Lounge Block (47 minutes) - TIX
- “Listen to Your Mother”
- The farewell of the river
- De Puelto a Puerto: El Power de Las Divas
- Las Divas (Video Oficial)
- even if you don’t remember

Opening Weekend Closing Celebration - TIX

This presentation will be a fundraiser for Brigada Solidaria del Oeste (BSO).

Join us for performances by La Mio and MASO and the East Coast Premieres of El Reggaetón Mató Al Bolero and Mataron a Pedro!

In September 2017, a group of passionate people (mostly artists and musicians) from the West and the diaspora mobilized themselves to create a brigade that would meet the immediate needs of communities after María. As part of these efforts, debris was collected, roadways were cleared, and thousands of groceries, water filters, tarps, and other essential goods were distributed to aid the recovery process after the emergency. As one of dozens of mutual aide projects in Puerto Rico, la Brigada Solidaria del Oeste (BSO) has not stopped working, rebuilding homes, supporting communities through earthquakes, Fiona, the pandemic, political unrest in 2019 and for the past two years, organizing communities to fight displacement and ecocide as part of the Coalition of Defiende a Cabo Rojo.