Craig Rice Announces 13th Annual Cine Latino Film Festival at The Main Cinema | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Craig Rice Announces 13th Annual Cine Latino Film Festival at The Main Cinema

October 07, 2025
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13th Annual Cine Latino Film Festival

MSP Film board member Craig Rice ’76 has announced the return of the Cine Latino Film Festival, now in its 13th year.

The festival celebrates the depth and diversity of Spanish- and Portuguese-language cinema, spotlighting films from Latin America, the U.S. Latino community, and the Ibero world. This year’s lineup includes everything from animated shorts to dramatic features and dance-driven films.

In addition to screenings, Cine Latino offers audiences the chance to engage with special guests, live fiestas, local food trucks, and conversations that explore the cultural impact of Latinx filmmaking.

Cine Latino Film Festival
October 8–12, 2025
The Main Cinema (Minneapolis, MN)

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