Latino Celebrities Shine At 2023 Sundance Film Festival

We are midway through the 2023 Sundance Film Festival and this year, more than ever before, we’ve seen a diverse array of films from Latino filmmakers that have been well-received by audiences and critics alike and it shows that our stories are being heard and appreciated on a larger scale. Here are some bright moments featuring our Latino celebrities at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Actor @EugenioDerbez and producer #BenOdell at the @sundancefest world premiere red carpet of #Radical with #Latina actors Mia Fernanda Solis and Jennifer Trejo. pic.twitter.com/434tLsWHae

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Today is Day 3 at @sundancefest. ICYMI, here are the #Latino moments that have graced the festival thus far. pic.twitter.com/dY310aVWTY

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#Mariachi is about to be in the spotlight. @FremantleHQ is developing a drama series set in the competitive world of mariachi bands in the US, based on @nytimes reporting by Mexican journalist #CeciliaBallí. Coinciding with @sundancefest premiere of #GoingVarsityinMariachi doc. pic.twitter.com/lJtrG0VVTk

— ShowBizCafe (@ShowBizCafe) January 20, 2023

As we move towards the mid-tale end of the festival, there are many more opportunities to see the rich and diverse talent of our Latino filmmakers and actors. The future of Latino cinema looks bright, and these films showcase the immense talent and creativity within our community.