Chicago Latino Film Festival

Black Friday Sales Event

BLACK FRIDAY SALES EVENT!

A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING!

Celebrating our very first Black Friday Sale! This is for you!

For 40 years, the Chicago Latino Film Festival has celebrated the very best of Latino Film from around the world right here in Chicago.

By now, CLFF is the oldest continually running Latino Film Festival in The Unites States and we are happy to offer some súper discounts

this Black Friday and Holiday Season. It’s our way of saying “THANK YOU” to our followers and film lovers that have supported us for 40 years.

Other Films to Watch
La Burbuja de Miguel Ángel Rocca - Official Selection of the 40th Chicago Latino Film Festival
Caminemos Valentina - Official Selection of the 40th Chicago Latino Film Festival (Argentina)
Hace Mucho Que No Duermo - Official Selection of the Chicago Latino Film Festival (Argentina)
Un Flor en el Barro - A Flower in the Mud - official selection of the 40th Edition Chicago Latino Film Festival
Film Poster for Llaki - Official Selection of the 40th Chicago Latino Film Festival (Bolivia)
Official Poster for Estranho Caminho (Brazil) entry in the 40th Chicago Latino Film Festival (Film Poster)
Official Poster of The Polish Women - Las Polacas - Official Selection of the 40th Chicago Latino Film Festival (Brazil)
Recent Posts
Chicago Latino Film Festival Announces Its First-Ever Black Friday Sale
11/21/2024
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09/13/2024
SUBMISSIONS TO THE 41ST CHICAGO LATINO FILM FESTIVAL ARE OPEN
09/04/2024
Chicago Latino Film Festival Featured in New Online Resource
07/02/2024
About US

 

The Chicago Latino Film Festival is the longest running Spanish / Portuguese film festival in the United States. Since 1984, the CLFF has showcased Hispanic, Brazilian and Portuguese filmmakers from around the world. The selections range topics and genres and are enjoyed by thousands each year right here in Chicago. In 2024, CLFF celebrates its 40th year of continuously celebrating atino filmmakers, actors, cinematographers and working tradespeople that tell the stories in many thought provoking ways.

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