SCHEDULE OF FILMS

Documentary Workshop ~ directed by Pierre Saint-Martin
Animation Workshop ~ directed by Bertha Aguilar García

2:00 ”Behind the Scene” directed by David Liles & Luis Sandoval Solís
         ”7 Voices, 7 Questions, 7 Days” Documentary by Todos Santos’s Students

Preceded by animated films by children from Escuela Melitón Albañez and the Centro Cultural Néstor Agúndez~ Todos Santos.

OPENING NIGHT FILM

6:00 The Painting Lesson
Dir: Pablo Perelman
Chile- México /2011/ 85 min
Invited Guest: actor Daniel Giménez Cacho

FRIDAY 24

–Special Event “Water & Gold” 
5:30 Even The Rain
Dir. Icíar Bollaín,
España/2010/103min

8:30 The Battleship
México/2009/85
Dir. Alvaro Curiel

SATURDAY 25

3:00 Suitable Queen
Dir: Maya Goded
México/2011/17 min
Invited guest Maya Goded

“Short Film Festival” a selection of the best shorts ( documentary, fiction and animation) from Argentina, Cuba, Chile, Mexico and Spain.

5:00 The Other Californios 
Dir: César Talamantes
México/ 2010/ 80 min
Invited guest: Director Cesar Talamantes

7:30 Hidalgo, the Never Told Story 
Dir. Antonio Serrano
España~México/ 2010/ 115min

SUNDAY 26

2:00 Desert Flowers
Dir. José Alvarez,
México/ 2009/ 71min

3:30 The Finger
Dir. Sergio Teubal
Argentina/ 2011/ 93min

5.30 The Peddler 
Dir. Eduardo de la Serna, Lucas Marcheggiano, Adriana Yurcovich
Argentina/ 2009/ 84min

~Special Event~

GALA PARTY “HOLLYWOOD IN TODOS SANTOS”
Fundraiser for Youth in Video Program
Hotel California~. Time TBD
Pre-sale tickets at Hotel California

MONDAY 27

5:00 The 100 Cuban “Sones” 
Dir. Edesio Alejandro
Cuba/2010/ 82′

CLOSING NIGHT FILM 

7:00 ISPANSI ( Spaniards)
Dir. Carlos Iglesias
Spain/2010/100 min
Premier in México

For more information, updates, changes, please visit
www.TodosSantoscinefest.com

Pre-sale in Todos Santos at Bookstore El Tecolote ~ Todos Santos
(Presale starting on Feb 1)

TUESDAY~ FEBRUARY 28
7:00 Christmas Inc. 
Dir. Fernando Rovzar
México/2008/ 100 min

WEDNESDAY ~ FEBRUARY 29
7:00 Rivers of Men 
Dir: Tim Dirdamal
México/ 2011/ 76 min

THURSDAY – MARCH 1st
7:00 Even the Rain (Spain- Bolivia)
Dir. Icíar Bollaín,
España/2010/103min

Preceded by the film EL HORNO ( The Oven)
Dir. Raúl Caballero
México/ 2009/ 10 min
Invited guest: Dolores Heredia 

FRIDAY ~ MARCH 2
7:00 The Battleship
México/2009/85
Dir. Alvaro Curiel

SATURDAY ~ MARCH 3
7:00 ISPANSI ( Spaniards)
Dir. Carlos Iglesias
España/ 2010/100 min
Premier in México

Pre-sale in La Paz at GotBaja-
Madero e/5 de Mayo y Constitucion~ La Paz (starting on Feb 1st)

For more information, updates or changes in the program please visit
www.TodosSantosCinefest.com

There’s plenty to do and see in and around Todos Santos before and after the Film Festival.

Todos Santos is on the Pacific coast of Southern Baja California, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) north of Cabo San Lucas.

It’s also about the same distance, 50 miles (80 km), to La Paz.

Thanks to its unique combination of climate, architecture, history and location, Todos Santos is one of a handful of cities in Mexico designated as a “Pueblo Magico,” or “Magical Town.”

Todos Santos is a delightful green, palm-lined oasis in the desert. The town is famous for producing delicious mangos, papayas, avocados, chiles and tomatoes. It’s charming colonial-era streets are lined with thick-walled adobe buildings painted in bright colors.

In the center of town people gather in the shadow of a 300 year old mission and traditional plaza. On the plaza is the rejuvenated art-deco Marquez de Leon Theatre, built in 1944 and now restored to its former glory. It is here where viewers will enjoy the Todos Santos Festival Films.

Within easy walking distance in Todos Santos you can enjoy world-class cuisine, many artist’s studios and galleries, a museum, plus shops and boutiques.Quick Facts:
Key industries:
• Tourism
• Fishing
• Agriculture
Population: (2010) About 6000

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