Cine+Mas SF / San Francisco Latino Film Festival

05/20/2026

The call for entries is now open. Season 18. Message us if you have any questions. (Please share this post)
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04/30/2026

's largest grants are now accepting applications. All grants have a final deadline of May 22nd.

The SFFILM Rainin Grant supports filmmakers exploring social justice themes and is open to screenwriters, producers, and directors. It is the largest granting program for independent narrative feature films in the United States. 15-20 projects granted up to $25,000.

For filmmakers telling stories related to science and technology, the Sloan Grant is another excellent opportunity to consider. 2 projects granted $35,000.

Good luck guys!

ARTIST DEVELOPMENT › SLOAN SCIENCE IN FILMMAKER FELLOWSHIP Sloan Science in Cinema Filmmaker Fellowship Overview The Science in Cinema Filmmaker Fellowship is funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation as part […]

04/30/2026

Get that money 💵

Sofia Coppola and Decentralized Pictures launch $20,000 short film award, with mentorship, funding, and distribution for new filmmakers. Exclusive.

03/30/2026

Now that we’re celebrating farm workers, here’s a film and some reading material for your queue.

A biopic and book about Jose Hernandez and his path from a farm worker to becoming an engineer and an astronaut. A tale of perseverance, community and sacrifice to accomplish the seemingly impossible.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt21940010/

03/27/2026

“Prodigal Daughter” Film Screening (with Q&A) Sunday March 29 1:00 PM at Koret Auditorium in the Main Library - 100 Larkin Street (Civic Center).

https://sfpl.org/events/2026/03/29/film-prodigal-daughter-qa-workshop

Prodigal Daughter takes a deeply personal look into the immigrant experience through the eyes of filmmaker and former punk artist Mabel Valdiviezo. Escaping Peru’s Fujimori dictatorship, Valdiviezo fled to the United States, leaving her family behind. Sixteen years later, she returns to a Peru she no longer recognizes, confronting haunting childhood memories, fractured family ties, and her troubled past as an undocumented immigrant. Blending vérité scenes, vibrant photo-paintings, and youthful animation, the film explores belonging, identity, and the transformative power of art—challenging the “good immigrant” versus “bad immigrant” narrative.

03/18/2026

Tomorrow March 18 5PM at UC Berkeley Latinx Research Center. Cine Nepantla. Click for full details about this series.

https://cinenepantla.com/cine-nepantla-program

Showing:
Nancy From Eastside Clover (2014) Directed by Gregorio Davila, 7 mins.

The Chinatown Punk Wars (2023) Directed by Steven Kochones, with appearance by Louis Jacinto, 57 mins.

Unidad: Gay & Le***an Latinos Unidos (2022) Directed by Gregorio Davila, with appearance by Louis Jacinto, 57 mins.

**Filmmaker Gregorio Davila and cast member Louis Jacinto will be in attendance**

Programmed by Agustin Cruz who has also screened and programmed for SF Latino Film Festival.

03/18/2026

Tomorrow March 18 5PM at UC Berkeley Latinx Research Center. Cine Nepantla. Click for full details about this series.

https://cinenepantla.com/cine-nepantla-program

Showing:
Nancy From Eastside Clover (2014) Directed by Gregorio Davila, 7 mins.

The Chinatown Punk Wars (2023) Directed by Steven Kochones, with appearance by Louis Jacinto, 57 mins.

Unidad: Gay & Le***an Latinos Unidos (2022) Directed by Gregorio Davila, with appearance by Louis Jacinto, 57 mins.

**Filmmaker Gregorio Davila and cast member Louis Jacinto will be in attendance**

Programmed by Agustin Cruz who has also screened and programmed for SF Latino Film Festival.

02/20/2026

Call for : $4000 fund for short film

02/06/2026