In addition to being organized by non-profit organizations, the Dominican Republic Global Film Festival is distinguished for its role in promoting the Dominican Republic as an excellent location to make and produce films, thus contributing to the country’s economic growth and competitiveness.
Mission
The Dominican Global Film Festival presents a selection of the best international, dramatic and documentary films to enrich the country’s film culture and to bring the seventh art to all sectors of Dominican society. The Festival contributes to raising awareness and understanding of global issues through stories about events and people that have left a mark on our lives. It uses film as a way to promote and encourage discussion about social issues, politics and economics.
Goals
To enrich the film culture of the Dominican Republic.
To show a wide variety of films that are generally not available to the Dominican public.
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6 Locations
14 Venues
Santo Domingo: Funglode, Teatro Nacional, Auditorio Pedro Mir (UASD), Palacio del Cine Blue Mall, Palacion del Cine Ágora Mall, Centro Cultural Mauricio Baéz, el Centro Cultural de las Telecomunicaciones y Cinemateca.
Santiago (CURSA), Palacion del Cine Bella Terra
Puerto Plata (CURA)
Nagua (CURNA)
Capcana
Haití (Puerto Príncipe)
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November 20
Inauguration of the First Fashion Film Showcase of the FCGDNovember 18
Screening of "Desconocidos" at Agora MallNovember 17
Farewell Party for Festival guests at the Jet SetNovember 17
"Mediterranean Blue" Screening at Agora Mall.November 16
view photo galleries
Screening of "Captain Thunder and the Holy Grail"
at Mauricio Baez Cultural Center
Michael D.Olmos, Youssef Delara
7:00 p.m. Teatro Nacional
Lucy Mulloy
7:00 p.m. Santiago (CURSA)
Gonzalo Justiniano
7:00 p.m. Nagua (CURNA)
Tom Gustafson
7:00 p.m. Puerto Plata (CURA)
Edward James Olmos
Edward James Olmos was born on February 24, 1947 into a Mexican-American family in California. Raised in Los Angeles, he dreamed of becoming a professional baseball player. While that did not happen, he burst onto the rock scene as a teenager and even enjoyed some fame in the local nightclubs around town.Luisito Martí
Luis Bernardo Martí Hernández, better know as Luisito Martí (1945 - 2010), was a Dominican comedian, producer and television presenter. He was known for his film role as Balbuena, a dreamer who dreamed of going to New York.
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Awards for the 4th Short Films
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An iMac; the possibility of participating in the Guadalajara International Film Festival (Mexico), the International Film Festival of Cartagena de Indias (Colombia) or the Havana International Film Festival (Cuba) with all expenses paid. The winner will also receive support to make his/her next short film under the auspices of the Dominican film production company, Panamericana.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10
This is a one-day seminar with ample interaction with the participating public. Learn how to get the most out of your DSLR digital reflex camera, sound recording techniques, analysis of a piece.
MONDAY NOVEMBER 12 AND TUESDAY NOVEMBER
A Master Class given by the renowned British filmmaker, Philip Bloom. This will be two-days of intensive learning and interaction with the guru of HD digital cameras.
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The 3 Winners of our 4th Short Film Competition.
Subterráneo
El primer día
El prisionero 614
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Santo Domingo, Nov 20, 2012
Santo Domingo, Nov 20, 2012
Santo Domingo, Nov 20, 2012
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TITLE (ORIGINAL): La suerte en tus manosTITLE (English): All In
DIRECTOR: Daniel Burman
COUNTRY: Argentina/Spain
YEAR: 2012
LENGTH: 110 min
FORMATO/COLOR/BW35mm / Color
LANGUAGE: Spanish
CREDITSDirector: Daniel Burman
Producers: Jimena Blanco, Daniel Burman, Diego Dubcovsky
Executive Directors: Jimena Blanco, Lilia Scenna
Script: Daniel Burman, Sergio Dubcovsky
Cinematography: Daniel Sebastián Ortega
Editor: Luis Barros
Music: Nico Cota
Cast: Jorge Drexler, Valeria Bertuccelli, Norma Aleandro , Luis Brandoni, Gabriel Schultz, Lucciano Pizzichini, Paloma Álvarez Maldonado
FILM SYNOPSISUriel (Jorge Drexler) is one of those people who trips over the same rock twice. He is a dissatisfied, divorced man with two children who both work in the family business. One day, a poker game – a game with clear rules – awakens in him the desire to find his old girlfriend: Gloria (Valeria Bertuccelli). Gloria has recently arrived from France where she just ended a long-term relationship. In love, renewed and with a poker philosophy to guide him, Uriel understands that he has been dealt one the best hands ever and that finding happiness is a vital imperative.Daniel Burman offers up a film in which luck and chance can be the solution to the road that has always been there for us to take. “All In” won the award for the best screenplay at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2012.
Director's BiographyDaniel Burman was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1973. His film “Un Crisantemo Estalla en Cinco Esquinas” from 1998 is considered to be one of the most important movies in contemporary Argentine film. His film “El abrazo partido” won the Grand Jury prize at the Berlin Film Festival in 2003.
