List of Venezuelan films
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List of Venezuelan films |
1890s |
1900s |
pre-1940 |
1940s |
1950s |
1960s |
1970s |
1980s |
1990s |
2000s |
2010s |
2020s |
This is a list of films produced in Venezuela.
Early film[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1897 | ||||||
Un célebre especialista sacando muelas en el gran Hotel Europa | Documentary | First film | ||||
Muchachos bañándose en la laguna de Maracaibo | Documentary | |||||
Disputa entre Andracistas y Rojistas | ||||||
Una paliza en el estado Sarría | ||||||
Carlos Ruiz peleando con un cochero | proto-Western | |||||
1899 | ||||||
Joropo de negros en el Orinoco | Carlos Ruiz Chapellín | Folk tale | ||||
1901 | ||||||
Diálogos de Tirabeque y Pelegrín | G. Romegout, a Lumière worker | First certain fiction and first sound film made in Venezuela | ||||
Bailes populares | Romegout | Folktale | Featuring sound | |||
Coplas de Gedeón | Romegout | Featuring sound | ||||
1903 | ||||||
Unknown (likely multiple) | Manuel Trujillo Durán and Alfredo Duplat | Possibly made in Colombia; shown in Venezuela by Venezuelans (August 13–27) | ||||
1908 | ||||||
5 de Julio or 5 de Julio: Película Criolla | Manuel Ignacio Baralt, Servio Tulio Baralt and Manuel Delhom | Documentary | Made in honor of the president of Carabobo state, Dr. Samuel E. Niño | |||
Las Trincheras-Valencia | S. T. Baralt and M. Delhom | Documentary | ||||
1909 | ||||||
Carnival in Caracas | M. A. Gonhom and Augusto González Vidal | Documentary | Said to be filmed on primitive cameras, but enjoyed by the audience who wanted to see the subject | |||
1913 | ||||||
Don Confusio | Lucas Manzano | [1] | ||||
La dama de las Cayenas | Enrique Zimmerman | Parody | First feature film | |||
1923 | ||||||
La Trepadora | Edgar J. Anzola & Jacobo Capriles | |||||
1928 | ||||||
Los milagros de la Divina Pastora | Amábilis Cordero | |||||
1932 | ||||||
La venus de Nácar: Fantasía Aborigen | Efrain Gómez | First sound film | ||||
1938 | ||||||
Taboga | Features synchronous sound | |||||
El Rompimiento | Features synchronous sound |
1940s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1940 | ||||||
1941 | ||||||
Rafael Rivero | Social cinema | Production by Rómulo Gallegos | ||||
1942 | ||||||
1943 | ||||||
1944 | ||||||
1945 | ||||||
Manuel Pelufo | ||||||
José María Galofré | ||||||
Rafael Rivero | ||||||
1946 | ||||||
1947 | ||||||
1948 | ||||||
1949 | ||||||
La Balandra Isabel llegó esta tarde | Carlos Hugo Christensen | Juana Sujo, Tomás Henríquez | Drama | Cannes Film Festival winner: Best Cinematography |
1950s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1950 | ||||||
César Enríquez | Independent film | |||||
El demonio es un ángel | Carlos Hugo Christensen | |||||
1951 | ||||||
1952 | ||||||
1953 | ||||||
Luz en el páramo | Víctor Urruchúa | Entered into the 1953 Cannes Film Festival | ||||
1954 | ||||||
1955 | ||||||
1956 | ||||||
1957 | ||||||
Caín Adolescente | Román Chalbaud | Carlota Ureta Zambrano, Milagros del Valle, Edgar Jimenez, Rafael Briceño | Drama | Román Chalbaud's first movie | ||
1958 | ||||||
1959 | ||||||
Araya | Margot Benacerraf | José Ignacio Cabrujas (narrator) | Documentary | 1959 Cannes Film Festival nominee: Golden Palm |
1960s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1960 | ||||||
1961 | ||||||
1962 | ||||||
1963 | ||||||
Román Chalbaud | Manuel Poblete, Carmen Mesutti, Héctor Cabrera | |||||
1964 | ||||||
Isla de sal | Clemente de la Cerda | Simón Díaz, Lila Morillo | Clemente de la Cerda's first movie | |||
1965 | ||||||
Jesús Enrique Guédez | Mockumentary | Social compromise film | ||||
1966 | ||||||
1967 | ||||||
1968 | ||||||
1969 | ||||||
1970s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1970 | ||||||
1971 | ||||||
Román Chalbaud | Eva Moreno, José Royo, Alfredi Berry | |||||
1972 | ||||||
1973 | ||||||
Cuando quiero llorar no lloro | Mauricio Walerstein | Valentín Trujillo, Orlando Urdaneta, Verónica Castro, Miguel Ángel Landa, Fernando Arriaga, | Drama | Film based on the homonymous novel Cuando quiero llorar no lloro by Miguel Otero Silva; entered into the 8th Moscow International Film Festival | ||
1974 | ||||||
1975 | ||||||
La Quema de Judas | Román Chalbaud | Miguel Ángel Landa, Hilda Vera, Rafael Briceño | Drama | 9th Moscow International Film Festival nominee: Grand Prize | ||
1976 | ||||||
Soy un delincuente | Clemente de la Cerda | Special Jury Prize at 1977 Locarno International Film Festival | ||||
1977 | ||||||
El Cine Soy Yo | Luis Armando Roche | Asdrúbal Meléndez, Juliet Berto, Alvaro Roche | Drama | Entered into the 10th Moscow International Film Festival | ||
El Pez que Fuma | Román Chalbaud | Hilda Vera, Orlando Urdaneta, , Miguel Ángel Landa | Comedy / drama | |||
Alfredo Lugo | Orlando Urdaneta, Elluz Peraza, Toco Gómez | Comedy / drama | ||||
Se llamaba SN | Luis Correa | Asdrúbal Meléndez, José Torres, María Gracia Bianchi, Pedro Marthan, Ricardo Blanco | Historical | |||
1978 | ||||||
Carmen, la que contaba 16 años | Román Chalbaud | Mayra Alejandra, Miguel Ángel Landa, Carlos Márquez | Drama | |||
1979 | ||||||
Román Chalbaud | Mary Soliani, Pilar Romero, Alicia Plaza | Fiction | ||||
País Portátil | Alejandra Pinedo, Héctor Duvauchelle, Iván Feo | Fiction | Film based on the novel of the same name by Adriano González León | |||
Travelling Companion | Clemente de la Cerda | Entered into the 11th Moscow International Film Festival |
1980s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1980 | ||||||
1981 | ||||||
1982 | ||||||
Román Chalbaud | Miguel Ángel Landa, América Alonso, Carlos Márquez | Drama | Based on the book Cuatro Crímenes: Cuatro Poderes, by Fermín Mármol León | |||
1983 | ||||||
The House of Water | Jacobo Penzo | |||||
1984 | ||||||
Román Chalbaud | Miguel Ángel Landa, Jean Carlo Simancas, Toco Gómez | |||||
Alfredo Anzola | Adriana Villalba, Alba Roversi, Alejandro Corona | Comedy | ||||
César Bolívar | Elba Escobar, Javier Vidal, Jean Carlos Simancas | Drama | ||||
1985 | ||||||
Oriana | Fina Torres | Doris Wells, Maya Oloe | Drama | Won the Golden Camera Award at the 1985 Cannes Film Festival | ||
Ratón de ferretería | Román Chalbaud | Miguel Ángel Landa, Jenny Noguera, Rafael Briceño | ||||
Maria Isabel Calderón, Julie Restifo, Ileanna Simancas | ||||||
Joseph Novoa | Maria Eugenia Carrasco, Aminta de Lara Aminta de Lara. Jorge Díaz, Juan Manuel Montesinos | Drama | ||||
1986 | ||||||
Iván Feo | Marialejandra Martín, Adriano González León, Vilma Ramia | Drama | ||||
Pequeña revancha | Olegario Barrera Monteverde | Nominated for the 1st Goya Awards as Best Iberoamerican Film.[2] | ||||
1987 | ||||||
Macu, The Policeman's Woman | Solveig Hoogesteijn | Daniel Alvarado, María Luisa Mosquera, Ana Castell | Drama | |||
Román Chalbaud | Eva Blanco, Arturo Calderón, Javier Zapata | Drama | ||||
1988 | ||||||
1989 | ||||||
1990s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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1990 | ||||||
Cuchillos de fuego | Román Chalbaud | Miguel Ángel Landa Dora Mazzone Jonathan Montenegro | ||||
1991 | ||||||
Jericó | Luis Alberto Lamata | Cosme Cortázar | Drama | Goya Award nominee: Best Spanish Language Foreign Film | ||
1992 | ||||||
Luis Alberto Lamata | Lourdes Valera & Daniel Alvarado | Drama | Sochi International Film Festival winner: Best Actor Daniel Alvarado | |||
Río Negro aka Blak River | Atahualpa Lichy | Ángela Molina, Marie-José Nat, Nathalie Nell, Fanny Bastien, Frank Ramírez, Daniel Alvarado | Drama | Coral Prize to the Best Unpublished Script - Havana Festival, India Catalina Opera Prima - Cartagena Festival, Makhila to the Opera Prima - Biarritz Festival. | ||
Solveig Hoogesteijn | Gledys Ibarra, Irma Salcedo | Drama | Gramado Film Festival nominee – Latin Competition: Best Film | |||
1993 | ||||||
Thaelman Urgelles | Gustavo Rodríguez, Mimí Lazo, Marcela Walerstein | Drama | Film based on the novel of the same name, by Eduardo Liendo | |||
1994 | ||||||
Golpes a mi Puerta | Alejandro Saderman | Verónica Oddó & Elba Escobar | Drama | Goya Award nominee: Best Spanish Language Foreign Film | ||
1995 | ||||||
Fina Torres | Ariadna Gil | Comedy | L.A. Outfest winner: Grand Jury Award for Outstanding American Narrative Feature | |||
César Bolívar | Ninibeth Leal, Víctor Cámara | Drama | ||||
Sicario | Joseph Novoa | Laureano Olivares, Gledys Ibarra, Pedro Lander | Drama | Tokyo International Film Festival winner: Best Director & Best Supporting Actress | ||
1996 | ||||||
Luis Armando Roche | Roy Dupuis, Christian Vadim, Carlos Cruz | Drama | ||||
Leonardo Henríquez | Adolfo Cubas, Eileen Abad, Kenji Sato | Action / drama | ||||
1997 | ||||||
Una Vida y Dos Mandados | Alberto Arvelo | John Márquez, Bernardino Angel | Drama | Montréal World Film Festival nominee: Grand Prix des Amériques | ||
Román Chalbaud | Orlando Urdaneta, | Drama | San Sebastián International Film Festival nominee: Golden Seashell Award | |||
Carlos Oteyza | Henry Soto, Beatriz Valdez, Asdrúbal Meléndez | Drama | Gramado Film Festival nominee: Best Film | |||
1998 | ||||||
100 años de perdón | Alejandro Saderman | Orlando Urdaneta, Elluz Peraza, Mariano Álvarez, Daniel Lugo & Aroldo Betancourt | Comedy | Newport International Film Festival nominee: Jury Award | ||
Amaneció de golpe | Carlos Azpúrua | Ruddy Rodríguez, Yanis Chimaras, Elba Escobar | Drama | Goya Award nominee: Best Spanish Language Foreign Film | ||
Oscar Lucién | Indhira Serrano, Gabriel Blanco, Juan Manuel Montesinos | Drama | Bogotá Film Festival nominee: Best Film | |||
1999 | ||||||
Huelepega: Ley de la Calle | Elia Schneider | José Gregorio Rivas, Pedro Lander, Adolfo Cubas | Drama | |||
Loop |
2000s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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2000 | ||||||
Gustavo Balza | Luis Fernández, Iván Tamayo | Drama | Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival winner: Best Film | |||
Cédula Ciudadano | Héctor Palma, Luis Colmenares, Dimas González, Rolando Padilla, Benjamin Rausseo, Orlando Urdaneta | Comedy | ||||
Beatriz Valdés, Mariano Álvarez | Drama | |||||
Henrique Lazo | Mimí Lazo, Luis Fernández, Elba Escobar | Comedy | Cartagena Film Festival nominee: Best Film | |||
Oro Diablo | Joseph Novoa | Drama | ||||
2001 | ||||||
2002 | ||||||
The Archangel's Feather | ||||||
2003 | ||||||
Una casa con vista al mar | Alberto Arvelo | Imanol Arias, Leandro Arvelo | Drama | Miami Film Festival winner: Best Director | ||
Luis Armando Roche | Edgar Ramírez, Beatriz Vásquez | Drama | Cartagena Film Festival nominee: Best Film | |||
2004 | ||||||
Punto y Raya | Elias Schneider | Roque Valero, Edgar Ramírez | Action / drama / comedy | Bogotá Film Festival winner: Best Director | ||
X-Ray of a Lie | Wolfgang Schalk | Documentary | ||||
Alberto Arvelo | Raúl Eguren, Israel Guerra | Drama | Cartagena Film Festival nominee: Best Film | |||
2005 | ||||||
Secuestro Express | Jonathan Jakubowicz | Mia Maestro, Jean Paul Leroux, Carlos Julio Molina, Ruben Blades, Niga Sibilino & Budu | Drama | British Independent Film Award nominee: Best Foreign Film | ||
Alfredo Anzola | Marco Villarubia, Elba Escobar | Drama | ANAC Awards: Best Art Direction & Best Cinematography | |||
El Caracazo | Román Chalbaud | Fernando Carrillo, Yanis Chimaras, Mimí Lazo, Francis Rueda | Drama | ANAC Awards: Best Supporting Actress (Beatriz Vásquez) | ||
Maroa | Solveig Hoogesteijn | Tristán Ulloa, Yorlis Domínguez, Elba Escobar | Drama | Venezuela's Official Selection for the 79th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film | ||
2006 | ||||||
Francisco de Miranda | Luis Fernández | History / drama | ||||
Alberto Arvelo | José Antonio Abreu, Gustavo Dudamel | Documentary | Miami Film Festival: Best Documentary | |||
Joseph Novoa | Laureno Olivares | Drama, Accion | ||||
Eduardo Arias-Nath | Édgar Ramírez, Seu Jorge, Jean Paul Leroux | Drama / crime | ||||
Carlos Azpúrua | Mimi Lazo, Carlos Mata, Vicente Tepedino | Comedy | ||||
2007 | ||||||
Freddy Fadel | Daniela Alvarado, Carmen Julia Álvarez, Nohely Arteaga | Drama | ||||
César Oropeza | Mario Cimarro, Miguel Ferrari, Erich Wildpret | Action / comedy | ||||
Una abuela virgen | Olegario Barrera | Daniela Alvarado, Antonio Delli, Marlene De Andrade, Iván Tamayo | Comedy | |||
Cyrano Fernandez | Alberto Arvelo | Edgar Ramirez, Pastor Oviedo, Jessika Grau | Action / romance | Malaga Film Festival Best Latin American Film | ||
Postcards from Leningrad | Mariana Rondon | Laureano Olivares, Greisy Mena | Drama / tragicomedy | Biarritz Film Festival winner; Goya Awards: Best Spanish Language Foreign Film nominee | ||
2008 | ||||||
Carlos Caridad, Alfredo Hueck | Dimas González, Lourdes Valera, Nohely Arteaga | Drama | ||||
The Color of Fame | Alejandro Ballame | Elaiza Gil, Alberto Alifa, Miguel Ferrari | Drama | |||
La Virgen Negra | Ignacio Castillo Cotin | Carmen Maura, Matheus Nachtergaele, Carolina Torres | Comedy | |||
Ralph Kinnard | Mónica Pasqualotto, Jonathan Ashford | Romance / comedy | ||||
2009 | ||||||
Efterpi Charalambidis | Rafael Gil, Alba Vallvé | Comedy | ||||
Rafael Marziano Tinoco | Caridad Canelón, Billo Frómeta, Rafa Galindo, Alberto Naranjo, María Rivas | Documentary / history / musical | ||||
Venezzia | Haik Gazarian | Alfonso Herrera, Ruddy Rodríguez | Drama | |||
Zamora: Tierra y hombres libres | Román Chalbaud | Alexander Solórzano, Eric Ekvall, Antonio Machuca | Historical |
2010s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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2010 | ||||||
Cheila: Una Casa Pa' Maita | Eduardo Barberena | Endry Cardeño, Violeta Alemán, José Manuel Suárez | Drama | Best Movie at the Mérida Film Festival | ||
Habana Eva | Fina Torres | Prakriti Maduro, Juan Carlos García | Comedy | Best Movie at the New York Latino Film Festival | ||
Hermano | Marcel Rasquin | Eliú Armas, Fernando Moreno | Drama | Best Movie at the Moscow Film Festival; Oscar submission for Best Foreign Language Film | ||
Luis Alberto Lamata | Juvel Vielma, Daniela Alvarado, Gledys Ibarra | Historical | ||||
La Hora Cero | Diego Velasco | Zapata 666, Amanda Key, Erich Wildpret, Nana Ponceleon, Albi de Abreu, Antonio Cuevas, Marisa Roman | Action | |||
Marite Ugas | Iker Fernandez, Francisco Denis, Beatriz Vazquez, Gladys Prince, Aldrin Sterling | Drama | ||||
Yours | Albi De Abreu | Short | ||||
2011 | ||||||
No Stingray Pie for Dinner Tonight | Braulio Rodríguez | Luis Carreño | Comedy short | |||
Luigi Sciamanna, Sheila Monterola, Luis Fernández, Prakriti Maduro | Drama | Best Movie at the Mérida Film Festival | ||||
Yo, indocumentada | Tamara Adrián | Documentary | Represented Venezuela and was part of the 2013 official selection of the United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF).[3] | |||
2012 | ||||||
Breach in the Silence | , | |||||
Rock, Paper, Scissors | Hernán Jabes | Drama | ||||
Tiempos de dictadura | Documentary | Film about the dictatorship of Marcos Pérez Jiménez | ||||
2013 | ||||||
Alt | Alejandro Hernández | Edmary Fuentes
Gustavo Finol |
Short | |||
Bad Hair | Mariana Rondón | Beto Benites | ||||
Bolívar, Man of Difficulties | Roque Valero | Historical | ||||
High Noon | Gabriel Rojas, Pedro Gómez, Prakriti Maduro, Edgar Noria, Efraín Romero, Gustavo Santana | Short | ||||
The Liberator | Historical | Venezuelan entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 87th Academy Awards,[4][5] making the January Shortlist.[6] | ||||
La distancia más larga | Carme Elias, , | Drama | Nominated for Best Spanish Language Foreign Film at the 29th Goya Awards. | |||
Papita, maní, tostón | Luis Carlos Hueck | Comedy | Highest-grossing film in the history of Venezuelan cinema.[needs update] | |||
The House at the End of Time | Alejandro Hidalgo | Ruddy Rodríguez | Horror | Highest-grossing film in the history of Venezuelan cinema[needs update] and the most internationally-distributed Venezuelan film. | ||
The Return | Patricia Ortega | , , Laureano Olivares, Jessica González | Drama | |||
Valle Cocodrilo | Leticia Patrizi | Short | ||||
2014 | ||||||
Blue and Not So Pink | Guillermo García, Nacho Montes (aka Ignacio Montes González), Hilda Abrahamz, Carolina Torres, Alexander Da Silva, Sócrates Serrano, Elba Escobar, Beatriz Valdés | Drama | Best Foreign Film in the Spanish Language at the 28th Goya Awards in 2014 | |||
Corpus Christi | César Bolívar | Carlos Cruz, Jariana Armas, Marcos Moreno | ||||
2015 | ||||||
El desertor | Raúl Chamorro | Magdiel González, Eliane Chipia, Leónidas Urbina, Glenda Mendoza, Mercedes López, Salvador Villegas | Drama | |||
Chyno Miranda | Drama | [7] | ||||
From Afar | Lorenzo Vigas | Drama | Golden Lion at the 72nd Venice International Film Festival.[8][9][10] It was selected as the Venezuelan entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 89th Academy Awards.[11] | |||
Gone with the River | ||||||
Gustavo Rodríguez, Frank Spano, , , | Cine Negro | [12] | ||||
Muerte Suspendida | Óscar Rivas Gamboa | Zapata 666
Mayra Africano Asdrúbal Blanco Óscar Pérez |
Action | |||
2016 | ||||||
CAP 2 Intentos | Documentary | Film about the two non-consecutive tenures of President Carlos Andrés Pérez. | ||||
El Amparo | Rober Calzadilla | Giovanny García
Vicente Quintero Samantha Castillo Vicente Peña Rossana Hernández |
Historical | |||
Jose Dolores López, Adrializ López, | Drama | Premiered at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival | ||||
Tamara | Luis Fernández, Prakriti Maduro, Mimí Lazo, Karina Velásquez, Carlota Sosa, Julie Restifo, Tamara Adrián | Drama
Romance |
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2017 | ||||||
El Inca | Sports
Drama |
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In the Shadow of the Revolution | J. Arturo Albarrá
Clifton Ross |
Documentary | ||||
The Family | Drama | |||||
2018 | ||||||
Being Impossible | Patricia Ortega | Drama | ||||
Chavismo: The Plague of the 21st Century | Documentary | Best documentary in the New York International Films Infest Festival.[13] | ||||
El pueblo soy yo | Enrique Krauze, Fernando Mires, Loris Zanatta, Alberto Barrera Tyszka, Ana Rosa Torres | Documentary | Nominated in the 34th Guadalajara International Film Festival for the feature-length documentary category.[14][15] | |||
They Call Us Warriors | Jennifer Socorro
David Alonso Edwin Corona Ramos |
Documentary | ||||
Simón | Diego Vicentini | Christian McGaffney, Kelley Mack, Steve Wilcox, Alexandra Hoover | Short | Feature film currently being produced.[16] | ||
2019 | ||||||
Infection | Flavio Pedota | Rubén Guevara, Leonidas Urbina, Magdiel González, Genna Chanelle Hayes | Horror | Best Ibero-American Film award at the 2019 Guadalajara International Film Festival.[17] |
2020s[]
Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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2020 | ||||||
A La Calle | Maxx Caicedo
Nelson G. Navarrete |
Documentary | ||||
, Yoni Naranjo, Carlos Medina, Leudys Naranjo | Drama | Nominated for Tiger Award at the 2020 International Film Festival Rotterdam.[18] | ||||
Lejos de Casa: Exodo Venezolano | Abner Ramírez | Gabriel Buitrago, Abner Ramirez, Yroski Palacios | Drama | |||
, | Documentary | 51st Visions du Réel International Competition Special Mention Winner. In Co-production with the UK, Italy, and the US. | ||||
Once Upon a Time in Venezuela | Documentary | Venezuelan entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 93rd Academy Awards.[19] | ||||
The Inner Glow | ||||||
Two Autumns in Paris[20] | Gibelys Coronado | María Antonieta Hidalgo
Raúl Amundaray Sonia Villamizar Juan Belgrave |
Drama
Political Thriller |
Special Jury Prize at the Nigeria Film Festival[21] and several International awards | ||
2021 | ||||||
La última pieza | Ricardo Muñoz Senior | Ricardo Muñoz Senior
Samantha Castillo Victor Oliveira |
Drama
Comedy |
See also[]
- Cinema of Venezuela
- List of South American films
- List of Caribbean films
References[]
- ^ "Diccionario de Cine Venezolano | PDF | Venezuela | Cine".
- ^ Pequeña revancha, Goya Awards
- ^ "Yo, indocumentada por Flavia Cassani". Runrunes (in Spanish). November 15, 2013. Retrieved July 10, 2021.
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- ^ Camargo, Laura (January 21, 2019). "Festival de Guadalajara 2019: Estos son las películas iberoamericanas seleccionadas" (in Spanish). Indie Hoy. Retrieved February 7, 2019.
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- ^ ""Simón" | Short Film". "Simón" Short Film. Retrieved December 25, 2019.
- ^ "Infección (FICG 2019)". Cine PREMIERE (in Spanish). August 3, 2019. Retrieved December 27, 2019.
- ^ "Rotterdam Fest: First Crop of Contenders Emerge as Competition Kicks Off". Cine PREMIERE. January 26, 2020. Retrieved April 24, 2020.
- ^ "Oscars 2021: Documentary Once Upon a Time in Venezuela Is Venezuela's Candidate". Cinema Tropical. October 30, 2020. Retrieved October 30, 2020.
- ^ Coronado, Gibelys (November 1, 2020), Dos Otoños en Paris (Drama), Maria Antonieta Hidalgo, Francisco Villarroel, Slavko Sorman, Raúl Amundaray, MOB Producciones, retrieved April 8, 2021
- ^ "Winners emerge at maiden ENIFF show". The Nigerian Xpress. December 1, 2020. Retrieved April 8, 2021.
External links[]
- List of Venezuelan Movies on IMDb
Categories:
- Lists of films by country of production
- Lists of mass media in Venezuela
- Venezuelan films