Magic City Memoirs after party tonight at The Darby, presented by Specialized Media & Atlantico Rum!

A CONVERSATION WITH ANDY GARCIA AT HBO NEW YORK LATINO FILM FESTIVAL

This Thursday, our executive Producer Andy Garcia will receive the NYLIFF Impact Award followed by a screening of Magic City Memoirs and after party hosted by Heineken. If you are in New York please come through!!

MAGIC CITY MEMOIRS NEW YORK PREMIERE DETAILS

MAGIC CITY MEMOIRS TO SCREEN IN COMPETITION AT 2011 HBO NY LATINO FILM FESTIVAL!!

Greetings to all... Magic City Memoirs will be screening at the 2011 HBO New York Latino Film Festival on Friday, August 19th!! The film will be screening in competition and we are hoping to keep our winning streak alive. To all our supporters flying in and to our New York supporters making a short commute, please stay tuned as ticket information will be available very soon.

Here are some links announcing the film:

http://www.indiewire.com/article/us_international_premieres_set_for_ny_international_latino_film_festival/

http://www.nyc.gov/html/lmec/downloads/pdf/2011_nyilff_highlights.pdf

MAGIC CITY MEMOIRS TAKES TOP HONORS AT IBIZA FILM FESTIVAL!!

(via Screen Daily)

Aaron Salgado’s drama Magic City Memoirs walked away with the best film, best screenplay and best actor awards at the fifth Ibiza International Film Festival on Sunday.

Salgado wrote and directed Magic City Memoirs, a coming-of-age drama set in Miami about three high school students on the verge of graduation who get into trouble. The film’s stars JR Villareal, Michael Cardelle and Andres Dominguez shared the best actor prize.

Gass-Donnelly’s Small Town Murder Songs is a modern, gothic criminal drama about an aging cop who hides a violent past. Cast member Jackie Burroughs, who died recently, was recognised with a special jury award at the Ibiza festival.

Other notable award winners at the Spanish festival, which celebrates films with independent spirit, were Melinda Shankar who picked up the best actress prize for her role in Shundell Prasad’s Festival Of Lights about an immigrant family living in Queens, Dmitri Mass won best cinematography for Igor Kopylov’s I’m Not Telling (Ne Skazhu) and Fergus Riordan received a special mention for his role in Christian Molina’s violent drama I Want To Be A Soldier.

"Miami natives deliver raw take on Magic City"

Below is a link to an article in The Miami Herald on the World Premiere of Magic City Memoirs at The Miami International Film Festival. Thank you to everyone that came out... it was a huge success!!

http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/03/11/2111631/miami-natives-deliver-raw-take.html#ixzz1H1U0rMC1

INTERVIEW WITH DOMINIK GARCIA-LORIDO