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Chicago, United States · Est. 2016 · Emerging or partially verified — may be valid, clout unproven
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Little México Film Festival is an annual, itinerant short-film festival founded in 2010 in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood by Lizart Production and Arturo Lizalde. It is notable for giving independent filmmakers of any skill level a platform to present work that explores social issues affecting communities through cinematic dialogue, making it a community-oriented and culturally engaged event in the festival circuit.
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Founded
2016
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