October 31, 2009

MoMA Showcases Eight New Films in Exhibition of Foreign Language Cinema

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MoMA Showcases Eight New Films in Exhibition of Foreign Language Cinema



From 'Postales de Leningrado' (Postcards from Leningrad), Venezuela, 2007.
Written and directed by Mariana Rondón.

NEW YORK, NY.- MoMA presents 'Iberoamérica: Our Way(s)', an exhibition of eight new
Spanish- and Portuguese-language films representing collaborations among filmmakers from
10 different countries. The exhibition celebrates the quality and originality of these films, which
have all received support from the intergovernmental organization Ibermedia, now in its twelfth year.
'Iberoamérica: Our Way(s)' is presented from November 5 through 13, 2009, in The Roy and
Niuta Titus Theaters, and includes films that were made between 2007—the year of MoMA’s
first Ibermedia series—and 2009. Ibermedia supports film production ... More
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