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🎬 CLUB DE CINE | MEXICAN GOLDEN ERA CINEMA 🇲🇽

Join LULAC Seguin Council 682 and step back into the Golden Era of Mexican cinema with Qué Te Ha Dado Esa Mujer? (1951) at the historic Palace Theatre in Seguin!

📅 Saturday, September 19 • 5:00 p.m. (Door open at 4:00 pm)
🎞️ Qué Te Ha Dado Esa Mujer? (1951)
🎟️ $5 tickets | Kids under 12 FREE
📍 Palace Theatre | Seguin, TX
🔊 Spanish audio with English subtitles
Bring the family and experience a beloved classic on the big screen! ❤️
👉 Click the link to purchase your tickets!

MACRI is excited to partner with the Collins Garden Branch Library for a Fiestas Patrias screening of MY FAMILY, starring Edward James Olmos, Esai Morales, Jimmy Smits, and Constance Marie!

Embark on an extraordinary journey through the lives of three generations of Mexican Americans. Join us for this captivating tale that honors their heritage and legacy.

🗓️ Sunday, September 20, 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM
📍Collins Garden Branch Library, 200 N. Park, San Antonio, TX 78204
⚠️ This film is rated R
FREE
Refreshments will be provided!

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again brings a selection of short films to URBAN-15! Join us on one of four dates for an opportunity to watch ten brand new films full of humor, intrigue, drama, and beyond!

Complimentary refreshments will be provided to all ticket holders!

Show Dates:

Fri Sep 25 at 7pm CST
Sat Sep 26 at 7pm CST
Fri Oct 2 at 7pm CST
Sat Oct 3 at 7pm CST

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again brings a selection of short films to URBAN-15! Join us on one of four dates for an opportunity to watch ten brand new films full of humor, intrigue, drama, and beyond!

Complimentary refreshments will be provided to all ticket holders!

Show Dates:

Fri Sep 25 at 7pm CST
Sat Sep 26 at 7pm CST
Fri Oct 2 at 7pm CST
Sat Oct 3 at 7pm CST

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again brings a selection of short films to URBAN-15! Join us on one of four dates for an opportunity to watch ten brand new films full of humor, intrigue, drama, and beyond!

Complimentary refreshments will be provided to all ticket holders!

Show Dates:

Fri Sep 25 at 7pm CST
Sat Sep 26 at 7pm CST
Fri Oct 2 at 7pm CST
Sat Oct 3 at 7pm CST

The Manhattan Short Film Festival once again brings a selection of short films to URBAN-15! Join us on one of four dates for an opportunity to watch ten brand new films full of humor, intrigue, drama, and beyond!

Complimentary refreshments will be provided to all ticket holders!

Show Dates:

Fri Sep 25 at 7pm CST
Sat Sep 26 at 7pm CST
Fri Oct 2 at 7pm CST
Sat Oct 3 at 7pm CST

The 6th annual Raza Cósmica: A constellation of Latinx sci-fi cinema opens with the San Antonio premiere of Daughters of the Forest by Otilia Portillo Padua. Science fiction meets ancient practices deep in Mexico’s mushroom-rich forests, where two Indigenous mycologists seek to reconcile the past and present while reimagining the future for themselves and the changing world they inhabit. Writer Lacey Pipken will be in attendance for a post screening Q&A.

Preceded by the short film Astronauta by Giorgio Giampà. Audely, 39, works as a lumberjack in the Guatemalan jungle. At home, his daughter Carol, 11, dreams of entering that same forest. Audely thinks about it, then goes to the moon. Watch trailers at https://montevideo210.org.

Sponsored by the Mexican American Civil Rights Institute (MACRI) and the American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions (AIT-SCM).

Bexar County Parks and Recreation invites you, your family, and friends to celebrate Halloween with a special Friday Night Flicks movie event!

Join us for a FREE outdoor Halloween movie night under the stars on our giant 11' x 20' inflatable screen. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs, and enjoy a fun, family-friendly evening at the park. 👻🍿

Concessions will be available with a variety of snacks and treats to enjoy during the movie.

All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

The 6th annual Raza Cósmica: A constellation of Latinx sci-fi cinema presents Frío Metal (Cold Metal). In Clemente Castor's feature film two young brothers live on the outskirts of Mexico City. Mario wakes up with no memories from his previous life. Adrift, he meets Lazarus, who teaches him how to enter other people's bodies through vast holes in the Earth. In the darkness of subterranean cavities, Mario’s memories fill his mind like dreams. The history of the land runs through his corporality. The space he passes through is distorted and his skin begins to crack along with the landscape.

Frío Metal (Cold Metal) premiered at FIDMarseille and was featured in New Directors/New Films presented by Film at Lincoln Center and The Museum of Modern Art. Watch the trailer at https://montevideo210.org.

Preceded by the short film Brujo by Juan Zuleta. In a rural futuristic world, grieving parents are offered a chance to speak with their dead daughter through a cutting-edge device, but soon the lines between faith and technology begin to blur.

Presented in partnership with the Mexican American Civil Rights Institute (MACRI).

The 6th annual Raza Cósmica: A constellation of Latinx sci-fi cinema closes with a live episode of the original podcast Xicanx Versus Aliens and a curated selection of cosmic-infused short films. Activist/Musician Joaquín Muerte hosts his original podcast, Xicanx Versus Aliens, an exploration of “all things UFO, cryptozoology, paranormal, occult y mas from a person of color perspective.” San Antonio filmmakers Keanu Cordero and Teresa Garza join Muerte to discuss Latinx sci-fi cinema.

Followed by a curated selection of cosmic-infused short films including Before They Forget by Teresa Garza, Las Cosas Que Brillan by Kristal Sotomayor, Ñuuyii (Earth) by Itandehui Jansen, Liminal by Keanu Cordero, and Chispa (Spark) by Karina Lomelin Ripper.

Film descriptions and trailers at https://montevideo210.org.

Presented in partnership with the Mexican American Civil Rights Institute (MACRI) and the Latino Collection and Resource Center at Central Library (LCRC).