We Still Here: Nos Tenemos – A Latino Film Festival Event

PRESENTED BY: Mt Baker Meaningful Movies

6:30 PM, Tuesday, October 11, 2022 PST

Location: Mt Baker (click for map)

by Anne Miller / September 10, 2022 / 0 Mt. Baker Community Club, 2811 Mt. Rainier Drive S Seattle,WA

REGISTER HERE FOR A FREE TICKET TO THIS SEATTLE LATINO FILM FESTIVAL EVENT!

Feature Film

WE STILL HERE (NOS TENEMOS) is a stunning social issues documentary which introduces the incredible youth of Comerío, Puerto Rico navigating the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, a disaster that brought an unprecedented level of devastation to an island already in economic and political crisis. In the lush mountains in the center of Puerto Rico, 24-year-old Mariangelie Ortiz leads a group of young residents who never thought they would become the leaders of their community, nonetheless find themselves traveling to Washington D.C. to protest in the halls of Congress. Follow them in this coming of age story to find their power and begin creating a sustainable future for themselves and their community.

Mt Baker Meaningful Movies, West Seattle Meaningful Movies, the Meaningful Movies High School Group and the Mt Baker Community Club are proud to cosponsor this Seattle Latino Film Festival event.

Opening Film

THE OUTLANDER HKG TO SEA is a poignant short film about what it means to be an immigrant in Seattle. In the film, a young Hongkonger talks about how the choice to leave her hometown and make her way to Seattle marked a pivotal turning point in her life, following the 2019 Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement in Hong Kong.

Program:

6:00 PM Doors Open

6:30 PM Welcome Remarks by Melinda Raebyne, Meaningful Movies Project Manager and Anne Miller, Mt. Baker Meaningful Movies

6:40 PM The Outlander HKG to SEA Starts with Introduction by Amanda Fellinge, Meaningful Movies High School

7:00 PM Nos Tenemos Starts with Introductions by Jorge Enrique Gonzalez-Pacheco, Founder & Director of the Seattle Latino Film Festival

8:00 PM Zoom Q&A and Panel Discussion

8:30 PM Wrap Up Event

Special Guests: Jorge Enrique Gonzalez Pacheco. (Founder & Director of the Seattle Latino Film Festival)

Sponsors: Seattle Latino Film Festival Mt Baker Community Club

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