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Cine Estelar celebrates seventh anniversary in th U.S.

September 25, 2015

Maribel Ramos-Weiner


Cine Estelar celebrates its seventh anniversary on screen on November 25th. Cine Estelar celebration joins the commemoration of the Mexican Revolution and honors a period of ten years of revolution marked by the struggle of the Mexican population to improve working conditions of peasants and workers, protect the indigenous population, and promote a national land reform.”We celebrate our seventh anniversary in grand style! During the months of October and November Cine Estelar will feature the best movies of the Mexican Revolution. These are key to understand modern Mexico and the spirit of our Mexican audience, brave people who offered their life for equality and the good of the Mexican nation. Documentaries and music of our own production and unpublished images of the Revolution accompany Cine Estelar tribute to the Mexican Revolution. Our thematic portfolio around the Mexican Revolution include movies, exclusive images, video documentaries, and songs, making it the most complete and extensive nowadays and unsurpassed by any other movie channel in Spanish language, thus, positioning Cine Estelar as the most preferred movie channel by our Mexican audience,” said Carlos Vasallo, president and CEO of Cine Estelar.In addition, Cine Estelar honors seven of the greatest writers of Spanish language, Nobel prize laureates, writers, Latin American leaders and artists showcasing seven representative films written and adapted by them. This artistic selection will include Los Cachorros by Mario Vargas Llosa, El Gallo de Oro by Juan Rulfo, La Doncella de Piedra by Romulo Gallegos, Patsy mi Amor by Gabriel García Márquez, Barroco by Alejo Carpentier, Muñeca Reina by Carlos Fuentes and Tirano Banderas by Ramon del Valle-Inclan.During the celebration, Cine Estelar will screen 30 films of the Mexican Revolution, among which are: El Centauro del Norte, La Guerillera Villa, La Marcha de Zacatecas, El Caudillo, Viva la Soldadera, Juan Charrasqueado y Gabino Barrera and La Valentina.