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The cinema appears in the Dominican Republic
The Curiel theater of this city serves as the exhibition space for the Lumiere brothers' cinema, thanks to the initiative of the merchant Francesco Grecco who makes several trips through the Caribbean showing this attractive invention. -
The cinema appears in the Dominican Republic
in Augustin the city of Puerto Plata. The Curiel theater of this city was witness to the cinematographer of the Lumiére brothers, on that date. In the film prehistory of Dominican cinema, the work of the photographer and editor Francisco Palau stands out.along with the photographer Tuto Báez, he made the first fiction film of Dominican. -
THE DOCUMENTARY CINEMA
Names like Adam Sánchez Reyes, Salvador Arquímedes Sturla and Tuto Báez are invariably associated with the beginning of the documentary in the country. -
THE SHORT FILM of Dominican cinema
The short film cinema in the country, whether fictional or documentary, is historically characterized as a constant search area. -
THE SEVENTY OF THE FILM SEVENTY
When one writes about the cinema of the 70s, it has to face a prejudice, and that is that sex, drugs and rock and roll marked the end of classic Hollywood. -
the first Dominican films
the first Dominican filming was directed by Francisco Palaucom ciderado the father and promor of the cinema, where the best movie of the Dominican republic The Legend of the Virgin of La Altagracia is documented. -
important productions
a production with Switzerland, Santo Domingo is again Havana.
in the Dominican Republic and this was one of the important productions in Dominican cinema -
Advances in Dominican Cinema
Filmmaker Sally Potter rolls a part of her movie Yes, starring Joan Allen. Even Cuban-American Andy Garcia selects some places in the Dominican Republic to perform his debut opera The Lost City -
Growth of Dominican cinema
The American Realizer Michael Mann is interested in these locations and rolls some scenes of Miami Vice, adaptation for the cinema of the famous television series -
Dominican documentaries
Robert De Niro takes the colonial city of Santo Domingo for his film The Good Shepherd/The Good Shepherd, who reflects the forty years of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) seen through one of its founders, Edward .
