ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — St. Augustine will host international and in-state visitors next week for the start of the second annual Hispanic Culture Film Festival.
The event kicks off Oct. 3 at Art-N-Motion on San Marco Avenue and concludes Sunday, Oct. 6.
A total of 65 films will be featured over the four-day festival at the Corazón Cinema and Café.
Every film will have English subtitles.
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Last year's festival was held in Jacksonville, but this year, festival director Eugenio Maslowski, decided to move the event to St. Augustine, which is rich in Spanish-American culture.
"If we are really bringing the Hispanic culture, the Hispanic heritage to the United States, we have to start in the same place where the United States started to which is St. Augustine," said Maslowski.
The mayor of St. Augustine's sister city, Avilés, Spain, will be in attendance as well as the Cultural Council of Menorca.
Individual film tickets start at $10.
To see the full schedule and to purchase your ticket, click here.
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