LOLA Features Winners:<ul><li>First Voice Generation</li><li>El Caribe en mí&nbsp;/ The Caribbean in Me</li><li>POR LOS QUE VIENEN (FOR THOSE TO COME)</li><li>La Comuna (The Commune)</li><li>BronX BandA: Arturo O'Farrill &amp; The Bronx</li><li>Mother of Color (Not Available Virtually)&nbsp;</li></ul> LOLA Features Honorable Mention:<ul><li>Mom</li></ul>

First Voice Generation follows the stories of three Latinx high school students in Holland, Michigan, during an unprecedented global pandemic year. Each student struggles with their identity growing up in a historically Dutch community, feeling that they don't belong because they are children of Mexican immigrants.

First Voice Generation

Five contemporary Puerto Rican artists share their diverse visions and thoughts on the meaning of making art in the Caribbean and on the presence of the region in their work. Each artist has chosen a location that connects with their experience of living, being, and creating art in the Caribbean.

El Caribe en mí  / The Caribbean in Me

For Those To Come takes on the task of unearthing the fight and strategies of communities combating the climate crises that threaten the livelihood of the people living in Puerto Rico. This documentary project is as much of a love letter, as it is a wake-up call, for Puerto Rico y su gente.

POR LOS QUE VIENEN / FOR THOSE TO COME

ENG After years of growing as a team, this Puerto Rican group of circus performers, known as “La Comuna” (The Commune), have been forced to leave their creative headquarters. It has been one year since their last performance and now they must come together to pick up the pieces of their creative home.ESP Después de años de haber crecido como colectivo, este grupo de artistas circenses boricuas, conocidos como “La Comuna”, se ven obligados a desalojar su sede. Ha pasado un año desde su última presentación. Ahora los cinco artistas se reúnen para recoger los pedazos de lo que alguna vez fue su hogar artístico.

La Comuna / The Commune

During some of the darkest hours of the pandemic, 6-time Grammy Award-winning jazz pianist Arturo O'Farrill brings to life a hip-hop-jazz ensemble featuring Annette A. Aguilar, Kayla Faccilongo, Leo Traversa, Juanma Trujillo, Juan Carlos Polo, Leonor Falcón, Clark Gayton, and Baba Israel. “BronX BandA: Arturo O´Farrill &amp; The Bronx” pays homage to the history of the Afro-Latinx music birthed in the Bronx, and the artists on whose shoulders the work stands.

BronX BandA: Arturo O'Farrill & The Bronx

As a Mexican Tsotsil I grew up between the sacrality both of Guadalupe Virgin and Mother Earth. As a son, I grew up among the derision of not having a father and blaming my mother for it. ‘Mom’ is a dialogue between mother and son exploring their contradictions, knowing and recognizing each other, and reflecting on naturalized violence and its reproduction.

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