The International Film Festival of Guanajuato—GIFF—has changed its dates from July to September 17 through 22. It will have its usual venues this year, but it will have an unusual way of showing the films. People will be able to enjoy the films at drive-in movie theaters—just like good old days. This is what we found out when we spoke...
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