Victoria Linares Villegas (b. 1988)

Birthplace:
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Born:
October 16, 1988

Victoria Linares is an award winning Dominican queer filmmaker. Her first feature film, Lo que se hereda, premiered in March 2022. It has been official selection in festivals such as True/False Film Fest, BFI Flare London Festival, BAFICI, DOC NYC, among others, winning international and local awards.  Her second feature film “RAMONA” premiered at the prestigious Berlinale 2023 festival, and has been part of the BFI London Film Festival, AFI, FICCI, IDFA, FICVALDIVIA, among others. She is the recipient of the True Vision Award 2023 at the True/False Film Festival. The film won the SIGNIS Award and Best Documentary at Cinélatino Toulouse and was selected by Cinema Tropical as one of the best Latin American films of 2023.  She is currently in production of her first feature narrative film titled NO SALGAS.

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2014  Yo soy la salsa

Director:
2014  Yo soy la salsa
2018  Stay Quiet
2019  My Mother Resents Me
2022  It Runs in the Family
2023  Ramona
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2014  Yo soy la salsa
2018  Stay Quiet
2019  My Mother Resents Me
2022  It Runs in the Family
2023  Ramona
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2014  Yo soy la salsa
2018  Stay Quiet
2019  My Mother Resents Me
2022  It Runs in the Family
2023  Ramona
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