Dominican Republic Movies

Short film for the stand of the First Lady of the Dominican Republic at the 2016 Book Fair. Summary of the life story of the writer, poet and pioneer of female education in the Dominican Republic.

Arcadio (Johnnie Mercedes) is a national park ranger who took the job to avoid prosecution for a crime he committed long ago in his hometown. When he loses his dog Champ —the only thing keeping him sane—he begins to feel more like a prisoner than a park ranger...

The story behind the filming of "The Godfather Part II" in the Dominican Republic.

Two crazy Dominican cops and a disciplined FBI agent join forces to investigate an international criminal network.

Five suspects holding a piece of the truth behind an unsolved crime.

Expecting mothers as young as 14 reveal their hopes, fears, and fierce determination in a country where sexual education is absent, teen pregnancy is the norm, and abortion is illegal in all circumstances.

In search of a new beginning, Don Manuel decides to sell his business and move to New York, a decision that the residents vehemently oppose.

Mellizo is betrayed twice by Ingeniero, his former gang partner, who makes him land in jail. When Mellizo is released, he plans revenge against his ex-best friend.

Miguel, a 21-year-old, inherits his father's grocery store after his death and discovers that a debt threatens to close it.

Emilio receives a call from his son, who suggests meeting up with some old friends to play dominoes. As the afternoon unfolds, it fills with secrets and confessions that force him to confront his greatest fear.

In a heartfelt conversation with my paternal grandmother, I gained a deeper understanding of her upbringing, her struggles, and her joys. She shared stories of her selfless sacrifices, working tirelessly in distant places to provide a better life for her sons....

Three convicted criminals escape from prison carrying only a güiro, a tambor and an accordion. During their journey, they meet with a bunch of interesting characters and are forced to use their musical skills to help them get home.

Mara experiences de-idealization firsthand when she finds herself involved in a family conflict that puts her parents' marriage and the well-being of everyone around her at risk.

Alone in his room, Michael, a young boy, its getting ready for a party but his thoughts invades him. He faces his reflection, where every glance reveals the quiet weight of insecurity and the fragility beneath his skin.

After going their separate ways, Miguel, Leonardo, and Atello reunite for a night of games, reminiscing about old times. As the hours pass and the bottles empty, buried resentments resurface, leading them to a tragic ending.

40 years ago, a man made a pact with a witch in exchange for the life of his granddaughter when she turned 15. Now the time has come, and the family must fight.

Remembers an artist in the form of a somnambulistic fantasy: A filmmaker faces increasing challenges as she tries, decades later, to complete Dominican filmmaker Jean-Louis Jorge’s unfinished work.

Dominican filmmakers explore the most important theme in dominican film history: Migration.