Screening of the animated film 'Hello Frida!' about young Frida Kahlo, part of the Portland Latin American Film Festival, at the Hollywood Theatre.
Hello Frida! plays at the Hollywood Theatre on Sunday, October 18, at 3 PM. It's an animated family film about a young Frida Kahlo, following her as she turns adversity into art. The screening is part of the Portland Latin American Film Festival, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
For two decades, the festival has worked to help Portlanders discover cinema beyond borders, bringing more visibility to Latin American films and filmmakers, amplifying emerging voices, and celebrating cultural diversity. This anniversary lineup gathers more than a dozen films from 16 countries, exploring themes of artistic freedom, Indigenous identity, migration, family, resilience, collective joy, and human connection. The festival also includes tributes to filmmakers Pedro Almodóvar and Guillermo del Toro.
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Hello Frida! fits right into that mix—a family-friendly look at one of the most famous artists in history, told through animation. If you're in the Hollywood District on Sunday afternoon, it's an easy way to spend a few hours. Tickets are $20, and the screening starts at 3 PM at the Hollywood Theatre.
