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https://www.panoramaaudiovisual.com/en/2019/10/02/mariano-barroso-presidente-fiacine/

El presidente de la Academia de Cine de España sustituye en el cargo a Ernesto Contreras.

Mariano Barroso at the Goyas 2019

Mariano Barroso ha resultado elegido presidente de la Federación Iberoamericana de Academias de Cine (FIACINE) en una votación por la mayoría de los miembros de la Comisión Directiva durante la junta anual de FIACINE celebrada en México. Sustituye en el cargo a Ernesto Contreras.

Barroso's intention in this new stage is to “give continuity to the work undertaken since its origin by all members of the Federation, and to continue stimulating the participation of the Academies in initiatives and projects that FIACINE has been developing to promote and disseminate Ibero-American cinematography,” he declared.

The Board of Directors, the executive governing body among the Federated Academies, is constituted, in addition to Mariano Barroso as president of the Federation (rotating, for a period of two years); by María Fernanda Céspedes, general director; a treasurer and a delegate for each Academy (Azucena Rodríguez in Spain).

Promoting gender equality in the audiovisual sector, promoting audiovisual teaching in Ibero-American schools, creating new audiences, facilitating meetings and exchanges between creators and professionals, strengthening links between the Ibero-American film academies that comprise it and betting on the incorporation of new countries are the key objectives of FIACINE to defend the interests of this film industry throughout the world.

FIACINE se constituyó en el marco de la 32 edición del Festival Internacional de Cine de Guadalajara en marzo de 2017. Verónica Calvo (Argentina), María Fernanda Céspedes (Colombia), Calé Rodríguez (Ecuador), Azucena Rodríguez (España), Dolores Heredia (México), Caupolicán Ovalles (Venezuela) y María Jesús Peña (Paraguay) firmaron la constitución de esta asociación que hoy está integrada por Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, España, México, Paraguay, Portugal y Venezuela.

By, Oct 2, 2019, Section:Cine

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