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Season 5 of VOCES ON PBS, the acclaimed PBS documentary series exploring Latino arts, culture and history, is scheduled to rebroadcast Adios Amor on various dates in September and October on PBS, pbs.org and the PBS Video app. VOCES is presented by PBS SoCal.
La Sala at PUENTE de la Costa Sur presents a free screening of Adios Amor with Spanish subtitles as part of their weekly Thursday night dinner for farmworkers.
PUENTE de la Costa Sur invita a todos a asistir a la presentación de Adiós Amor, subtitulado en español, como parte de la cena comunitaria para campesinos.
Nashville Public Television WNPT and Conexíon Américas present a free screening of Adios Amor with Spanish subtitles.
La Television Pública WNPT y Conexíon Américas invitan a todos a asistir en la presentación de Adiós Amor, subtitulado en español.
The University of San Diego Labovitz-Perez Lecture Series hosts a special event, Talking for Justice: The Life of Maria Moreno, which will include a free public screening of Adios Amor, followed by a conversation with Moreno’s son Abel Moreno, her granddaughter Lisa Alama, and filmmaker Laurie Coyle.
The Watsonville Public Library presents a free screening of Adios Amor in conjunction with an exhibition of photographs by Mimi Plumb, "Pictures from the Field.”
Q&A with the film’s director Laurie Coyle, MiHistoria.net founder Albertina Zarazúa Padilla, and a representative from My Immigrant Life.
Raritan Valley Community College in Branchburg New Jersey hosts a free screening of Adios Amor, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Laurie Coyle and storyteller Albertina Zarazúa Padilla of MiHistoria.net.
New Mexico PBS/KNME and New Mexico Highlands University Thomas C. Donnelly Library present a free screening of Adios Amor, followed by conversation with filmmaker Laurie Coyle
New Mexico PBS KNME, the UNM Department of Chicana & Chicano Studies, Southwest Hispanic Research Institute, Center for Regional Studies present a free screening of Adios Amor, followed by a Q&A with Professor Patricia Covarrubias and filmmaker Laurie Coyle.
New Mexico PBS/KNME and the Española Public Library invite you to a free screening of Adios Amor, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Laurie Coyle.
PBS SoCal and the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) invite you to a screening of Adios Amor, preceded by a reception, and followed by a conversation with PBS SoCal Chief Creative Officer Juan Devis and film director Laurie Coyle.
Come early at 2:15 PM for a Guided Tour of the Exhibitions at MOLAA.
Half Moon Bay Odd Fellows and PUENTE de la Costa Sur present Adios Amor, followed by Q&A with filmmaker Laurie Coyle and Executive Director of PUENTE Rita Mancera
There is no admission charge. Your generous donations support the Scholarship Fund and other community programs of the Half Moon Bay Odd Fellows.
The Gainesville Latino Film Festival present a free screening of Adios Amor. Co-hosts: and Latina Women’s League and University of Florida Center for Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies
Featured speaker Cecilia “CC” Suarez.
South Florida PBS presents a free screening of Adios Amor at Palm Beach State College, Lake Worth, Florida. Open to the public.
Co-hosted by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Palm Beach County
KLRN San Antonio presents a free screening of Adios Amor, followed by a panel discussion including moderator/historian Sarah Gould, historian Antonia Castañeda, and Professor of Modern Language & Literature Rita Urquijo-Ortiz.
Special guest appearance by Martha Moreno Dominguez, interviewee and daughter of Maria Moreno.
Free screening of Adios Amor at the Tulare County Museum of Farm Labor and Agriculture, preceded by reception and followed by Q&A with the director Laurie Coyle.
Presentacion grátis de Adiós Amor en el museo del Condado de Tulare con una recepción antes de la película y seguida por un discurso con la directora Laurie Coyle.
Co-host/Patrocinador: Tulare County Hispanic Leadership Network
NOTE: $6/parking fee to enter Mooney Grove Park where the museum is located
AVISO: $6 estacionamiento cobrado a la entrada del Parque Mooney Grove
The CHAP (Cultural & Historical Awareness Program) of Porterville College presents a free screening of Adios Amor, followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker.
The CHAP (Cultural & Historical Awareness Program) of the College of the Sequoias presents a free screening of Adios Amor, followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker.
WTTW and the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events present a free screening and discussion ofVOCES: ADIOS AMOR: The Search for Maria Moreno.
The National Steinbeck Center presents Adios Amor, followed by storytellers Albertina Zarazúa Padilla of MiHistoria.net and Valentina of Lideres Campesinas. Following the presentations, Salinas Underground will invite audience members to record their stories to share via podcast.
In celebration of Dia de las Madres (Mothers Day), CineCulture at Cal State Fresno presents a FREE screening of ADIOS AMOR, followed by a discussion with filmmaker Laurie Coyle and long time Fresno activist and interviewee, Gilbert Padilla, who was a co-founder of the UFW.
Co-Sponsors: College of Arts and Humanities, Arte Américas, Radio Bilingüe, Valley Public History, California Humanities and El Concilio de Fresno
The Pajaro Valley Federation of Teachers presents Women in the Labor Movement, featuring ADIOS AMOR and Talkin’ Union, a classic oral history film about four Texas women and their union organizing activities in the years 1930 through 1960. The women participated in strikes by the Pecan Shellers and the International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union.
Speakers: Nelly Vaquera-Boggs, VP of Pajaro Valley Federation of Teachers and Laurie Coyle, filmmaker
Admission is by voluntary donation
Screening of ADIOS AMOR, preceded by Aria Zapata’s Con O Sin Papeles, in which labor rights activist Luis Magaña takes daily drives through the San Joaquin Valley’s agricultural fields, trips that introduce the audience to the world of migrant work and highlight immense injustices through the stories of young and motivated migrant workers who share sentiments of feeling unwelcome but are determined to overcome their outsider status. Q&A with filmmakers Laurie Coyle and Aria Zapata
Admission by voluntary donation
The Center for the Humanities and the Chancellor’s Office present ADIOS AMOR, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Laurie Coyle and photographer Ernest Lowe, who is featured in the documentary. The screening corresponds with Black Migrants to the Central Valley 1960-1964, an exhibition of Lowe’s work currently on display at the Kolligian Library at UC Merced.
Free and open to the public. Visitor parking available in the Bellevue Lot for $1/hr.
In honor of National Farmworker Awareness Week, the Social Justice Institute and Project Conexiones of Bakersfield College present a FREE screening of ADIOS AMOR, followed by a panel discussion with filmmaker Laurie Coyle, Professor Jessica Martínez, and student leaders active with Latinos Unidos Por Educación (LUPE).
Albany Film Festival presents Humanity on the Big Screen: Community activists building bridges and making history with ADIOS AMOR and Father K, a short doc about a Palestinian American pastor who campaigns to become New York City’s first Arab American elected official.
Q&A with filmmaker Laurie Coyle.
Films Across Borders and Metro Washington Council AFL-CIO present a FREE screening and discussion of ADIOS AMOR-The Search for Maria Moreno. Predecessor to Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez, Maria Moreno was first female farmworker in the US hired as a union organizer. And yet her story was silenced and her legacy buried—until now.
Lideres Campesinas Coachella Chapter presents ADIOS AMOR. Filmmaker Laurie Coyle and Abel Moreno will attend and participate in a discussion with the audience.
Spanish Subtitles
Lideres Campesinas de Coachella presenta ADIOS AMOR. La cineasta Laurie Coyle y el hijo de María Moreno, Abel Moreno, estarán presentes para una charla con la pública.
Subtitulado en español
The San Luis AZ Film Festival presents ADIOS AMOR. Filmmaker Laurie Coyle and members of Maria Moreno's family will be present.
El Festival de Cine de San Luis AZ presenta ADIOS AMOR. La cineasta Laurie Coyle y miembros de la familia de María Moreno estarán presentes.
Films Across Borders and Metro Washington Council AFL-CIO present a FREE screening and discussion of ADIOS AMOR-The Search for Maria Moreno. Predecessor to Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez, Maria Moreno was first female farmworker in the US hired as a union organizer. And yet her story was silenced and her legacy buried—until now.
