Cartagena International Film Festival in Cartagena
Founded in 1959 or 1960 by Victor Nieto, who directed it for 48 years, the Cartagena International Film Festival, known as FICCI, is the oldest film festival in Latin America, running each March with a programme focused on Ibero-American and Colombian cinema and more than 5,000 films screened across its history.
The oldest film festival in Latin America runs each March in Cartagena, founded in 1959 or 1960 depending on the source consulted, by Victor Nieto, who remained its director for 48 years until his final edition in 2008 and died later that same year.