Anyone can easily be overwhelmed by the numerous cultural events New York City offers, so I went gaga after realizing Tribeca Film Festival would be going on during my week stay in the Big Apple. Who isn’t a overtly excited for film festivals these days? And since there’s a forecast calling for rain in NYC, my plans to involve my friends in a game of futbol on Saturday afternoon may be canceled. It’s hardly a blessing, but now I have the chance to screen the film Entre Nos from Paola Mendoza. The flick is inspired by a true story and focuses on Mendoza’s character emigrating from Colombia to New York City with her children. You can’t make too much from the trailer, but it sounds like Gustavo Santaolalla (Amores Perros) is all over the soundtrack (not confirmed, but it sure sounds like it), which is bonus points for any Latin-American flick. And I think films grappling with themes like immigration are especially pertinent at the moment. Check out the trailer after the jump and movie info is here.

Video: Entre Nos Trailer [via The Fader]
Entre Nos: Tribeca Film Festival [via TFF]
Image [via Indie Wire]