Netflix Joins New Edition of Santiago-Guadalajara Queer Incubator

Organized by Santiago de Chile's Sanfic Industria and the Guadalajara Film Festival, this year's program will see Netflix supporting six selected projects and a $10,000 prize at a showcase with projects from Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Paraguay, Mexico and Chile

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Netflix has joined as a strategic partner the newly expanded Santiago-Guadalajara Queer Incubator, a Latin American program organized by Chile’s Sanfic Industria in collaboration with the Guadalajara Film Festival (FICG) to foster professional growth and advance feature-length fiction film projects led by emerging LGBTIQ voices from across Latin America.

Netflix is renewing a partnership which saw it support a lively first edition in August 2025. It will provide support via its Netflix Fund for Creative Equity, enabling the six selected filmmakers to participate in person at both Sanfic Industria, the industry arm of the Santiago Film Festival (Sanfic), and the Guadalajara Film Festival, as well as a $10,000 grant to further the development of one of the projects.

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