What does IMCINE stand for?

Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografia (Mexican Film Institute)

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Among the agencies that the president had included in this list were the government-run news agency Notimex, the salt processor Exportadora de Sal Guerrero Negro (ESSA), the Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografia (IMCINE), and the Churubusco film studio (see SourceMex, 2003-11-19).

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Thanks in large part to the proactive policies of the Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografia (IMCINE), which offered increased support for independent filmmaking, things were changing by the end of the decade.

Women filmmakers in Mexico: the country of which we dream

For example, the government-affiliated Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografia (IMCINE) canceled the screening of the movie Ley de Herodes in Mexico City because the film, set in the 1940s, openly portrayed corruption within the PRI.

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