Carlos Aguilar

Articles By

Carlos Aguilar

Originally from Mexico City, Carlos Aguilar is an alum of the Roger Ebert Fellowship for film criticism whose work has appeared on Indiewire, Movie Maker Magazine, Americas Quarterly and Variety Latino.

Zapotec Scholar Felipe H. Lopez Reflects On How ‘City of Ghosts’ Portrays LA’s Indigenous Community

04.29.21

From Colman Domingo to Rita Moreno, Here’s How the 2021 Oscars Went For Latinos

04.26.21

Photo by Matt Petit/A.M.P.A.S. via Getty Images

How Oscar-Shortlisted Documentary ‘The Mole Agent’ Ignites Necessary Conversation About Old Age

03.12.21

Cerebral Drama ‘Black Bear’ Makes Way for Aubrey Plaza’s Career Best

12.09.20

‘Nahuel and the Magic Book’ Feels Like a Studio Ghibli Film Based on Mapuche Mythology

06.30.20

'Nahuel y el libro mágico.' Courtesy of the filmmakers.

Meet the Chilean Cinematographer Behind Amazon’s Drive-In Hit ‘The Vast of Night’

06.17.20

'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend.' Courtesy of Netflix.

Film

Puerto Rican Actress Sol Miranda on the Line That Got Her Cast in ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’

06.10.20

'Un disfraz para Nicolás.' Courtesy of Fotosíntesis Media.

Film

Director Eduardo Rivero On Fighting Stigma Around Cognitive Disabilities With New Animated Film

05.21.20

'Silencio radio.' Courtesy of Ambulante.

Film

‘Radio Silence’ Profiles Carmen Aristegui, Mexico’s Most Fearless Journalist

05.06.20

Film

SXSW Revenge Thriller ‘Gunpowder Heart’ Follows a Queer Couple Unraveling After a Sexual Assault

05.01.20

'El Especial de Alex Fernández, el Especial.' Courtesy of Netflix.

Film

Mexican Comedian Alex Fernández On Finding Humor in Men’s Insecurities & His Own White Privilege

04.13.20

Film

Oscar Winner Juan José Campanella Looks Back On Harvey Weinstein’s Botched U.S. Release of ‘Metegol’

04.01.20