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Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel Betancourt

Manuel is Remezcla's former Film & TV Editor. He believes everything you need to know you can learn from watching 'Todo Sobre Mi Madre.'

REVIEW: Bravo’s ‘Texicanas’ Delivers Petty Drama, Drunken Fights & Surprising Insight into the Mexican American Experience

Luz Ortiz, Penny Ayarzagoitia, Lorena Martinez, Karla Ramirez in 'Texicanas.' Photo by Peter Larsen. Courtesy of Bravo

Summer TV Preview: 15 Binge-Worthy Shows Starring Latinos You Shouldn’t Miss

Indya Moore as Angel and Angel Bismark Curiel as Lil Papi in 'Pose' season 1. Photo by JoJo Whilden. Courtesy of FX

Cuban-American Actress Otmara Marrero Steps into the Spotlight with Dark Drama ‘Clementine’

Courtesy of Tribeca Film Festival

REVIEW: ‘The Dominican Dream’ Tells the Unlikely Story of Felipe Lopez’s Meteoric Rise in Basketball

Courtesy of Tribeca Film Festival

Watch the First 3 Episodes of ‘Vida’ for Free Just in Time to Catch Up for Season 2

Courtesy of Starz

This Documentary Uncovers How We Ended Up With an Emoji del Mate

Photo by Getty Images

Courtesy of Starz

Film

The Trailer for Season 2 of ‘Vida’ Is Chock-Full of Chingonas, Butches & Femmes

05.03.19

Photo credit: Juan Pablo Ramírez. Courtesy of Tribeca Film Festival

Film

REVIEW: In Dark Drama ‘Gasoline Thieves,’ Art Imitates Life in Mexico’s Cartel-Run Gas War

05.01.19

Protagonists attend "For They Know Not What They Do" premiere at 2019 Tribeca Film Festival. Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival

Film

REVIEW: ‘For They Know Not What They Do’ Is a Personal, Devastating Look at the Religious Right’s Damage to the LGBTQ Community

04.30.19

Photo by Gavin Bond. Courtesy of Comedy Central

Film

TRAILER: Comedy Central Launches Latino Sketch Show ‘Alternatino with Arturo Castro’

04.29.19

Photo by Fabio Braga. Courtesy of Netflix

Film

TRAILER: Loosely Inspired by Xuxa’s Life, Netflix Comedy ‘Samantha!’ Is Back for Season 2

04.25.19

Courtesy of the filmmakers

Film

REVIEW: ‘Councilwoman’ Documentary Chronicles a Dominican Hotel Maid-Turned-Politician Fighting for a Living Wage

04.22.19