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

Diego Molano Aims to Teach Mesoamerican Mythology to Latino Kids With Animated Adventure Series ‘Victor and Valentino’

Courtesy of Cartoon Network

15 Must-See Movies at the Chicago Latino Film Festival

Courtesy of Chicago Latino Film Festival

The Action-Packed First Trailer for ‘Dora and the Lost City of Gold’ Is Here

Isabela Moner in 'Dora and the Lost City of Gold.' Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.

In This Documentary, DJ EFN Explores Colombia Through the Lens of Its Hip Hop Communities

Courtesy of Miami Film Festival

Rudy Riverón Sánchez on Making Cuba’s First Psychological Horror Film

Courtesy of Miami Film Festival

REVIEW: In ‘Temblores,’ a Gay Guatemalan Man is Pressured to Undergo Conversion Therapy

Courtesy of the Miami Film Festival

Courtesy of Film Society of Lincoln Center

Film

7 Must-See Latin American Movies at New Directors/New Films

03.19.19

Courtesy of Miami Film Festival

Film

‘Following You’ Is a Teen Drama That Explores the Gritty Reality of Public High Schoolers in Venezuela

03.18.19

Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images

Film

America Ferrera Brought a Group of Actors to Visit Immigrant Shelters in Tijuana

03.15.19

Courtesy of Miami Film Festival

Film

Starring a Latino Cast, Indie Drama ‘Vandal’ Is a Look at the Miami You Rarely See in Movies

03.15.19

Courtesy of Netflix

Film

TRAILER: Netflix’s ‘Colosio’ Is a Heart-Pounding Look at 1994 Murder of Mexican Presidential Candidate

03.15.19

Courtesy of Miami Film Festival

Film

After 40 Years in the Business, Puerto Rican Actor Luis Guzmán Wants His Own Biopic

03.13.19