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

REVIEW: ‘Birds of Passage’ Is a Shakespearean Tragedy and ‘Godfather’-Style Epic Centering an Indigenous Family

Courtesy of TIFF

‘Pose’ Star Indya Moore Talks Being Trans, Taína, and Talented at Sundance

Indya Moore performs during the FX 'Pose' Ball in Harlem on June 2, 2018 in New York City. Photo by Andrew Toth/Getty Images for FX Networks

REVIEW: ‘Monos’ Is an Intoxicating ‘Lord of the Flies’-Style Drama Set in the Colombian Andes Mountains

Courtesy of the Sundance Film Festival

Boyle Heights-Set Bilingual Comedy Series ‘Gentefied’ Comes to Netflix

Rashaad Ernesto Green On Writing His Coming-of-Age Film ‘Premature’

Courtesy of Sundance Film Festival

If Jon Stewart’s ‘The Daily Show’ Got Hijacked by Radical POCs, It Would Be This Web Series

Photo courtesy of The Hoodoisie Facebook.

Courtesy of the filmmakers

Film

TRAILER: ‘Café’ is a Lyrical Look at the Life of a Nahua Family in Puebla

01.31.19

A still from Midnight Family by Luke Lorentzen, an official selection of the U.S. Documentary Competition at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Luke Lorentzen

Film

REVIEW: This Doc on Mexico’s Private Ambulances is a Frightening Look at a Broken Healthcare System

01.30.19

Gina Rodríguez Ismael Cruz 'Miss Bala'

Film

Gina Rodriguez on How the Updated Version of ‘Miss Bala’ Isn’t Your Typical Cartel Film

01.29.19

Dira Paes and Julio Machado appear in Divine Love by Gabriel Mascaro, an official selection of the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Gabriel Mascaro.

Film

REVIEW: ‘Divine Love’ is a Neon-Tinged Sci-Fi Movie Exploring Faith & Sex in a Dystopian Brazil

01.29.19

'Harvest Season' image courtesy of DOC NYC

Film

‘This Taco Truck Kills Fascists’ + Other Movies to Check Out at This Year’s SF IndieFest

01.24.19

Photo taken from the Hollywood hills, Los Angeles California on April 17, 2017. Photo by Kirk Wester / iStock Editorial / Getty Images Plus

Film

This Program Hopes to Train the Next Generation of Hollywood Execs of Color

01.23.19