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Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo

Monica Castillo is a freelance writer and film critic based in Brooklyn. You should ask her about that time she hitchhiked to a red carpet premiere.

‘Charmed’ Star Melonie Diaz on the Touching Messages She Gets From Latino Fans of the Show

Photo by Katie Yu. Courtesy of The CW

At NYCC, ‘Riverdale’ Showrunner Confirms Mishel Prada Is Playing Veronica’s “Dangerous” Older Sister

Photoby Dean Buscher. Courtesy of The CW

How the Line Between Autobiography and Fiction Is Blurred in Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Dolor y Gloria’

Spanish film director, screenwriter and producer Pedro Amodovar attends "Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown" Opening Night at Belasco Theatre on November 4, 2010 in New York City. Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images

REVIEW: ‘La Nave de los Monstruos’ Is a Wildly Charming Mexican Sci-Fi About Cowboys, Vampires & Aliens

Courtesy of Fantastic Fest

REVIEW: In ‘Agosto,’ a Cuban Teen Pursues His Crush & Cares for His Grandma During the Balsero Crisis

Courtesy of TIFF

REVIEW: ‘The Two Popes’ Is a Surprisingly Funny Movie About Papa Francisco’s Clash With His Predecessor

Courtesy of TIFF

Jennifer Lopez and Constance Wu star in 'Hustlers.' Courtesy of STX Entertainment

Film

‘Hustlers’ Review: With Impeccable Fur Coats & Sheer Magnetism, Jennifer Lopez Reigns Supreme

09.16.19

Courtesy of TIFF

Film

REVIEW: An Unethical Money Changer’s Ambitions Outpace His Criminal Talents in ‘Así Habló el Cambista’

09.09.19

Courtesy of NYLFF

Film

REVIEW: ‘Long Gone By’s Message About an Undocumented Mother’s Sacrifice Gets Lost in Sensationalism

08.23.19

Courtesy of NYLFF.

Film

REVIEW: In This Dazzling Doc, Namibia Flores Rodriguez Fights Against a Boxing Ban for Women in Cuba

08.21.19

Screenshot of 'Cuban Missile Crisis' courtesy of Eddie Mujica

Film

In This Hilarious Mockumentary, a Cuban Guy in Flip-Flops Kills It at a Pickup Basketball Game

08.20.19

Still from 'Eliades Ochoa: From Cuba To The World.' Courtesy of Miami Film Festival

Film

REVIEW: This Doc Traces Eliades Ochoa’s Journey from Farmer’s Son to Buena Vista Social Club

07.23.19