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REVIEW: ‘La Mala Noche’ Is an Empowering Drama About a Woman Forced Into Sex Work

11.27.19

Courtesy of Chicago Latino Film Festival

REVIEW: ‘Un Traductor’ Is a Moving Tale About a Cuban Man Assigned to Help Chernobyl Victims

11.26.19

Rodrigo Santoro appears in Un Traductor by Rodrigo Barriuso and Sebastián Barriuso, an official selection of the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Gabriel Guerra Bianchini.

REVIEW: Dominican Movie ‘El Proyeccionista’ Follows a Weary Man Who Manages a Traveling Cinema

11.26.19

Courtesy of the Miami International Film Festival.

Netflixeando: 25 Latino & Latin American Movies You Should Stream on Netflix This Thanksgiving

11.26.19

REVIEW: ‘Café Con Sabor a Mi Tierra’ Is a Gorgeously Shot Drama About Honduran Coffee Growers

11.25.19

Is Lin-Manuel Miranda Going to Be in ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker?’

11.25.19

Lin-Manuel Miranda attends as Eugene O'Neill Theater Center Honors John Logan With 19th Annual Monte Cristo Award at Edison Ballroom on April 22, 2019 in New York City. Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center

'Retablo' film still courtesy of Outfest.

REVIEW: Tense Drama ‘Retablo’ Addresses Homophobia in a Close-Knit Quechua Community

by Monica Castillo

11.25.19

Photo by Claire Folger. Courtesy of Lionsgate.

REVIEW: Ana de Armas’s Character in ‘Knives Out’ Is the Latina Heroine We Need in the Trump Era

by Carlos Aguilar

11.22.19

Photos courtesy of Los Cabos International Film Festival. Art by Stephany Torres for Remezcla

Documentarian Tatiana Huezo on the Challenges of Transitioning to Fiction With ‘Noche de Fuego’

by Manuel Betancourt

11.22.19

Destiny Frasqueri in 'Angelfish'. Photo by Jamal Solomon. Courtesy of Screen 13

REVIEW: Princess Nokia Is Vulnerable & Flirty in Sensitive Romantic Drama ‘Angelfish’

by Monica Castillo

11.22.19

Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith in 'Queen & Slim.' Courtesy of Universal Pictures.

Afro-Cuban Director Melina Matsoukas on ‘Queen & Slim’: “This Film Is to Speak to the African Diaspora”

by Carlos Aguilar

11.22.19

Courtesy of Los Cabos International Film Festival

REVIEW: ‘Amores Modernos’ Is a Delightful Mexican Indie With Hints of a Novela Mixed With Melancholy Humor

by Manuel Betancourt

11.21.19

REVIEW: ‘Observar las Aves’ Is a Poetic Eulogy of a Woman With Alzheimer’s Who’s Not Yet Gone

11.21.19

Screen Shot of 'Club Internacional Aguerridos' via YouTube.

This Fake Documentary Is an Ode to Mexican Punks of the Late ’80s

11.21.19

In This Mexican Drama, Construction Workers Take Over Their Boss’s House

11.21.19

This Dominican Movie Starring Charlie Chaplin’s Daughter Is a Wild Ride Complete With Vampires

11.21.19

Courtesy of Festival Internacional de Cine de Los Cabos

Yalitza Aparicio & Daniela Vega On What It’s Like to Be an Actress from an Overlooked Community

11.20.19

TRAILER: This Netflix Doc Is an Intimate Look at Rarámuri Ultramarathon Runner Lorena Ramirez

11.20.19

REVIEW: ‘La Mala Noche’ Is an Empowering Drama About a Woman Forced Into Sex Work

REVIEW: ‘Un Traductor’ Is a Moving Tale About a Cuban Man Assigned to Help Chernobyl Victims

REVIEW: Dominican Movie ‘El Proyeccionista’ Follows a Weary Man Who Manages a Traveling Cinema

Netflixeando: 25 Latino & Latin American Movies You Should Stream on Netflix This Thanksgiving

REVIEW: ‘Café Con Sabor a Mi Tierra’ Is a Gorgeously Shot Drama About Honduran Coffee Growers

Is Lin-Manuel Miranda Going to Be in ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker?’

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