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REVIEW: This Documentary Spotlights a Radical Alternative to Girl Scouts for Young Girls of Color in Oakland

03.22.19

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

03.21.19

Flavio Alves & Carlie Guevara on Telling the Story of an Undocumented Trans Latina Authentically

03.21.19

'The Garden Left Behind' still courtesy of SXSW

Argentine-Born Director Gaspar Noé Is Known for His Edgy French Films, But Wants to Make a Movie in Spanish

03.21.19

Sofia Boutella, Romain Guillermic, Souheila Yacoub, Kiddy Smile in 'Climax.' Photo by Couramiaud/Laurent Lufroy and Fabien Sarfati. Courtesy of A24

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

03.20.19

Cardi B Nabs First Movie Role in ‘Hustlers’ Alongside Jennifer Lopez & Constance Wu

03.20.19

Courtesy of Film Society of Lincoln Center

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

by Manuel Betancourt

03.19.19

After Making Movies With $100M Budgets, Robert Rodriguez Filmed ‘Red 11’ With Just $7K

by Monica Castillo

03.18.19

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

by Manuel Betancourt

03.18.19

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

by Manuel Betancourt

03.15.19

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

by Manuel Betancourt

03.15.19

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

by Manuel Betancourt

03.15.19

This Is How the Internet Is Reacting to the Cancellation of ‘One Day at a Time’

03.14.19

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

03.13.19

5 Rising Latino Actors & Filmmakers Share How Their Work is Breaking Stereotypes

03.12.19

'Someone Great' photo by Sarah Shatz. Courtesy of Netflix.

TRAILER: Gina Rodriguez Goes on a Post-Breakup Bender With Her Girls in ‘Someone Great’ Rom-Com

03.12.19

'Harvest Season' image courtesy of DOC NYC

These Are the Must-See Movies at San Diego Latino Film Festival

03.12.19

'Lorena' still courtesy of Sundance Institute

‘Lorena’ Docuseries Highlights How Some Immigrants Endure Domestic Abuse Due to Fear of Deportation

03.11.19

REVIEW: This Documentary Spotlights a Radical Alternative to Girl Scouts for Young Girls of Color in Oakland

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

Flavio Alves & Carlie Guevara on Telling the Story of an Undocumented Trans Latina Authentically

Argentine-Born Director Gaspar Noé Is Known for His Edgy French Films, But Wants to Make a Movie in Spanish

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

Cardi B Nabs First Movie Role in ‘Hustlers’ Alongside Jennifer Lopez & Constance Wu

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