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Four Latin American Short Films That Explore Gender Identity

02.19.19

Netflix Will Release 50 Movies & Series Produced in Mexico in the Next Two Years

02.19.19

Darío Yazbek, Diego Boneta, Ted Sarandos, Mariana Treviño, Gisselle Kuri, Diego Luna, Alberto Guerra, Omar Chaparro attend the 2019 Foro Netflix in Mexico City, Mexico. Photo by Fernando Vidaurri. Courtesy of Netflix

At Sundance, Latino Actors Reflect on the Difficulty of Getting Cast in Lead Roles

02.18.19

Richard Gunn, Michael O'Neill, Wendell Pierce, Alfre Woodard, Chinonye Chukwu, Richard Schiff, Michelle Bonilla, Danielle Brooks, Aldis Hodge, Jed Bernard, Alex Castillo and John Churchill attend the 'Clemency' Premiere during Sundance Film Festival on January 27, 2019. Photo by Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images

Nonny de la Peña, the Godmother of VR, Wants to Bring Virtual Reality to the Masses

02.18.19

Still from 'Reach' courtesy of Sundance Institute

13 Latin American Movies You Can See in NY That Played Cannes, Venice & Other Illustrious Festivals

02.18.19

'Buy Me A Gun' still courtesy of Los Cabos Film Festival

‘Party of Five’ Latino Reboot Is Coming Soon With a 10-Episode First Season

02.15.19

Alfonso Cuaron speaks onstage during Critics' Choice Awards on January 13, 2019 in Santa Monica, California. Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images Entertainment

Are ‘Roma’s Oscar Nominations a Win for Diversity or a Different Shade of Whiteness in Hollywood?

by Jorge Cotte

02.15.19

'The Curse of La Lllorona' still courtesy of Warner Bros.

There’s Another Trailer for ‘The Curse of La Llorona’ & It’s Just as Terrifying As You’d Expect

by Manuel Betancourt

02.15.19

TRAILER: ‘¡Nailed It! México’ Is the Funniest Netflix Show You Haven’t Seen Yet

by Manuel Betancourt

02.14.19

'The Infiltrators' film still courtesy of Sundance Institute

Alex Rivera & Cristina Ibarra On Their Sundance Winner: It’s “Ocean’s 11 Set in a Detention Center”

by Carlos Aguilar

02.14.19

ALITA: BATTLE ANGEL: Courtesy Twentieth Century Fox.

REVIEW: Robert Rodriguez Envisions a Multicultural & Multilingual Cyberpunk Future in ‘Alita: Battle Angel’

by Manuel Betancourt

02.14.19

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

This Panel at Sundance Asked: Why Are US Latinos Invisible in Media?

by Manuel Betancourt

02.13.19

Lin-Manuel Miranda to Guest Star on ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’

02.13.19

Xabiani Ponce de León appears in 'This is not Berlin' by Hari Sama. Photo by Alfredo Altamirano. Courtesy of Sundance Institute

REVIEW: ‘This Is Not Berlin’ Is an Explosive Look at How the Art World Was Fighting Homophobia in 1980s Mexico

02.12.19

‘Alita: Battle Angel’s Rosa Salazar on Robert Rodriguez’s Solid Track Record of Uplifting Latina Actresses

02.12.19

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

02.12.19

These Powerful Documentaries Feel Like an Origin Story for Latinas at the Forefront of Politics

02.11.19

'Siempre Bruja' still courtesy of Netflix

What Latino Critics Are Saying About Netflix’s ‘Siempre Bruja’

02.08.19

Four Latin American Short Films That Explore Gender Identity

Netflix Will Release 50 Movies & Series Produced in Mexico in the Next Two Years

At Sundance, Latino Actors Reflect on the Difficulty of Getting Cast in Lead Roles

Nonny de la Peña, the Godmother of VR, Wants to Bring Virtual Reality to the Masses

13 Latin American Movies You Can See in NY That Played Cannes, Venice & Other Illustrious Festivals

‘Party of Five’ Latino Reboot Is Coming Soon With a 10-Episode First Season

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