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‘La Libertad del Diablo’ Is a Haunting Look at Victims and Victimizers of Mexico’s Drug War

05.30.18

'La libertad del diablo' still courtesy of Hola Mexico Film Festival

How to Get Your Own Limited Edition Guillermo del Toro Action Figure

05.30.18

How One Film School Is Fighting to Get More Latinos in the Director’s Chair

05.29.18

Still from 'Rosa's Esperanza' courtesy of the filmmakers.

You Can See Gregory Nava’s ‘Mi Familia’ on the Big Screen at This California Film Festival

05.29.18

This ‘Frontline’ Doc Uncovers How Detained Immigrant Teens Were Released to Human Traffickers

05.29.18

U.S. Border Patrol officer body searches an undocumented immigrant after he crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and was caught on December 7, 2015 near Rio Grande City, Texas. Photo by John Moore/Getty Images

If You Like ‘Insecure’ and ‘Atlanta,’ You’ll Love Miami-Set Web Series ‘Grown’

05.25.18

'Grown' web series still courtesy of Complex

Comedian Dons Blackface as Neymar on Fox Sports Brasil

by Manuel Betancourt

05.25.18

'Nuyorican Basquet' Courtesy of Miami Film Festival

From Ruben Blades to Boricua Basketball: Must-See Movies at Philadelphia Latino Film Festival

by Manuel Betancourt

05.25.18

Diego Maradona of Argentina in action during a match in 1985. Photo by Allsport UK/Allsport

Soccer God Diego Maradona Is Getting a TV Series About His Life

by Kristen Lopez

05.24.18

Celia Cruz performing at the "Concierto Para Los Heroes" benefit sponsored by The Recording Academy at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, Ca. 9/14/01. The show will benefit the families of fallen firefighters and police officers of New York City. Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images.

Celia Cruz’s Epic Life Story Is Coming Soon to English-Language TV

by Monica Castillo

05.24.18

Isabel Allende speaks onstage at The Center for Reproductive Rights 2016 Gala on October 25, 2016. Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Center For Reproductive Rights

Hulu Is Turning Isabel Allende’s ‘The House of the Spirits’ Into a Series

by Kristen Lopez

05.24.18

'Nos llaman guerreras' Courtesy of Brooklyn Film Festival

These Are the Latin American Movies Playing the Brooklyn Film Festival

by Manuel Betancourt

05.23.18

Cast of 'Siempre Bruja.' Courtesy of Netflix

Netflix’s ‘Siempre Bruja’ Stars an Afro-Colombian Actress as a Time-Traveling Witch

05.23.18

Gael Garcia Bernal attends the screening of STX Entertainment's "Desierto" at Regal LA Live Stadium 14 on October 11, 2016 in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Mike Windle/Getty Images

Gael Garcia Bernal Tweets About His Astonishing Resemblance to Meghan Markle

05.23.18

Screenshot via Colombian Ambush YouTube channel

In These Short Films, Colombians Turn Stereotypes About Their Country Into Hilarious Parodies

05.22.18

'Cobra Kai' still courtesy of YouTube Red

16-Year-Old Actor Xolo Maridueña Is the First Latino ‘Karate Kid’

05.22.18

'Una mujer fantastica' (A Fantastic Woman). Courtesy of Sony Classics

You Can Now Stream Chilean Oscar Winner ‘A Fantastic Woman’

05.22.18

Henry Fonda and Dolores del Rio in John Ford’s ''The Fugitive' (1947). Courtesy Film Forum via Photofest.

5 Classic Movies Starring Dolores del Rio, Mexico’s First Hollywood Star

05.21.18

‘La Libertad del Diablo’ Is a Haunting Look at Victims and Victimizers of Mexico’s Drug War

How to Get Your Own Limited Edition Guillermo del Toro Action Figure

How One Film School Is Fighting to Get More Latinos in the Director’s Chair

You Can See Gregory Nava’s ‘Mi Familia’ on the Big Screen at This California Film Festival

This ‘Frontline’ Doc Uncovers How Detained Immigrant Teens Were Released to Human Traffickers

If You Like ‘Insecure’ and ‘Atlanta,’ You’ll Love Miami-Set Web Series ‘Grown’

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