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This Heartbreaking Doc on the Chapecoense Futbol Team’s Plane Crash Will Air During World Cup

03.19.18

This Doc on the Puerto Rican Government Bulldozing Homes to Build Hotels Will Break Your Heart

03.16.18

Still image from 'Vietnam, Puerto Rico.' Courtesy of the filmmaker.

Amid Cancellation Rumors, Latino Orgs Urge Netflix to Renew ‘One Day at a Time’ in Open Letter

03.16.18

In a Powerful UN Speech, Gael Garcia Bernal Calls Out Mexican Government for Human Rights Violations

03.16.18

Gael Garcia Bernal attends IFP's 26th Annual Gotham Independent Film Awards at Cipriani, Wall Street on November 28, 2016 in New York City. Photo by Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for IFP

This Ecuadorian Director Hopes His Film Will Help Break the Silence Around Sexual Abuse

03.15.18

'Cenizas' still courtesy of Miami Film Festival

The ‘Charmed’ Reboot Cast Its 3 Leads and It’s Way More Diverse Than the Original

03.15.18

Lynda Carter Opens Up About Sexual Abuse She Endured While Starring on ‘Wonder Woman’ Series

by Kristen Lopez

03.15.18

Darren Criss as Andrew Cunanan, Jon Jon Briones as Modesto Cunanan in ‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story.’ Photo by Ray Mickshaw. Courtesy of FX

On ‘American Crime Story,’ Andrew’s Filipino Father Gets the American Dream By Any Means Necessary

by Manuel Betancourt

03.14.18

'Good Manners' still courtesy of AFI Fest

New Directors/New Films Brings Brazilian Horror & a Dominican Tale of Revenge to New York

by Manuel Betancourt

03.14.18

Drama ‘Make Love Great Again’ Is a Heartwarming Antidote to Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric

by Manuel Betancourt

03.14.18

'Virus Tropical' still courtesy of Animation is Film Festival

Power Paola On Turning Her Coming-of-Age Graphic Novel Into an Animated Movie

by Monica Castillo

03.13.18

From Boxing to Outer Space: 15 Must-See Movies at San Diego Latino Film Festival

by Manuel Betancourt

03.13.18

Gina Rodriguez Let it Slip That ‘Jane the Virgin’s Season 5 May Be Its Last

03.13.18

'Gabriel e a montanha' Courtesy of Critics' Week/Cannes Film Festival

This Film Retraces the Last Steps of a Brazilian Student’s 70-Day Trek Through Africa

03.12.18

Leo Herrera in screenshot from KQED's 'Behind the Lens.'

This Film Imagines a World Where AIDS Never Happened and Our Heroes Lived

03.12.18

Guillermo del Toro attends "The Shape of Water" premiere during the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival at The Elgin on September 11, 2017 in Toronto, Canada. Photo by Joe Scarnici/Getty Images. Courtesy of TIFF

Guillermo del Toro to Aid Aspiring Mexican Filmmakers with Full Scholarship

03.12.18

Demian Bichir as Marco Ruiz in 'The Bridge.' Photo by Jordin Althaus. Courtesy of FX Network

ABC’s ‘Gran Hotel’ Remake Casts Oscar-Nominated Actor Demian Bichir

03.09.18

‘Stand and Deliver’ Is Beloved By Latinos, But What Did Film Critics Think 30 Years Ago?

03.09.18

This Heartbreaking Doc on the Chapecoense Futbol Team’s Plane Crash Will Air During World Cup

This Doc on the Puerto Rican Government Bulldozing Homes to Build Hotels Will Break Your Heart

Amid Cancellation Rumors, Latino Orgs Urge Netflix to Renew ‘One Day at a Time’ in Open Letter

In a Powerful UN Speech, Gael Garcia Bernal Calls Out Mexican Government for Human Rights Violations

This Ecuadorian Director Hopes His Film Will Help Break the Silence Around Sexual Abuse

The ‘Charmed’ Reboot Cast Its 3 Leads and It’s Way More Diverse Than the Original

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