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Luis Valdez and Edward James Olmos on White Supremacy and Why ‘Zoot Suit’ Is Relevant Today

10.16.17

Actors Alma Martinez (left) and Edward James Olmos prior to a screening of "Zoot Suit" presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on September 25, 2017. Photo by Michael Yada. Courtesy of A.M.P.A.S.

Vladimir Caamaño On Finding the Right Network for the First-Ever Dominican Family Comedy

10.16.17

A Look at the Creepy Exhibit Guillermo del Toro Curated for Toronto’s AGO, Featuring Brand New Monsters

10.13.17

Portrait of Guillermo del Toro at Bleak House. Photo © Josh White/ JWPictures.com. Courtesy of AGO

‘Top Chef El Salvador’ Sparks Outrage After Killing & Cooking Endangered Reptile On Air

10.13.17

Courtesy of 'Top Chef El Salvador' Facebook page

NewFest 2017: 14 Must-See Movies That Offer a Look at the Queer Latinx Experience

10.12.17

'A Cidade do Futuro' -
Courtesy of Outfest

This Powerful Short Doc Chronicles the Transformation of a Former MS-13 Gang Member into an Activist

10.11.17

"The Day I met El Chapo" still courtesy of Netflix

TRAILER: Here’s Your First Look at Kate del Castillo’s Netflix Docuseries ‘The Day I Met El Chapo’

by Carlos Aguilar

10.11.17

(L-R): Elizabeth Gillies as Fallon and Nathalie Kelley as Cristal in 'Dynasty' Photoby Mark Hill . Courtesy of The CW

Peruvian-Australian Actress Nathalie Kelley On Playing a Latina on the ‘Dynasty’ Reboot

by Kevin O'Keeffe

10.10.17

AT-M6 Walkers, along with Kylo's Shuttle in 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi.' Courtesy of Lucasfilm Ltd.

The Porg and Oscar Isaac Are the Best Things About New ‘The Last Jedi’ Trailer

by Trilly Chirino

10.10.17

'Saturday Church'. Courtesy of Spring Pictures.

From Soccer in Sunset Park to Chicanos in the Bay: 10 Must-See Movies at the New York Latino Film Festival

by Manuel Betancourt

10.09.17

Mariana Sanguinetti On How Chantal Akerman and ‘Girls’ Inspired Her Buenos Aires-Set Short Film

by Manuel Betancourt

10.09.17

TRAILER: Here’s Your First Look at the Young, Diverse Cast in Marvel’s ‘Runaways’ Series

by Trilly Chirino

10.09.17

Sean Teale as Eclipse/Marcos Diaz in 'The Gifted.' Photo by Ryan Green. Courtesy of FOX

Sean Teale On Playing a Spanish-Speaking Mutant in Marvel’s ‘The Gifted’

10.09.17

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TRAILER: Historical Drama ‘Morazán’ Is Honduras’ First-Ever Entry for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar

10.06.17

With ‘Zama,’ Lucrecia Martel Asserts Her Place as Latin America’s Most Acclaimed Female Director

10.05.17

Marialy Rivas speaks at the Cinema Cafe 7 during the Sundance Film Festival on January 27, 2012 in Park City, Utah. Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images

Marialy Rivas On How Her Sex Cult Drama ‘Princesita’ Is an Indictment of Toxic Masculinity

10.04.17

'The Last Light' still courtesy of Angelita Mendoza

How Angelita Mendoza’s True Crime Obsession Inspired Her Baja-Set Short Film

10.04.17

'The Simpsons' Season 29 © 2017 TCFFC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Courtesy of Fox

‘The Simpsons’ Season Premiere Has Better Messaging on Puerto Rico Than Trump

10.03.17

Luis Valdez and Edward James Olmos on White Supremacy and Why ‘Zoot Suit’ Is Relevant Today

Vladimir Caamaño On Finding the Right Network for the First-Ever Dominican Family Comedy

A Look at the Creepy Exhibit Guillermo del Toro Curated for Toronto’s AGO, Featuring Brand New Monsters

‘Top Chef El Salvador’ Sparks Outrage After Killing & Cooking Endangered Reptile On Air

NewFest 2017: 14 Must-See Movies That Offer a Look at the Queer Latinx Experience

This Powerful Short Doc Chronicles the Transformation of a Former MS-13 Gang Member into an Activist

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