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You Should Stream: This Doc on How Cuba’s Reggaeton Scene Thrives Despite Government Censorship

04.13.17

TRAILER: A Pompous Billionaire Faces Off With a Mexican Spiritual Healer in ‘Beatriz at Dinner’

04.13.17

'Beatriz at Dinner' Photo by: Lacey Terrell. Courtesy of Roadside Attractions.

Netflix Mexico Removed This Movie From Its Catalog After Outcry From LGBTQ Community

04.12.17

A Guide to the Can’t-Miss Latino Movies Screening at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival

04.12.17

TRAILER: OITNB’s Prison Riot Plotline Takes a Crazy Turn in Intense Season 5 Teaser

04.12.17

Jorge Thielen Armand On How His Docudrama ‘La Soledad’ Is a Metaphor for Venezuela’s Demise

04.11.17

Kiki Alvarez On How His Film ‘Sharing Stella’ Reflects Cuban Millennials’ Openness About Sexuality

by Manuel Betancourt

04.11.17

Colombian Documentary ‘Homo Botanicus’ Is a Search For Nature’s Hidden Secrets

by Manuel Betancourt

04.10.17

A. Sayeeda Moreno. Courtesy of Tribeca Untold Stories

These Latino Filmmakers Are Competing for Tribeca’s “Untold Stories” $1 Million Prize

by Manuel Betancourt

04.10.17

In This Dreamy Cuban Drama, ‘Fátima’ Is the Patron Saint of Drag Performers

by Manuel Betancourt

04.10.17

Penelope Cruz as Donatella Versace in ‘The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story.’ Photo by Pari Dukovic. Courtesy of FX

American Crime Story Season 2 Stars Ricky Martin as Versace’s Partner & Penelope Cruz as Donatella

by Manuel Betancourt

04.07.17

TRAILER: Spain’s ‘Zona Hostil’ Proves Hollywood Doesn’t Have a Monopoly on Wartime Action Flicks

by Manuel Betancourt

04.07.17

TRAILER: This Cheeky 1920s Feminist Workplace Drama Is Netflix’s First Series Produced in Spain

04.06.17

You Should Stream: ‘Ovarian Psycos’ Doc on the Radical Latina Bike Brigade Fighting Gentrification

04.06.17

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You Should Stream: ‘Love, Concord’ Is the Latino ‘Say Anything’ You Always Dreamed Of

04.05.17

This Is the Story of How Tiffany Vazquez Became Turner Classic Movies’ First-Ever Latina Host

04.05.17

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TRAILER: ‘Raising Zoey’ Doc Puts a Latina Face On the Struggles Faced by Trans Youth

04.05.17

Ettore D'Alessandro and
Algenis Pérez Soto in 'Sambá,' Courtesy of Tribeca Film Festival

The Directors of ‘Beauty Kingdom’ On Why Funding Dominican Films Is Much Easier Than in the Past

04.04.17

You Should Stream: This Doc on How Cuba’s Reggaeton Scene Thrives Despite Government Censorship

TRAILER: A Pompous Billionaire Faces Off With a Mexican Spiritual Healer in ‘Beatriz at Dinner’

Netflix Mexico Removed This Movie From Its Catalog After Outcry From LGBTQ Community

A Guide to the Can’t-Miss Latino Movies Screening at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival

TRAILER: OITNB’s Prison Riot Plotline Takes a Crazy Turn in Intense Season 5 Teaser

Jorge Thielen Armand On How His Docudrama ‘La Soledad’ Is a Metaphor for Venezuela’s Demise

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