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Patricia Ramos’ Film ‘El Techo’ Is a Humorous Look at Life in Cuba, Set on Havana’s Rooftops

03.22.17

Júlia Murat On Mixing Dance Sequences With Steamy Sex Scenes in Her New Film ‘Pendular’

03.22.17

This Week, ‘Jane the Virgin’ Went From Feminist Comedy to Damsel-in-Distress Sitcom

03.21.17

The ‘Selena’ Movie Is a Classic, But 20 Years Ago Film Critics Gave it Mixed Reviews

03.21.17

These Directors Turned Their Camera Toward South Texas’ Underground Rock Scene

03.20.17

Herbalife Is Buying Up Tickets to This Explosive Documentary to Keep You From Seeing It

03.20.17

Carlos César Arbeláez On Why His Film ‘Eso Que Llaman Amor’ Is a Love Letter to Medellín

by Manuel Betancourt

03.20.17

10 TV Pilots Starring Latinos We Hope Get Greenlit

by Manuel Betancourt

03.17.17

5 Eye-Opening Moments From This Moving Doc About Four Chileans With Down Syndrome

by Manuel Betancourt

03.17.17

Kate del Castillo Fears Arrest in Mexico, Netflix Considers Hologram for ‘Ingobernable’ Premiere

by Manuel Betancourt

03.17.17

The Directors of Chilean Dramedy ‘Family Life’ On Questioning Society’s Definition of a Family

by Carlos Aguilar

03.16.17

Demian Bichir Is Changing How Mexicans Are Portrayed in Films Both as an Actor and a Director

by Manuel Betancourt

03.16.17

In Short Film ‘Diego,’ a Latina Director Shows Us How Everyday Violence Turns Young Boys into Machistas

03.16.17

Residente Talks Directing a Doc & How Taking a DNA Test Changed His Music

03.15.17

The First Teaser for Disney’s Dia de Muertos Movie ‘Coco’ Is Finally Here

03.15.17

20 Latino Actors We Want to See Play the President of the United States in a Movie

03.14.17

You Should Stream: Get Your Lucha Libre Fix With ‘Lucha Underground’ on Netflix

03.14.17

From Argentina to Brazil: 6 Must-See Movies From Latin America’s Young Auteurs

03.13.17

Patricia Ramos’ Film ‘El Techo’ Is a Humorous Look at Life in Cuba, Set on Havana’s Rooftops

Júlia Murat On Mixing Dance Sequences With Steamy Sex Scenes in Her New Film ‘Pendular’

This Week, ‘Jane the Virgin’ Went From Feminist Comedy to Damsel-in-Distress Sitcom

The ‘Selena’ Movie Is a Classic, But 20 Years Ago Film Critics Gave it Mixed Reviews

These Directors Turned Their Camera Toward South Texas’ Underground Rock Scene

Herbalife Is Buying Up Tickets to This Explosive Documentary to Keep You From Seeing It

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