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REVIEW: Costa Rica’s Oscar Entry Is a Sympathetic Look at a Woman Unraveling in the Face of Motherhood

12.03.19

Courtesy of Seattle International Film Festival

REVIEW: Brazil’s Oscar Entry Is an Intoxicating Drama About an Unbreakable Sisterly Bond & Soul-Crushing Patriarchy

12.03.19

Melinna Bobadilla on Playing a Maya K’iche’ Immigrant on ‘OITNB’: Not All Latinos Are Mestizo

12.03.19

Melinna Bobadilla of "Orange is the New Black" and "Little America," takes part in the insightful panel discussion "Immigration on Television: Stories from America" presented at the Wolf Theatre on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019, at the Saban Media Center in North Hollywood, Calif. Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images

REVIEW: Argentina’s Oscar Entry ‘La Odisea de los Giles’ Is a Heist Movie Where the Poor Steal Their Money Back From the Rich

12.02.19

Noa Sainz: Mexico City’s Rising R&B Shapeshifter

12.02.19

REVIEW: Panamanian Movie ‘Todos Cambiamos’ Is About a Trans Woman Tired of Living a Double Life

11.27.19

Courtesy of Chicago Latino Film Festival

REVIEW: ‘La Mala Noche’ Is an Empowering Drama About a Woman Forced Into Sex Work

by Monica Castillo

11.27.19

Fer Casillas: Retro-Futurism Steeped in Soul

by Richard Villegas

11.27.19

Rodrigo Santoro appears in Un Traductor by Rodrigo Barriuso and Sebastián Barriuso, an official selection of the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Gabriel Guerra Bianchini.

REVIEW: ‘Un Traductor’ Is a Moving Tale About a Cuban Man Assigned to Help Chernobyl Victims

by Monica Castillo

11.26.19

Courtesy of the Miami International Film Festival.

REVIEW: Dominican Movie ‘El Proyeccionista’ Follows a Weary Man Who Manages a Traveling Cinema

by Beatrice Loayza

11.26.19

This Is How Latinos Feel About Thanksgiving

by Amaris Castillo

11.26.19

Photo by Witthaya Prasongsin / Getty Images

How Annysa Polanco is Championing Diversity at Penguin Random House

by Nia Ita

11.26.19

Boricua MC Joyce Santana Is Bringing Bars, Bellaqueo & Perreo Intenso to Reggaeton

11.26.19

REVIEW: ‘Café Con Sabor a Mi Tierra’ Is a Gorgeously Shot Drama About Honduran Coffee Growers

11.25.19

In Jaquira Díaz’s Memoir ‘Ordinary Girls,’ Sisterhood Is Shaped by Shared Struggles of Violence & Poverty

11.25.19

'Retablo' film still courtesy of Outfest.

REVIEW: Tense Drama ‘Retablo’ Addresses Homophobia in a Close-Knit Quechua Community

11.25.19

Kiko El Crazy Is Ready to Make Dominican Dembow a Global Movement

11.25.19

Photo by Claire Folger. Courtesy of Lionsgate.

REVIEW: Ana de Armas’s Character in ‘Knives Out’ Is the Latina Heroine We Need in the Trump Era

11.22.19

REVIEW: Costa Rica’s Oscar Entry Is a Sympathetic Look at a Woman Unraveling in the Face of Motherhood

REVIEW: Brazil’s Oscar Entry Is an Intoxicating Drama About an Unbreakable Sisterly Bond & Soul-Crushing Patriarchy

Melinna Bobadilla on Playing a Maya K’iche’ Immigrant on ‘OITNB’: Not All Latinos Are Mestizo

REVIEW: Argentina’s Oscar Entry ‘La Odisea de los Giles’ Is a Heist Movie Where the Poor Steal Their Money Back From the Rich

Noa Sainz: Mexico City’s Rising R&B Shapeshifter

REVIEW: Panamanian Movie ‘Todos Cambiamos’ Is About a Trans Woman Tired of Living a Double Life

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