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REVIEW: ‘Birds of Passage’ Is a Shakespearean Tragedy and ‘Godfather’-Style Epic Centering an Indigenous Family

02.12.19

A Look at the Growing, Vibrant Drag Scene in Monterrey, Mexico

02.12.19

Meet the Chicano Tech Entrepreneur Creating the Next Generation of Drumming Software

02.12.19

These Powerful Documentaries Feel Like an Origin Story for Latinas at the Forefront of Politics

02.11.19

After Revolutionizing the Sound of Reggaeton at 15, Tainy Is Ready for His Own Album

02.08.19

Photo by Chris Ayme. Courtesy of Lyme Lite Media

REVIEW: Sundance Doc ‘Pahokee’ Is an Intimate Portrait of Black & Latino High Schoolers Reaching for Greatness

02.08.19

A still from Pahokee by Ivete Lucas and Patrick Bresnan, an official selection at 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Photo by Patrick Bresnan. Courtesy of Sundance Institute.

People protest the possibility that the Trump administration may overturn the Temporary Protected Status for Haitians in front of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office. Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images News

As TPS Hangs in the Balance, Recipients Will Stage Largest Attempt to Save Program

by Christine Bolaños

02.08.19

Indya Moore performs during the FX 'Pose' Ball in Harlem on June 2, 2018 in New York City. Photo by Andrew Toth/Getty Images for FX Networks

‘Pose’ Star Indya Moore Talks Being Trans, Taína, and Talented at Sundance

by Manuel Betancourt

02.07.19

A still from Sea of Shadows by Richard Ladkani, official selection at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute.

REVIEW: In ‘Sea of Shadows’ Documentary, a Journalist Uncovers a Fishing Cartel Who’s Killing the Endangered Vaquita

by Monica Castillo

02.07.19

Jessie Reyez, Ibeyi and More on Writing Songs Inspired by ‘Roma’

by Richard Villegas

02.07.19

'One Day at a Time' season 3. Courtesy of Netflix

With Help From Celebrity Guest Stars, ‘One Day at a Time’ Doesn’t Shy Away From Messy Family Drama

by Alex Alvarez

02.07.19

REVIEW: ‘Monos’ Is an Intoxicating ‘Lord of the Flies’-Style Drama Set in the Colombian Andes Mountains

by Manuel Betancourt

02.06.19

Romina Bentancur appears in The Sharks by Lucía Garibaldi, an official selection at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Photo by German Nocella. Courtesy of Sundance Institute

REVIEW: In Sundrenched Uruguayan Drama ‘The Sharks,’ a Teen Girl Navigates Romantic Disappointment

02.06.19

Afro-Cubana Artist & Author Lady Dane Is Uplifting Black Trans Women Through Her Work

02.05.19

Rashaad Ernesto Green On Writing His Coming-of-Age Film ‘Premature’

02.05.19

REVIEW: Despite Strong Performances, ‘Miss Bala’ Fails to Sidestep Cartel Movie Clichés

02.04.19

Photo by Jasper Wolf, courtesy of Sundance Institute Pro.

Actor Moisés Arias Shares the Grueling Training Process He Underwent to Play a FARC Guerilla in ‘Monos’

02.01.19

Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez for Remezcla

5 Juarez Artists on Redefining the City’s Narrative of Violence

02.01.19

REVIEW: ‘Birds of Passage’ Is a Shakespearean Tragedy and ‘Godfather’-Style Epic Centering an Indigenous Family

A Look at the Growing, Vibrant Drag Scene in Monterrey, Mexico

Meet the Chicano Tech Entrepreneur Creating the Next Generation of Drumming Software

These Powerful Documentaries Feel Like an Origin Story for Latinas at the Forefront of Politics

After Revolutionizing the Sound of Reggaeton at 15, Tainy Is Ready for His Own Album

REVIEW: Sundance Doc ‘Pahokee’ Is an Intimate Portrait of Black & Latino High Schoolers Reaching for Greatness

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