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

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

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

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

02.01.19

Photo by Jasper Wolf, courtesy of Sundance Institute Pro.

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

02.01.19

Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez for Remezcla

Cultura in Motion: Three Artists Pushing Latino Culture Forward

by Remezcla Estaff

01.31.19

A still from Midnight Family by Luke Lorentzen, an official selection of the U.S. Documentary Competition at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Luke Lorentzen

REVIEW: This Doc on Mexico’s Private Ambulances is a Frightening Look at a Broken Healthcare System

by Manuel Betancourt

01.30.19

The Little-Known Southern Underground Railroad Into Mexico Is an Important Piece of Black History

by Raquel Reichard

01.30.19

This Instagram Entrepreneur Is Connecting Families Separated by Venezuela’s Migration Crisis

by Isabella Gomez

01.29.19

Gina Rodriguez on How the Updated Version of ‘Miss Bala’ Isn’t Your Typical Cartel Film

by Manuel Betancourt

01.29.19

Dira Paes and Julio Machado appear in Divine Love by Gabriel Mascaro, an official selection of the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Gabriel Mascaro.

REVIEW: ‘Divine Love’ is a Neon-Tinged Sci-Fi Movie Exploring Faith & Sex in a Dystopian Brazil

by Manuel Betancourt

01.29.19

Ask an Immigration Lawyer: When Should Salvadoran TPS Holders Reapply for Protection?

01.29.19

'X100PRE' album cover by Sergio Vasquez. Courtesy of the artist

Meet Sergio Vazquez, the Puerto Rican Illustrator Who Inadvertently Spawned Bad Bunny’s Third Eye

01.25.19

Lowers. Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez for Remezcla

7 Years of Lowers, the Electronic Collective That Gave a Voice to Border Kids From Juárez

01.25.19

Meet Jorge Corona, Whose Stunning Visuals in Comic ‘Middlewest’ Help Challenge Toxic Masculinity

01.24.19

'La Noche de 12 Años' still, courtesy of Netflix.

‘La Noche de 12 Años,’ Which Chronicles José Mujica’s Years as a Political Prisoner, is Now on Netflix

01.21.19

A Photo Guide to the Churros of Mexico City

01.18.19

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

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

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

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

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

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

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