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

02.07.19

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

TRAILER: ‘Café’ is a Lyrical Look at the Life of a Nahua Family in Puebla

01.31.19

AOC Surprises Audience With Video Chat After Thrilling Sundance Premiere of ‘Knock Down the House’

01.31.19

'Knock Down the House' still, courtesy of Sundance Institute.

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

01.30.19

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

These NYT Short Docs Offer a Look at Mexico’s Justice System, Activists & Narcos

01.04.19

You Should Stream: This Short Doc Is a Look at Indigenous People Living in Mexico City’s Colonia Roma

01.02.19

Otomi women in front of the Santa Maria Church in Tequisquiapan, Queretaro, Mexico. By AlejandroLinaresGarcia - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link

Photo by Kevin Berne images. Courtesy of PBS

CLIP: This Doc Takes You Behind the Scenes of John Leguizamo’s Broadway Show ‘Latin History for Morons’

by Manuel Betancourt

11.16.18

In This Emotional Short Doc, Families Divided by the Border Get 3 Minutes to Hug

by Manuel Betancourt

11.13.18

'Voices of the Sea' courtesy of Kim Hopkins

‘Voices of the Sea’ is an Intimate Look at What It’s Like To Try To Flee Cuba for the US

by Manuel Betancourt

10.26.18

'Bixa Travesty' image courtesy of Cinema Tropical

Meet Linn da Quebrada, the “Gender Terrorist” Raising Her Voice for Brazil’s Queer Community of Color

by Manuel Betancourt

10.26.18

A New Trailer for Nat Geo’s Gustavo Cerati Documentary Is Here

by Marcos Hassan

10.17.18

Anahi Puente, Christopher Uckermann, Maite Perroni, Alfonso Herrera, Dulce Maria and Christian Chavez of RBD at Z100's Jingle Ball. Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images

TEASER: If You’re Dreaming of an RBD Reunion, This Documentary Is the Next Best Thing

by Carlos Aguilar

10.12.18

Cynthia Shank, Autumn Shank, Ava Shank and Annalis Shank appear in The Sentence by Rudy Valdez, an official selection of the U.S. Documentary Competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute.

REVIEW: Incarceration Doc ‘The Sentence’ Doesn’t Follow the Prisoner Inside, But Those Left Waiting Outside

10.11.18

Víctor Jara's grave in the General Cemetery of Santiago. By Lion Hirth (User:Prissantenbär) - Own work, Public Domain, Link

Episode of Netflix’s Upcoming Doc Series ‘ReMastered’ to Investigate Victor Jara’s Killing

09.27.18

TRAILER: Rudy Valdez’s Powerful Doc Is an Intimate Look at Growing Up With an Incarcerated Mom

09.26.18

This Documentary Chronicles the Life and Legacy of Legendary Ecuadorian Singer Julio Jaramillo

09.11.18

You Should Stream: This Short Doc Is an Inside Look at SF’s Immigration Raid Hotline

08.22.18

In ‘Room to Grow’ Doc, a Latinx Teen Struggles After Coming Out to Religious Parents

08.14.18

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

TRAILER: ‘Café’ is a Lyrical Look at the Life of a Nahua Family in Puebla

AOC Surprises Audience With Video Chat After Thrilling Sundance Premiere of ‘Knock Down the House’

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

These NYT Short Docs Offer a Look at Mexico’s Justice System, Activists & Narcos

You Should Stream: This Short Doc Is a Look at Indigenous People Living in Mexico City’s Colonia Roma

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