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The Latina Stars of ‘One Day at a Time’ Share Their Thoughts on the Term “Latinx”

01.29.18

How ‘One Day at a Time’s Diverse Writers Room Creates Authentic Latino Narratives

01.24.18

One Day at a Time’s showrunners Mike Royce (from left) and Gloria Calderon Kellett pose for a photo with executive producer Norman Lear and cast members Justina Machado and Rita Moreno. Courtesy of Netflix.

British-Salvadoran Actor Ed Weeks on His Reaction to Trump’s “Shithole” Country Comment

01.23.18

Laura Mora Turned the Pain From Her Father’s Murder Into a Moving Film About the Cycle of Violence

01.17.18

'Matar a Jesus' still courtesy of Toronto International Film Festival

Peruvian Actress Q’orianka Kilcher: There’s More than One Way to Portray Indigeneity on Screen

01.12.18

Chris Eyre, Joely Proudfit, Q'orianka Kilcher, Chief Phillip Whiteman Jr., Lynette Two Bulls attend the premiere of Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures' "Hostiles" at Samuel Goldwyn Theater on December 14, 2017 in Beverly Hills, California. Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images

Director Anahí Berneri on Questioning Argentina’s Hypocritical Prostitution Laws in Her Film ‘Alanis’

12.29.17

'Alanis' still courtesy of Toronto International Film Festival

Ashley in '15: A Quinceañera Story' Courtesy of HBO

Thalía’s Short Docs on Quinceañeras Shatter Stereotypes by Focusing on a Latina Boxer, Rodeo Riders, and a Trans Teen

by Manuel Betancourt

12.19.17

Pitch Perfect 3 Actress Chrissie Fit. Remezcla Still.

How Cuban-American Actress Chrissie Fit Helped Her ‘Pitch Perfect 3’ Character Evolve Past Latina Stereotypes

by Kiko Martinez

12.18.17

Aimee Garcia in 'Lucifer.' Courtesy of Fox Broadcasting Co.

‘Lucifer’ Actress Aimee Garcia on Her Inspiring Character, Creating a “Latina Mafia” in Hollywood

by Kiko Martinez

12.12.17

'Ayer maravilla fui' still courtesy of Los Cabos International Film Festival

Mexican Director Gabriel Mariño On Creating a Melancholy Drama About a Soul That Changes Bodies Every Few Months

by Manuel Betancourt

11.14.17

Argentine Actor Nahuel Pérez Biscayart Is the Heart of French Oscar Contender ‘BPM (Beats Per Minute)’

by Carlos Aguilar

10.25.17

'Love, Cecy' still courtesy of Jay Francisco López

Jay Francisco López on Keeping Slain Teen’s Memory Alive with Bay Area-Set Film ‘Love, Cecy’

by Kiko Martinez

10.13.17

'The Last Light' still courtesy of Angelita Mendoza

How Angelita Mendoza’s True Crime Obsession Inspired Her Baja-Set Short Film

10.04.17

Alejandro Edda (far right) as Jorge Ochoa in 'American Made'. Courtesy of Universal Pictures

Actor Alejandro Edda On How His Research on the Ochoa Family Changed ‘American Made’s Storyline

09.29.17

Sarah Silverman, Martha MacIsaac and Natalie Morales, in the film BATTLE OF THE SEXES. Photo by Melinda Sue Gordon. Courtesy of Fox Searchlight

Actress Natalie Morales on Playing a Trailblazing 70s Latina Tennis Star in ‘Battle of the Sexes’

09.22.17

Photo by Itzel Alejandra Martinez. Art by Alan Lopez for Remezcla

Arturo Castro On How Starring in a Student Film 10 Years Ago Got Him a Role on ‘Narcos’

09.08.17

‘Hazlo Como Hombre’s Director Argues That the Film’s Homophobic Jokes Aren’t Problematic

09.01.17

Courtesy of Noc Noc Cinema/Hola Mexico Distribution

The Women of Mexican Rom-Com ‘Tales of an Immoral Couple’ on Why the Film Shoot Felt Like a Party

08.25.17

The Latina Stars of ‘One Day at a Time’ Share Their Thoughts on the Term “Latinx”

How ‘One Day at a Time’s Diverse Writers Room Creates Authentic Latino Narratives

British-Salvadoran Actor Ed Weeks on His Reaction to Trump’s “Shithole” Country Comment

Laura Mora Turned the Pain From Her Father’s Murder Into a Moving Film About the Cycle of Violence

Peruvian Actress Q’orianka Kilcher: There’s More than One Way to Portray Indigeneity on Screen

Director Anahí Berneri on Questioning Argentina’s Hypocritical Prostitution Laws in Her Film ‘Alanis’

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