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Felipe Bragança’s Brazilian-Paraguayan Film ‘Não Devore Meu Coração’ Is a Gorgeous Political Allegory

02.06.17

Director F. Javier Gutiérrez Explains Why the Latest Movie in ‘The Ring’ Franchise Is So Terrifying

02.03.17

Director Lukas Valenta Rinner on Shooting a Deadpan Comedy in a Real-Life Buenos Aires Nudist Colony

02.02.17

José María Cabral’s ‘Carpinteros,’ the First Dominican Film to Premiere at Sundance, Looks at Love Behind Bars

02.02.17

Fernando Guzzoni On How a Tragic Hate Crime Changed the Screenplay He Was Writing

02.01.17

William Caballero Made a Short About His Hilarious Boricua Abuelos & Now He’s Headed to Sundance

01.18.17

Actress Anya Taylor-Joy On Growing Up in Argentina & Starring in M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Split’

by Kiko Martinez

01.17.17

How Growing Up Blaxican in Los Angeles Prepared Miguel for His Acting Debut

by Isabelia Herrera

01.13.17

Director Hernán Jiménez on His Sweet & Sour RomCom and the Rise of Costa Rican Filmmaking

by Manuel Betancourt

12.28.16

Julio Hernández Cordón Is a Rebel With a Camera Making Low-Budget, Award-Winning Central American Films

by Manuel Betancourt

12.21.16

Benjamin Bratt on How Lee Daniels’ New Series ‘Star’ Reflects the Shared Black & Latino Experience

by Manuel Betancourt

12.16.16

Glitch Art, Amateur Porn & the Apocalypse: Peruvian Director Juan Daniel F. Molero on ‘Videofilia’

by Steve Macfarlane

12.08.16

Amat Escalante on ‘La Región Salvaje’ & the Email to Carlos Reygadas That Launched His Career

11.23.16

Pablo Larraín on His “Anti-Biopic” About Pablo Neruda & Gael García Bernal’s Mysterious Face

11.23.16

Lucia Carreras On How a Drama About an Accidental Kidnapping Turned Into a Statement on Women & Loneliness

11.22.16

The Director of ‘Bellas de Noche’ On Creating a Cinematic Tribute to Mexico’s Showgirls of the Past

11.16.16

Michael Peña & Stephanie Sigman On How Aggressively un-PC ‘War on Everyone’ Will Play Post-Election

11.15.16

The Director and Producer of ‘Alias Maria’ on Humanizing Colombia’s Child Soldiers

11.09.16

Felipe Bragança’s Brazilian-Paraguayan Film ‘Não Devore Meu Coração’ Is a Gorgeous Political Allegory

Director F. Javier Gutiérrez Explains Why the Latest Movie in ‘The Ring’ Franchise Is So Terrifying

Director Lukas Valenta Rinner on Shooting a Deadpan Comedy in a Real-Life Buenos Aires Nudist Colony

José María Cabral’s ‘Carpinteros,’ the First Dominican Film to Premiere at Sundance, Looks at Love Behind Bars

Fernando Guzzoni On How a Tragic Hate Crime Changed the Screenplay He Was Writing

William Caballero Made a Short About His Hilarious Boricua Abuelos & Now He’s Headed to Sundance

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