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Pavel Giroud on What Inspired His Film About a Cuban Boxer Trying to Escape an AIDS Hospital

04.21.16

Set in the 1980s, 'El Acompañante' follows a boxer as he gets assigned to a hospital where the Cuban government sends all of its HIV-infected citizens.

The Director of ‘Papa: Hemingway in Cuba’ on Filming on the Island and Working With a Local Crew

04.14.16

Pedro Morelli on Why Gael Garcia Bernal Was the Perfect Actor for an Animated Role in ‘Zoom’

04.11.16

5 Questions with Ángel Manuel Soto, the Director Taking Puerto Rican Cinema to New Heights

03.30.16

Mexican Director Patricia Riggen Is on a Mission to Tell Uplifting Stories in Hollywood

03.25.16

5 Questions With The Nuyorican Music Video Director Who Animated Trump Kissing A Migrant Worker

03.25.16

Viviana Gómez Echeverry On the First-Ever Feature Film Shot on the Colombian Island of Providencia

by Manuel Betancourt

03.24.16

Gabriel Mascaro Takes on Macho Culture In His Film on a Cowboy Who Dreams of Designing Clothes

by Manuel Betancourt

03.24.16

Costa Rican Director Neto Villalobos’ Latest Film Documents a Romantic Relationship in Real Time

by Manuel Betancourt

03.22.16

Salomé Lamas on the Hypnotic, Hour-Long Opening Shot of Her Documentary on Peruvian Miners

by Manuel Betancourt

03.22.16

Argentine Director Pablo Trapero on the Jaw-Dropping True Crime Story That Inspired ‘El Clan’

by Manuel Betancourt

03.17.16

Johnny Colón and Mathew Ramirez Warren on How Boogaloo Paved the Way for Hip-Hop and Punk

by Isabelia Herrera

03.15.16

Ariel Rotter Turned a Family Secret and a Box of His Grandma’s Photos Into a Film

03.10.16

César Augusto Acevedo Is Fighting Hollywood’s Negative Stereotypes of Colombia One Movie at a Time

03.09.16

This Documentary Celebrates the Women Who Lead Bahia’s Once-Secret Afro-Brazilian Religion

03.08.16

We Hung Out With Diego Luna at Sundance and He Bared His Soul

03.03.16

Esai Morales and Jesse Borrego on ‘Mi Familia’ and Hollywood’s “War of Images” Against Latinos

03.01.16

Betzabe Garcia on Filming Her First Doc in an Idyllic Sinaloa Town In the Middle of the Drug War

02.23.16

Pavel Giroud on What Inspired His Film About a Cuban Boxer Trying to Escape an AIDS Hospital

The Director of ‘Papa: Hemingway in Cuba’ on Filming on the Island and Working With a Local Crew

Pedro Morelli on Why Gael Garcia Bernal Was the Perfect Actor for an Animated Role in ‘Zoom’

5 Questions with Ángel Manuel Soto, the Director Taking Puerto Rican Cinema to New Heights

Mexican Director Patricia Riggen Is on a Mission to Tell Uplifting Stories in Hollywood

5 Questions With The Nuyorican Music Video Director Who Animated Trump Kissing A Migrant Worker

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