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INTERVIEW

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

This Documentary Uncovers an Afro-Cuban Community Singing in an Almost Extinct African Language

by Manuel Betancourt

02.18.16

While Chilean Cinema Soars, Its Filmmakers Scramble to Find Funding

by Carlos Aguilar

02.16.16

Filmmakers Behind ‘Invisible Roots’ on Finding Afro-Mexicans Living in Southern California

by Walter Thompson-Hernández

02.16.16

Alex Anwandter On Directing His First Film and the Differences Between Making Music and Making Movies

by Mary Angelica Molina

02.15.16

Gabriel Ripstein On Why He Made a Film About Smugglers Taking US Guns into Mexico

by Kiko Martinez

02.12.16

Adrian Martinez on Playing a Drug Dealer in ‘White Girl’: “I Pick My Stereotypes Carefully”

by Monica Castillo

02.03.16

How Migrant Farmers and ‘The Little Mermaid’ Inspired This Supernatural Horror Short

01.28.16

Fred Armisen Talks Bringing Latino Comedy to the Mainstream With Launch of Más Mejor

01.13.16

Dascha Polanco On Why Acting Alongside J. Law and Bradley Cooper in ‘Joy’ Made Her More Confident

12.22.15

America Ferrera On the Diversity of ‘Superstore’ and How Its Color-Blind Casting Is a Milestone

12.21.15

Mario Crespo Just Wanted to Make a Film on the Warao People, Then It Became Venezuela’s Oscar Entry

12.17.15

Édgar Ramírez on Playing J. Law’s Husband in ‘Joy’ and the Meaning of True Love

12.17.15

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

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

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

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

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

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

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