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Lucia Carreras On How a Drama About an Accidental Kidnapping Turned Into a Statement on Women & Loneliness 11.22.16
Natalia Lafourcade On Her New Doc & What a Trump Presidency Could Mean for Mexican Musicians 11.21.16
From ‘Amores Perros’ to ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’: 10 of Rodrigo Prieto’s Most Beautiful Shots 11.17.16
The Director of ‘Bellas de Noche’ On Creating a Cinematic Tribute to Mexico’s Showgirls of the Past by Manuel Betancourt 11.16.16
Michael Peña & Stephanie Sigman On How Aggressively un-PC ‘War on Everyone’ Will Play Post-Election by Manuel Betancourt 11.15.16
How a Chilean Director Crafted the Jackie O. Biopic Likely to Get Natalie Portman an Oscar Nod by Manuel Betancourt 11.14.16
From ‘Scarface’ to ‘South of the Border’: 7 Oliver Stone Films About Latin America by Mary Angelica Molina 11.07.16
From Showgirls to Aliens: 12 Must-See Latin American Movies at Los Cabos Film Festival by Manuel Betancourt 11.02.16
Ricardo Silva & Omar Guzmán On Turning Their Camera Towards an Aging Swedish Musician Living in Tijuana by Manuel Betancourt 10.20.16
Johnny Ortiz Wants His Role in ‘Soy Nero’ to Change the Military’s Policy on Undocumented Soldiers 10.12.16
Meet Edgar San Juan, the Mexican Producer Blurring the Line Between Commercial Films and Art House Cinema 08.03.16
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