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¡Adiós General!

By Mark Sampson 16 October, 2023

REVIEW ‘Copa 71’ Uncovers The Buried History Of The First-Ever Women’s World Cup

By Will Huddleston 14 October, 2023

Diaspora Argentina Brazil Colombia Cuba Ecuador Mexico Peru Uruguay Venezuela

EXIB Ibero-American festival artist round-up

By Josef Dobraszczyk 13 October, 2023

Biomigrant & Plu Con Pla – En Defensa de Sus Dioses

By Jenna Mackle 13 October, 2023

REVIEW ‘The Klezmer Project’: A Journey Of Reflection And Rediscovery Through Klezmer Music And Yiddish Culture

By Maly Polotto 12 October, 2023

REVIEW ‘Lost in the Night’: ‘Heli’ Director Continues His Exploration Of Violence In Mexico In New Thriller

By Jessica Wax-Edwards 09 October, 2023

Sesiones Macarena 360

Sesiones Macarena 360: An Audiovisual Journey Through Bogotá’s Creative Nexus

By Frank Kinsey 06 October, 2023

On the Margins

By Andy Cumming 04 October, 2023

Cuba Brazil Diaspora Mexico

Pianissimo!

By Mark Sampson 26 September, 2023

Leslie Sainz Have You Been Long Enough At Table Tin House

Identity Runs Deep in Leslie Sainz’s ‘Have You Been Long Enough at Table’

By Freddie Stone 20 September, 2023

Felipe Orjuela: Exclusive Release on Sounds and Colours

By Jenna Mackle 14 September, 2023

‘Memory Is An Intimate Feeling That Permeates Everything You Do’: 50 Years of Revolutionary Hope and Memory in Patricio Guzmán’s Cinema

By Maly Polotto 11 September, 2023

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