Micaela Rueda’s feature UIO: Take Me For A Ride (Spanish title: UIO: Sácame a Pasear) is set, as the title of the film betrays – UIO is the code for the airport of Quito – in a middle-class neighbourhood of... Read Article
Latin America is without a doubt a region with a troubled and complicated history, featuring momentous historical events that have influenced the rest of the world. The 20th century has been marked by dramatic political changes and upheavals... Read Article
Crouch End Festival comes for its 5th edition this year with a 10-day packed programme of art, music, drama, poetry, comedy, dance, film, photography and much more from the 10th until the 19th of June. One of the... Read Article
The Cultural Section of the Embassy of Brazil in London in collaboration with Dirty Movies presents a season of “the dirtiest Brazilian films from the past 10 years”. This exciting new initiative will offer the chance for cinephiles... Read Article
East End Film Festival is coming back this year with an exciting and rich 11-day programme to celebrate the work of some of the best international and local cinematic talents. Among the highlights, we have come across a... Read Article
After the success of Paulina last year, which won multiple awards – among them, FIPRESCI at Cannes film festival and the Horizons Award at San Sebastián International Film Festival – the acclaimed Argentinian director Santiago Mitre is preparing... Read Article
Cinema Novo, directed by the Brazilian film-maker Eryk Rocha, won The Golden Eye Award for Best Documentary Film at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Cinema Novo is a movie-essay that explores one of the most important cinematic movements... Read Article
L.A. Film Festival, which supports emerging and established independent filmmakers, is coming back this year with an amazing line-up. Among the international selection, we come across a variety of Latin American films. Jonás Cuarón’s Desierto, starring Gael García... Read Article
Lola Arias, one of Argentina’s leading theatre writers and directors, explores the minefield of memory, mixing truth and fiction, in her new play MINEFIELD, a collaborative effort that combines theatre and film, and has been commissioned for LIFT 2016, where... Read Article
The Spanish Theatre Company has begun building the first venue in the history of London dedicated to the best artists, actors, musicians, dancers and authors of the Spanish language. The Cervantes Theatre London will be located in the vibrant... Read Article
The work of visual artist Felix González-Torres will be celebrated in a three-part exhibition, taking place at the Andrea Rosen Gallery in New York, Massimo De Carlo in Milan and Hauser & Wirth in London in May, June and... Read Article
Lucha Libre, Mexico’s iconic masked superheroes are coming to London for what should be an action-packed show on Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd of July. The Greatest Spectacle of Lucha Libre, as it’s subtitled, will look to thrill Londoners with... Read Article
