Traditional folktales from Brazil’s Guajajara and Maxakali peoples are infused with creative energy in two animated shorts forming part of the inaugural Brazil Indigenous Film Festival.
One of the main fears about the Brazilian Amazon is beginning to materialize: logging is starting to move from the... Read Article
The tale of two inseparable sisters struggling with repression and prejudice in Rio de Janeiro’s machismo society in the 1950s., Karin Ainouz’s The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão is being released into UK cinemas on Friday 15th October.
Day Dreamer, a new subsidiary of the London-based label Night Dreamer, has posed us one of those “compare and contrast”... Read Article
Throughout history, the musical innovations of the African Diaspora have had a defining role in the musical identity of entire... Read Article
It’s still only the beginning of October, but we’re already “slipping into darkness”. Winter’s on its way, but here are... Read Article
Filmmaking heavyweights, A-list talent, an aural journey in Colombia’s capital, Maradona’s Hand of God… The BFI London Film Festival, which... Read Article
Will Huddleston caught up with the directors of Pelé to discuss how they approached making their documentary about Brazil’s legendary... Read Article
Faith in what's to come: 2DE1 trace a path of hope for the future of Brazil with their new EP, Emersão.
Oh, some pretty hilarious scenes these past few weeks, with the media building up to fever pitch the pro-Bolsonaro (and... Read Article
I figured there was some interesting videos I wanted to share with you all, but didn’t realise quite how disparate... Read Article
Anyone familiar with Dr. Drumah‘s extensive back catalogue may be a little surprised by the new album. The numbers are... Read Article
