Brazil REVIEW ‘We Are Guardians’: A Vital Tale Of Defiance And Destruction By Fernanda Franco 28 October, 2023
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Mexico REVIEW ‘Copa 71’ Uncovers The Buried History Of The First-Ever Women’s World Cup By Will Huddleston 14 October, 2023
Argentina REVIEW ‘The Klezmer Project’: A Journey Of Reflection And Rediscovery Through Klezmer Music And Yiddish Culture By Maly Polotto 12 October, 2023
Mexico REVIEW ‘Lost in the Night’: ‘Heli’ Director Continues His Exploration Of Violence In Mexico In New Thriller By Jessica Wax-Edwards 09 October, 2023
Argentina REVIEW ‘Lionel Messi: Destiny’ chronicles the Argentine idol’s quest for World Cup victory By Will Huddleston 05 September, 2023
Argentina REVIEW ‘(Dis) Appear’: Preserving memory in post-dictatorship Argentina through private and public photographs By Maly Polotto 29 June, 2023
Brazil REVIEW Thais Fujinaga’s ‘The Joy of Things’ unveils the hidden side of happiness By Fernanda Franco 24 June, 2023
Chile REVIEW ‘The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future’: A Grim Warning About Climate Change By Carole Concha Bell 24 April, 2023
Mexico Venezuela REVIEW ‘The Box’: Brutal Coming-Of-Age Story Examines What It Takes To Survive On The Perilous Migrant Routes Of Latin America By Amy Hancock 07 March, 2023
Colombia REVIEW Colombian Doc ‘La Nave’ Gives Voice to the Marginalised Communities of the Carnaval de Barranquilla By Jessica Pandian 11 January, 2023
Brazil REVIEW Biopic of Leftist Revolutionary Marighella Is A Shot In The Arm for Anti-Authoritarianism By Charlotte Peet 16 December, 2022
