Argentina REVIEW A canine family becomes the catalyst for human connection in the Argentine film ‘Seven Dogs’ By Maly Polotto 09 May, 2022
Puerto Rico REVIEW ‘Without Prescription’: new Puerto Rican film highlights the importance of being open about mental health By Izzy Hollingdale 02 May, 2022
Brazil REVIEW ‘Urban Orishas’: Finding the Forces of Nature in the Big City By Andrea Kogan 14 April, 2022
Mexico REVIEW ‘Prayers for the Stolen’: A Haunting Journey of Friendship and Adolescence in the Mexican Mountainside By Amy Hancock 13 April, 2022
Chile REVIEW Oscar-nominated Chilean Short Hints at Role of Íngrid Olderöck in Pinochet’s Regime By Jesse Rothbard 27 March, 2022
Mexico REVIEW ‘Un Amor En Rebeldía’ Looks At One Of The Pioneers of Mexico’s Lesbian Movement By Jessica Wax-Edwards 21 March, 2022
Brazil REVIEW ‘Private Desert’: An Antidote for Contemporary Hate Speech By Monica Martínez 16 March, 2022
Paraguay REVIEW ‘Eami’ Highlights the Devastation of the Ayoreo Indigenous Communities in Paraguay By Jesse Rothbard 09 March, 2022
Colombia REVIEW ‘Encanto’: A Spell-Binding Representation of Latin America By Monica Martínez 16 February, 2022
Colombia REVIEW Fatherhood, Family and Film-making in ‘The Calm After the Storm’ By Rebecca Wilson 13 January, 2022
Chile REVIEW ‘Revolutionary Dreams’: New Film Offers First-hand Account of Repression in Chile During Pinochet’s Dictatorship By Chris Paul 19 December, 2021