REVIEW Chicuarotes
Chicuarotes is set in the heart of the indigenous community of San Gregorio Atlapulco, located in Xochimilco, in the south... Read Article
REVIEW Rojo
The horrors of Argentina’s Dirty War have long been a fertile source for film-makers looking to translate its inherent dread... Read Article
REVIEW Opus Zero
First time writer and director Daniel Graham helms Opus Zero, a German/Mexican co-production starring Willem Dafoe as lead character Paul,... Read Article
REVIEW Hard Paint (Tinta Bruta)
Brazilian co-directors and writers Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Revlon’s multi-award winning film Hard Paint (Tinta Bruta) starts strongly by giving... Read Article
REVIEW The Chambermaid
Lila Aviles’ debut film The Chambermaid (La Camarista) starts out strongly by introducing a quiet, mousy Eve that dutifully cleans,... Read Article
REVIEW Our Time
Renowned Mexican auteur Carlos Reygadas’ latest feature Our Time (Nuestro Tiempo) is a 3-hour study of a modern relationship gone... Read Article
REVIEW Birds of Passage
Ciro Guerra and Cristina Gallego’s new ethnographic drama Birds of Passage is a tale about marijuana trafficking in Colombia in... Read Article
REVIEW Temporada
Juliana moves alone to a new town to eke out a living working for a dengue control service, leaving behind... Read Article
REVIEW Mormaço
Marina Meliande’s first full-length feature Mormaço (English title: Sultry) is an impassioned portrait of stark resistance, set during the run-up... Read Article
REVIEW Yuli – The Carlos Acosta Story
For those not familiar, Carlos Acosta, born in Cuba in ’73 into an impoverished family, is one of the most... Read Article
REVIEW José
José, winner of Venice Film Festival’s Queer Lion 2018, offers a tender study of a young, gay man’s life in... Read Article
REVIEW Wiñaypacha (Eternidad) to Represent Peru at the 2019 Oscar and Goya Awards
Óscar Catacora’s Aymara-language feature, Wiñaypacha, has been chosen by Peru’s Ministry of Culture to represent the nation at both the... Read Article