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
Peru REVIEW Genre-Twisting the Migrant Experience: The Dazzling ‘Lina from Lima’ By Lia Gomez-Lang 24 November, 2021
Brazil REVIEW ‘Medusa’ Makes a Political Statement with Horror and Humour By Oleno Netto 22 November, 2021
Mexico REVIEW Netflix’s ‘Maya and The Three’ is an All-Star Animated Romp Through Mesoamerican Mexico By Fernando G. Herrero 08 November, 2021
Mexico REVIEW ‘A Cop Movie’ Looks at What it Means to be a Police Officer in Mexico City By Rafael F. Zafra 04 November, 2021
Mexico REVIEW Thinking With Other Senses: Sense-Searching Unaided By Film Conventions in Three Short Films By Fernando G. Herrero 28 October, 2021
Argentina REVIEW ‘Azor’: An Unsettling Political Thriller Set in Military-led 1980s Argentina By Amy Hancock 26 October, 2021
Brazil REVIEW Animated Shorts at Inaugural Brazil Indigenous Film Festival Show Defiant Vibrancy of Guajajara and Maxakali Peoples By Will Huddleston 21 October, 2021
