Film Reviews

REVIEW ‘Alvorada Palace’ Offers a Window Into The Political Downfall of Dilma Rousseff

By Amy Hancock 10 June, 2021

REVIEW Opening the Earth: The Potato King

By Matthew Kingston 20 May, 2021

A still from the film 'Things We Dare Not Do'

REVIEW ‘Things We Dare Not Do’: A Heartwarming Coming-of-Age Story with a Twist

By Charlotte Mackenzie de Urrea 10 April, 2021

Gonzalo Maza on the set of “Ella es Cristina”. Photo credit: Angelina Dotes.

REVIEW The Man Who Writes Women: Chile’s Gonzalo Maza speaks about his Directorial Debut ‘Ella Es Cristina’

By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 31 March, 2021

A still from the film Again Once Again

REVIEW ‘Again Once Again’: Romina Paula Blurs Fiction and Reality in an Alternative Coming-Of-Age Movie

By Charlotte Mackenzie de Urrea 27 March, 2021

A still from the film 'Valentina'

REVIEW ‘Valentina’: An Eye-Opening and Moving Depiction of the Challenges Facing Trangender People in Brazil

By Oleno Netto 25 March, 2021

Alelí (dir. Leticia Jorge Romero)

REVIEW ‘Alelí’: A Father’s Death Sends His Heirs into a Downward Spiral in this Uruguayan Comedy

By Jorge Sarasola 01 March, 2021

An image from the film 'Babenco: Tell Me When I Die' (dir. Barbara Paz)

REVIEW ‘Babenco: Tell Me When I Die’: A Touching Love Letter to a Cinematic Giant

By Julia Garayo Willemyns 25 February, 2021

A still from THE SLEEPWALKERS

REVIEW ‘The Sleepwalkers’: Female Resilience at the Centre of an Argentinian Family Drama

By Fernando Valcheff García 12 February, 2021

REVIEW ‘The Funeral Home’: Argentinian Horror Fails to Build Suspense

By Oleno Netto 09 February, 2021

REVIEW ‘Once Upon a Time in Venezuela’: Venezuela’s Oscars Candidate is a Compelling (and Frustrating) Documentary

By Chaka V. Grier 05 February, 2021

Still from 'Identifying Features' courtesy of Kino Lorber

REVIEW ‘Identifying Features’: A Mother Embarks on a Dangerous Journey from Mexico to the USA

By Lia Gomez-Lang 19 January, 2021

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