#QuedateEnCasa: Latin American Cinema to Stream at Home
And just like that the cinemas closed and the film festivals got canned. Months of marketing and preparation seemingly wasted,... Read Article
REVIEW Chulas Fronteras / Del Mero Corazon
Chulas Fronteras (Beautiful Borders, 1976) and Del Mero Corazon (Straight From The Heart, 1979) are two documentaries from film-maker Les... Read Article
Creating a Microcosm of Brazilian Society: An Interview with Bacurau’s Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles
Kleber Mendonça Filho‘s third film Bacurau, which he co-directed with long-time collaborator Juliano Dornelles, is a futuristic genre-bending survivalist thriller... Read Article
Taking Iacanga
If the US and Britain had their Summer of Love in 1967, then Brazil had to wait a little longer.... Read Article
Brother’s Keeper: A Q&A with Playwrights Gabriel Furman & Javier Molina
While diversity has been increasing onstage on Broadway in New York City in recent years, it can sometimes feel like... Read Article
REVIEW Monos
Monos follows a band of eight teenage rebels, a faction of the faceless ‘Organisation’, on a mission to watch over... Read Article
I Want Chile To Improve Through My Films: An Interview with Patricio Guzmán
Patricio Guzmán is Chile’s most renowned documentary maker. His epic three-part La Batalla de Chile (The Battle of Chile) documented... Read Article
REVIEW Amazônia Groove
At the beginning of this documentary we are told: “The river is this moving synthesis of our culture’s flow. This... Read Article
Queen Quelé – The Queen of Samba; Interview with Clementina de Jesus Documentary Makers
Legendary voice and a symbol of Brazil’s African heritage, cultural diversity, and musical richness, Clementina de Jesus or Quelé as... Read Article