Five Brazilian Films Selected for Cannes in 2019
While Brazilian cinema is suffering severe cuts to its funding, it is also showing its strength at some of the... 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
Colombian Film Festival in NYC puts ‘Somos Calentura (We Are the Heat)’ front & center
The seventh edition of the Colombian Film Festival of New York kicked off on the 27th of March with the... 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
‘A Trip To The Moon’ Director Joaquín Cambre on Coming of Age, Our Self-Absorbed World and Escaping Reality
Joaquín Cambre is an Argentinian film-maker with a background in shooting music videos. For his first full-length feature, A Trip... Read Article
Short Film ‘Rocinha’s New Wave’ Shows the Community of Surfers Offering a Different Path
A new short film by Goma Collective puts the spotlight on a community of surfers from the Rocinha favela 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
REVIEW Obscuro Barroco
Obscuro Barroco is an acid-laced homage to the forces and characters that give life to Rio de Janeiro. Fragments of... Read Article
REVIEW A Winter to Remember (El Color de un Invierno)
Lucia has returned home to visit her parents for the winter holidays. Back in the cradle of her childhood fears... Read Article