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Film

By Marcus Chapman 09 December, 2016

Fidel Castro, the long-time leader of Cuba, recently passed away at the age of 90. A supremely divisive figure, Castro... Read Article

By Charlotte Peet 17 November, 2016

Rio de Janeiro is notorious for having one of the highest levels of social inequality on earth. A city of... Read Article

By Ed Hart 08 November, 2016

This enjoyable Argentine film is rooted in our preoccupation with where the virtual world stops and the real one begins.... Read Article

By Charlotte Peet 22 September, 2016

The case of Amarildo de Souza, the bricklayer who was tortured to death by UPP Military Officers of Rocinha favela... Read Article

By Danny Concha 14 September, 2016

This year, Yachaywasi Films takes us right to the heart of one of Peru’s most dramatic and controversial conflicts in... Read Article

By Olivia Arigho Stiles 12 September, 2016

Recent clashes between Sioux tribes people and private energy contractors over an oil pipeline proposed on sacred land in North... Read Article

By Ed Hart 09 August, 2016

Incident Light (La Luz Incidente) sets itself quite a task. Starting in the deflated aftermath of a family tragedy is... Read Article

By Joanna Blyth 03 August, 2016

Ixcanul is set on a coffee plantation in Guatemala, located on the side of an active volcano which gives the... Read Article

By Ana Young 06 July, 2016

Director Daniel Abma has created a film that shows the reality of Cuba in many layers, some of which are... Read Article

By Joe Galbraith 10 June, 2016

The UK arrives somewhat late to the party with the June 10th release of Embrace of the Serpent, which premiered... Read Article

By Lina Samoili 08 June, 2016

Micaela Rueda’s feature UIO: Take Me For A Ride (Spanish title: UIO: Sácame a Pasear) is set, as the title of the... Read Article

By Lina Samoili 07 June, 2016

Latin America is without a doubt a region with a troubled and complicated history, featuring momentous historical events that have... Read Article