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Brazil REVIEW ‘We Are Guardians’: A Vital Tale Of Defiance And Destruction By Fernanda Franco 28 October, 2023
Colombia REVIEW ‘Red River’ Explores How Colombia’s Mythical ‘River of Seven Colours’ Has Become A Victim Of Its Own Beauty By Oleno Netto 24 October, 2023
Mexico REVIEW ‘Copa 71’ Uncovers The Buried History Of The First-Ever Women’s World Cup By Will Huddleston 14 October, 2023
Argentina REVIEW ‘The Klezmer Project’: A Journey Of Reflection And Rediscovery Through Klezmer Music And Yiddish Culture By Maly Polotto 12 October, 2023
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Chile ‘Memory Is An Intimate Feeling That Permeates Everything You Do’: 50 Years of Revolutionary Hope and Memory in Patricio Guzmán’s Cinema By Maly Polotto 11 September, 2023
Argentina REVIEW ‘Lionel Messi: Destiny’ chronicles the Argentine idol’s quest for World Cup victory By Will Huddleston 05 September, 2023
Colombia ‘Transfariana’ : New doc looks at love story that helped ‘queer’ Colombia’s peace process By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 01 July, 2023
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