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
REVIEW Que Vola?
Earlier in the year, I reviewed a new album on the estimable French label, Nø Format. I described Que Vola?’s... Read Article
New Mini Documentary ‘Cimafunk: Electrifying Havana with Afro-Cuban Funk’
A new mini documentary by a British director about Cuban sensation Cimafunk gives us a glimpse into the singer’s journey... Read Article
REVIEW The Cordillera of Dreams
If you have ever flown over the Andes mountain range, you might have been struck by their sheer height. Even... Read Article
REVIEW The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão
The Invisible Life of Eurídice Gusmão, is a new “tropical melodrama” adapted from Martha Batalha’s novel A Vida Invisível de... Read Article
REVIEW Bacurau
Bacurau is the third feature film from Brazilian director Kleber Mendonca Filho, following the acclaimed Neighbouring Sounds and Aquarius, and... Read Article