Guatemala

By Russ Slater 24 April, 2020

It’s so nice to see this project finally have a release date. Back in August last year El Búho and... Read Article

By Jo Brandim-Howson 27 March, 2019

José, winner of Venice Film Festival’s Queer Lion 2018, offers a tender study of a young, gay man’s life in... Read Article

By Salomé Salpicon 24 November, 2017

Guatemala is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a woman; there are 56,000 reported acts... Read Article

By Jack Guy 08 May, 2017

To begin to understand Sara Curruchich and her music, you have to understand a little about Guatemala, a land of... Read Article

By Ursula Parvex 22 December, 2016

“¡Ay, qué manera de caer hacia arriba y de ser sempiterna, esta mujer!” (“Oh, the way this woman has of falling... 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 Russ Slater 09 October, 2015

This is how we like to start the weekend. With some rare Latin funk and afro grooves from El Salvador... Read Article

By Ana Young 24 June, 2015

After a visit to the Mayan sites of Yucatan in Mexico, Guatemala and Belize in 1977, Jeanne Masoero became inspired... Read Article

By Eloise Stevens 26 March, 2015

Burden of Peace (Original Title: Carga de Paz) is an impressive documentary about Attorney General Claudia Paz y Paz’s quest... Read Article

By Ed Hart 09 March, 2015

Burden of Peace (directed by Joey Boink, Netherlands) is a documentary about the pursuit of justice in post-civil war (1960-1996)... Read Article

By Gina Vergel 17 June, 2013

Any band that opens for Bomba Estéreo piques my interest, and that’s exactly why I went digging into more about Numasbala. The... Read Article