REVIEW 2DE1 – Emersão
Faith in what's to come: 2DE1 trace a path of hope for the future of Brazil with their new EP, Emersão.
REVIEW ‘One in a Thousand’ Presents A Queer Portrayal of Everyday Life in the Neighbourhoods
London's Pride parade may have been cancelled for the second year running, but Argentine film 'One in a Thousand' brings together a multitude of queer characters in a joyful celebration.
REVIEW Dr. Drumah – Nu-Konduktor
Anyone familiar with Dr. Drumah‘s extensive back catalogue may be a little surprised by the new album. The numbers are... Read Article
REVIEW ‘Diego Maradona’ Reveals How Argentina’s Iconic Footballer Inspired Such Devotion Despite His Flaws
Shortly after winning the Copa América in July of this year, Lionel Messi dedicated the victory to friends, family, and... Read Article
REVIEW Fantasy and humanity in ‘Tigers Are Not Afraid’
Lauded by Guillermo del Toro and Stephen King, Issa López’s critically acclaimed Tigers Are Not Afraid, a harrowing and enthralling film shown through the eyes of a group of children in Mexico, where the cartel wars – and their devastating effects - are part of everyday life.
REVIEW ‘Mosh’ invokes a Dominican reality imbued with hope and absurdity
Juan Antonio Bisonó graduated from university in Miami with a degree in English Literature and Film Directing, and a clear... Read Article
REVIEW A Postcolonial Retelling of La Llorona
Jayro Bustamante’s powerful postcolonial supernatural fable unearths the repressed horrors of the Guatemalan conflict through the story of a young Mayan maid who joins the household of a genocidal general
REVIEW Rodrigo Amarante – Drama
When the LA-based Brazilian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Rodrigo Amarante, delivered his first solo album Cavalo in 2014, it announced a... Read Article
REVIEW Bomba Estéreo – Deja
It’s been four years since we’ve heard from Colombia’s Bomba Estéreo, the tropically-charged, electro duo comprising of Li Saumet and... Read Article
REVIEW Os Amantes – Os Amantes
Singer Jaloo and instrumental duo Strobo (Leo Chermont and Arthur Kunz) cook up delicious Brazilian flavours in the debut album... Read Article
REVIEW Martin Bruhn – Picaflor
It’s been five years since the label Shika Shika, led by musicians Barrio Lindo and El Búho, inaugurated a catalogue... Read Article
REVIEW ‘Pelé’ Looks at the Life of Brazil’s Legendary Footballer Both On and Off the Field
The most striking moment of Pelé (David Tryhorn, Ben Nicholas, 2021) is barely in the frame: in the aftermath of... Read Article