Brazil REVIEW Surviving São Paulo’s Mean Streets In Marcelo Caetano’s ‘Baby’ By Oleno Netto 25 October, 2024
Mexico REVIEW ‘Sujo’: A Hopeful Take On The Young Men Affected By The Drug Conflict By Jessica Wax-Edwards 25 October, 2024
Argentina Director Rodrigo Moreno On His Argentine Heist Film ’The Delinquents’ By Lia Gomez-Lang 22 March, 2024
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
Mexico REVIEW ‘Lost in the Night’: ‘Heli’ Director Continues His Exploration Of Violence In Mexico In New Thriller By Jessica Wax-Edwards 09 October, 2023
Chile Chilean Actress Manuela Martelli Talks About Her Directorial Debut ‘1976’ By Fernanda Franco 02 April, 2023
Mexico REVIEW Netflix’s ‘Maya and The Three’ is an All-Star Animated Romp Through Mesoamerican Mexico By Fernando G. Herrero 08 November, 2021
Argentina “Upper middle-class families could have a son or a daughter who had also been ‘disappeared’.” – Andreas Fontana on his Argentine Thriller ‘Azor’ By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 03 November, 2021
Mexico REVIEW Thinking With Other Senses: Sense-Searching Unaided By Film Conventions in Three Short Films By Fernando G. Herrero 28 October, 2021
Costa Rica REVIEW Discovering Self in the Magical Realm of ‘Clara Sola’ By Lia Gomez-Lang 06 October, 2021
Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominican Republic Haiti Mexico Latin American Films Abound at This Year’s BFI London Film Festival By Sofia Serbin de Skalon 04 October, 2021
