BFI London Film Festival

Chilean Actress Manuela Martelli Talks About Her Directorial Debut ‘1976’

By Fernanda Franco 02 April, 2023

REVIEW Netflix’s ‘Maya and The Three’ is an All-Star Animated Romp Through Mesoamerican Mexico

By Fernando G. Herrero 08 November, 2021

“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

REVIEW Thinking With Other Senses: Sense-Searching Unaided By Film Conventions in Three Short Films

By Fernando G. Herrero 28 October, 2021

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

REVIEW ‘A Common Crime’: Middle-Class Guilt on Display in an Unsettling Thriller

By Amy Hancock 18 October, 2020

Argentina Mexico

REVIEW ‘The Intruder’: Horror, Joy and a Topnotch Cast

By Oleno Netto 13 October, 2020

REVIEW The Way He Looks

By Nadia Reiman 27 November, 2014

REVIEW Wild Tales

By George Kafka 13 November, 2014

REVIEW Güeros

By George Kafka 17 October, 2014

REVIEW Mr Kaplan

By George Kafka 15 October, 2014