Sounds and Colours at the Buenos Aires Film Festival – Day One
It’s 4am on the dark, deserted streets of downtown Buenos Aires and I’ve just been turned away from about the... Read Article
Cinema of Brazil
Why is Latin American Cinema so Under-represented at Cannes?
The representation of Latin American cinema at the Cannes Film Festival has, since the festival’s inception in 1939, been about... Read Article
REVIEW Pachamama
I’m not convinced Pachamama – meaning Mother Earth – is an apt title for this film. There are certainly many... Read Article
New Cinema of Brazil season brings Brazilian film back to London
Autumn is definitely the season for film festivals, with the new Cinema of Brazil line-up of films following the BFI... Read Article
The Best Brazilian Films of All Time
It’s always difficult to make a “best of all time” list. First, I had to decide which qualities were important... Read Article